175G5233 Danfoss
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MPN: MCD202018T6CV3
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The Danfoss 175G5233 is a soft starter from the MCD Soft Starters series and supports three phase power with a power rating of 18 kW. It operates with a mains voltage between 200 and 575 VAC and features a control supply voltage of either 110/240 VAC or 440 VAC. This A-Frame device has a net weight of 2.4 kilograms and a volume of 0.129 liters.
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The 175G5233 is a solid-state soft starter produced by Danfoss for the MCD Soft Starters series. As a controlled ramp-up device, it limits inrush current on induction motors and reduces mechanical stress during startup. That operating behavior makes it useful on conveyors, pumps, and fans that benefit from smoother acceleration.
This model operates on mains supplies between 200-575 VAC, allowing use across several common industrial voltage systems. Its bypass contactor and thyristor stack are sized for motors up to 18 kW, which suits many compact pumping and material-handling duties. The internal control circuit accepts 110/240 VAC or an isolated 440 VAC line, so panel builders have flexibility when auxiliary power standards vary.
As an A-Frame unit in the MCD 202 family, it suits low-horsepower installations where cabinet depth is limited. The starter is intended for three-phase power networks, and its shipping weight of 2.9 kg remains manageable during handling. A bare hardware weight of 2.4 kg and a compact footprint of 0.129 L help conserve panel space while leaving room for airflow around nearby equipment.
Wake Industrial has this product in stock and offers same-day shipping options for urgent orders. Quotations remain valid for 30 days, which can help buyers complete internal review and purchasing steps without rushing a decision. For general questions about type codes or fault indicators, customers can use the chat tool available on the website. That resource is useful when a quick clarification is needed during troubleshooting or when maintenance staff want concise identification help for an installed unit in daily service.
