Product Description:

Bosch Rexroth Indramat manufactures the FECG01.2-0K75-3P400-A-SN-NNNN-01V01 as part of the FEC Frequency Converters series. The unit is a frequency converter intended for general automation tasks, where it modulates motor speed and torque to match process demands. By linking the incoming supply to the required motor frequency, it supports induction motors in material-handling lines, pumps, and conveyors without mechanical gear changes. That arrangement lets the drive adjust acceleration and running speed electrically rather than through fixed transmission ratios. An internal brake chopper dissipates regenerative energy during rapid deceleration.

The converter delivers a rated output of 0.75 kW, fitting low-power drives that still need precise speed control. It belongs to the 400 VAC voltage class and accepts a 3-phase mains connection, supporting balanced current draw in industrial switchgear. The unit uses Design 2 of the first generation and relies on digital commands instead of a built-in potentiometer. The housing has an IP20 protection class, so it must be mounted inside a control cabinet. Its size 1 panel format helps conserve enclosure space, and normal cabinet airflow supports routine heat removal.

During transient load spikes, the drive can supply 380 to 480 V AC to the motor while sustaining an overload of 200% for 1 second or 150% for 60 seconds. This overload capacity helps the converter handle starting and braking cycles common in indexing conveyors, and it also supports short acceleration peaks followed by steady operation. The width of 125 mm supports side-by-side installation with contactors or I/O blocks, while the compact panel height helps when cabinet space is limited. Speed references are supplied through fieldbus or terminal analog inputs.