Product Description:

The FECC02.1T-B-STD-NNNN-S001 is built by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the FEC Frequency Converters series and serves as a configurable drive component in factory automation. By modulating the output frequency sent to an AC motor, it lets equipment such as conveyors, mixers, and winding stations adjust speed to changing process demands while the mains supply remains constant. The unit fits into a control cabinet, and its front interface allows users to enter parameters, view alarms, and start test operation without separate service tools. Because motor speed is adjusted electrically, the same machine can handle startup, normal running, and slower process steps from one controller.

In hardware terms, the unit is released as Design 1, which identifies the first mechanical version of this platform. Its electronic architecture is tagged as 2nd generation, which places it within the second electronics platform used in this range. User interaction is provided through a 4-digit LED display that shows status codes and real-time frequency values. The entry interface uses membrane keys for sealed button operation, and all controls are arranged on a large panel that gives the display and keys more spacing. This layout makes codes easier to read when the converter is installed in a crowded cabinet.

The converter is supplied without a potentiometer, so speed trimming must be handled through the host PLC or the keypad instead of a front-mounted dial. As a frequency converter, it can be paired with standard asynchronous motors across a broad power range without changing the basic machine coupling. The lack of a front dial reduces the chance of unintended manual speed changes during routine panel use. Wiring remains consistent with related power stages in the same product line, which helps the unit fit established cabinet layouts.