VLT 2015

Product Description:

The VLT 2015 frequency converter, from the Danfoss VLT 2000 Frequency Converters family, runs light with only 2.0 kg on the scale. An output power of 0.55 kW is on offer, which lands it in that spot where simple pumps, fans, or conveyor units need solid motor control without a heavy build. Continuous output current sits at 3.1 A, so the converter doesn’t flinch when a machine pulls more than just idle amps. The input voltage range stretches from 1x 220–240 V to 3x 208–240 V ±10%, keeping options open for single- or three-phase hookups in smaller setups.

Rated load doesn’t drag efficiency down either. Demanding jobs get support from over 94% efficiency, which helps save power instead of letting it burn off as wasted heat. Nothing fancy on protection, but the enclosure has IP20 in its specs—keeps most fingers away and doesn’t mind sitting inside a panel. For machines and lines where programmable control makes a difference, programmable output frequency runs between 0–120 Hz and 0–500 Hz, which offers a bunch of choices for different speed needs. Lighter weight means faster mounting, and there's no wrestling on the factory floor when swapping parts or moving control panels.

Connecting to a motor calls for the right voltage numbers, so rated motor voltage is 200/208/220/230/240 V paired with a choice of 50/60/87/100 Hz rated frequencies. The environment spec hands out some wiggle room, working at 0 to +40 °C with humidity peaking up to 95% (by IEC 721). This frequency converter not only takes up less space but steps up for tough, repeated cycles, especially where small machines need reliable operation shift after shift. Nothing flashy—just a focused drive component meant for hassle-free installation and steady, honest work in busy industrial spaces.