ECODRIVE controllers grouped by interface series, design, current class, voltage category and firmware requirement.
Scrollable family inventory
The list below is a starting point, not the warehouse limit. Call with the full suffix from the tag for current condition, configuration and price.
Indramat DKC02.3-100-7-FW ECODRIVE drive controller. Ask Litco about a replacement or repair; include the complete tag and installed firmware.
View DKC02.3-100-7-FW exact-part page →A 40 A ECODRIVE controller with PROFIBUS command interface and separately selected firmware.
View DKC03.1-040-7-FW exact-part page →A 40 A, 700 VDC-class ECODRIVE Type 1 controller with separately selected firmware.
View DKC01.1-040-7-FW exact-part page →A compact 16 A-class ECODRIVE03 controller from Litco’s published drive inventory.
View DKC01.3-016-7-FW exact-part page →A 16 A-class ECODRIVE03 controller for SERCOS-connected motion systems.
View DKC02.3-016-7-FW exact-part page →A 100 A-class ECODRIVE03 controller listed in Litco’s current ECODRIVE inventory.
View DKC06.3-100-7-FW exact-part page →A 40 A ECODRIVE03 controller with analog and parallel interface capability.
View DKC21.3-040-7-FW exact-part page →DKC01 is the ECODRIVE branch centered on analog and parallel command interfaces. Generation, current class, feedback and firmware are configuration-critical.
View DKC01 series details →DKC03 is the PROFIBUS-DP branch of ECODRIVE, combining the DKC power platform with PROFIBUS command communication.
View DKC03 series details →DKC02 is the SERCOS-interface member of the compact ECODRIVE range. The exact controller generation, firmware and motor package must match the installed SERCOS system.
View DKC02 series details →Family overview
DKC controllers combine power electronics and digital axis control in a compact platform. Series numbers identify different command interfaces, while the FW suffix means the installed firmware remains a separate and essential compatibility item.
A drive housing is only the starting point. Plug-in modules, firmware, feedback electronics and the connected motor can make visually similar controllers incompatible.
Preserve the firmware label, parameter backup and installed module stack before removing the drive. Include the fault code and what the machine was doing when the failure appeared.
Helpful photos: the nameplate, complete unit, connections and shaft or cabinet context.
Call to check stock. Send the complete DKC / ECODRIVE type code so Litco can confirm configuration, condition and availability.
Call to check stock, condition and lead time. Your part number carries into the form.