Product Description:

The 195N0007 is a frequency converter manufactured by Danfoss and supplied under the VLT 2800 Low Voltage Drives series. It serves as the power-stage element in small-horsepower automation lines, transforming a constant mains source into adjustable voltage and frequency that match the changing torque demand of induction motors. Its compact dimensions allow the drive to fit in densely populated panels, enabling original equipment manufacturers to add closed-loop speed control to pumps, blowers, and indexing conveyors without enlarging existing enclosures. The converter regulates motor operation according to control commands while providing a practical interface between the incoming electrical supply and the connected induction motor.

This model accepts a supply of 200–240 V AC and uses a single-phase input, making it suitable for light industrial branches where three-phase service is unavailable. The housing has an IP20 protection rating that shields internal components from incidental contact while remaining ventilated for heat dissipation. The narrow book-style format allows multiple drives to be installed side by side while maintaining the required clearance for cooling airflow. An integrated RFI stage rated to EN 55011 Class A1 limits conducted emissions on the mains and supports electromagnetic compatibility within the installation. The electronics do not have a protective coating, so the converter should be installed in a clean, dry control room that is protected from excessive moisture and airborne contaminants.

A front-mounted built-in display (SLCP) provides access to parameters and real-time operating values, eliminating the need for a separate keypad module. The dedicated Process application setting supports steady-state speed regulation commonly used in dosing, stirring, and mixing equipment. The internal configuration is the factory-installed Standard version, providing consistent input and output assignments for the VLT 2800 platform. The unit has no application option installed, leaving the option slot available when specialized motion or communication functions are not required. Operators can use the display to review operating status, adjust motor settings, and monitor relevant drive values directly from the front panel. The absence of a protective coating makes proper enclosure selection important in locations where dust, condensation, oil mist, or chemical vapor could reach the electronics.