175H1720

Product Description:

The 175H1720 drive from Danfoss sits inside the VLT 3000 Variable Speed Drives lineup and gets its main use in industrial automation jobs where flexible control is on the checklist. Built around a nominal shaft output of 0.75 kW, it finds its place with light machinery or spots that only need moderate motor power. Housing options aren’t stuck in one form—this model ships with IP00, IP21, and IP54 enclosure choices, giving room for either open-plan control panels or setups where incoming dirt and water could become an issue.

Inside the design, the drive handles electrical limits with max pre-fuses rated at 10 A and it can run with cables sized up to 2.5 mm². Dealing with current puts it at 2.2 A as the cap for both constant and quadratic load—rarely will a standard setup force the drive past these marks. Connecting these drives isn’t complicated; mounted weight depends on the exact housing, starting at 7.4 kg and stretching to 11 kg if the IP54 casing is picked. Keeping a line steady gets help from a clocked-in power loss of 80 W when maxed out, which manages most panel heat worries for the operator.

Performance can keep going in pretty wide conditions, too. The ambient temperature range at full load lines up from -10 to +40°C, so even cooler or warm plant rooms won’t stop the drive from working. Storage sits comfortably between -25 and +65/70°C, with flexibility to cover downtime or stockpiling in varied warehouses. The matching output stats keep things tight, as the nominal output power clocks in at 1.3 kVA and gives automation lines steady delivery without big voltage drops. For machine builders, the tough design, selectable enclosures, and straightforward wiring all point this drive straight into jobs needing efficient, worry-free motor control where it’s installed.