Product Description:

The 195N0019 is an AC drive produced by Danfoss for the VLT 2800 Low Voltage Drives series. It is designed for general-purpose motor control in industrial automation. The drive regulates the power delivered to an induction motor so its speed and torque can respond to changing load demands. This control can reduce unnecessary energy consumption and limit mechanical stress on pumps, fans, conveyors, and other connected equipment.

The model has a mechanical output rating of 0.55 kW, which corresponds to 0.75 HP. This output capacity is suitable for relatively small motor-driven equipment used in manufacturing and material-handling systems. The drive accepts a mains input of 200–240 V AC and operates from a single-phase supply, allowing installation where a three-phase feeder is unavailable. Its power stage converts the incoming supply into a controlled output for the connected motor. The IP20 protection rating provides protection against accidental contact with internal components but does not protect against water, so the unit should be installed inside an appropriate control cabinet. A built-in radio-frequency interference filter meets EN 55011 Class A1 requirements and reduces conducted electrical noise on the input leads. The standard hardware configuration does not include optional I/O or fieldbus boards, and no application option is installed. The unit also lacks a protective coating, which should be considered when selecting an enclosure for locations exposed to high humidity, chemical vapors, or other contaminants.

Users can view setpoints, operating status, and fault codes through the built-in display (SLCP) on the front panel. Local access to this information supports routine setup, monitoring, and fault diagnosis without requiring a separate display device. The compact book-style housing supports side-by-side installation with limited lateral clearance, helping conserve space in densely arranged control panels. Danfoss classifies the drive for process duty, and its control functions accommodate constant-torque equipment such as mixers and extruders. The front-panel layout keeps essential operating information visible while the cabinet door is open.