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VLT 2050 Danfoss

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The VLT 2050 is a compact and efficient AC drive built for medium-duty motor applications. With its strong efficiency rating, versatile frequency options, and easy integration, it offers reliable performance for industrial automation systems.

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Product Description:

A three-phase AC drive from the VLT 2000 Frequency Converter series, the Danfoss VLT 2050 is made to function reliably and efficiently in automation uses.

Three 380–460 V AC mains supplies with a tolerance of +/-10 percent at 50/60 Hz are needed for the device. The motor nominal output current is 7.6 A, which guarantees its reliable operation at regular conditions. It is also able to rise to 12.2 A in short term, up to 60 seconds at a time, depending on its requirement. As most shaft outputs power is 3.0 kW, it is ideal to be used in medium-duty motor applications where stable speed and torque control are maintained. The output voltages may be changed between 0 and 100% of the mains voltage, and the drive supports rated motor voltages of 380, 400, 415, 440, and 460 V. Both conventional and unique high-speed motor applications are supported by its adjustable frequency range output, which ranges from 0-120 Hz to 500 Hz.

The size of the motor cross sections supported by the device is 4 mm² and a maximum length of 40 m within standard installations. It supports a maximum cable length of 300 m, making it flexible in installation of any application that is not screened. Housed in an IP20-rated enclosure, the module is suited to be installed in a control cabinet with dust and moisture protection being externally installed. Its efficiency rating is greater than 97% at the rated load, thereby resulting to less energy loss and low operational expenditures. Operational conditions mean the ambient temperature is 0 to +40 °C, and storage and transport may be in the range −25 to +70 °C, so it is durable in handling and installation. The drive has a small form factor with a weight of just 4.2 kg, making it convenient to integrate with existing control systems.

Ambient Temperature (operation)
0 to +40 °C
Ambient Temperature (storage/transport)
-25 to +70 °C
Constant Output Current
7.6 A
Efficiency
>0.97 at rated load
Enclosure Rating
IP20
Mains Supply Frequency
50/60 Hz
Mains Supply Voltage
3 × 380–460 V ±10% (three-phase)
Max Cable Cross Section
4 mm²
Max Motor Cable Length
40 m conventional, 300 m unscreened
Max Output Current (60 S)
12.2 A
Output Frequency Range
0–120 or 0–500 Hz
Output Voltage Range
0–100% of mains voltage
Rated Motor Voltage
380/400/415/440/460 V
Typical Shaft Output Power
3.0 kW
Weight
4.2 kg

Frequently Asked Questions about VLT 2050:

Q: What is the continuous and peak output current of the VLT 2050?

A: The VLT 2050 provides a continuous output of 7.6 A and a peak output of up to 12.2 A for short 60-second overloads.

Q: What is the shaft output power of the VLT 2050?

A: The VLT 2050 delivers a typical shaft output of 3.0 kW, making it suitable for medium-duty motor control applications.

Q: What frequency ranges does the VLT 2050 support?

A: The VLT 2050 supports programmable output frequencies from 0–120 Hz and up to 0–500 Hz, covering both standard and high-speed motor control needs.

Q: What protection rating does the VLT 2050 have?

A: The VLT 2050 has an IP20 enclosure rating, requiring installation in a control cabinet for environmental protection.

Q: How efficient is the VLT 2050 during operation?

A: The VLT 2050 operates at greater than 97% efficiency at rated load, reducing energy loss and operational costs in industrial settings.

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