175Z0018 Danfoss
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MPN: VLT5003PT2B20EBR2DLF00A00C0
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The Danfoss 175Z0018 is part of the VLT 5000 Frequency Converters series and supports a three-phase mains voltage of 200-240 V. It features a process control card, display unit, and bookstyle IP20 enclosure. The converter has non-coated boards and extended hardware with 24V backup and a brake chopper.
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The 175Z0018 frequency converter is produced by Danfoss within the VLT 5000 Frequency Converters series. In an automated plant, this device sits between the mains supply and a three-phase induction motor, modulating output frequency so conveyor lines, pumps, or mixers can operate at the required cycle rate. Precise electronic switching replaces mechanical throttles, reducing energy consumption while maintaining torque. Because a process control card is integrated, the drive can respond directly to analog or digital feedback signals, enabling decentralized speed regulation that reduces the processing load on higher-level controllers.
The power section is designed for a 200-240 V three-phase supply, an industrial low-voltage range common to light-duty machinery. Thermal and mechanical clearances follow the slim book-style IP20 housing, so the converter can fit in crowded panels while allowing safe access to its controls. A process control card in the control slot runs proportional, integral, and derivative loops that maintain motor speed under varying loads. Continuous output is rated at 2.2 kW when the application requires 110% torque and at 1.5 kW when 160% torque is required during shorter overload periods. The power stage is extended with a 24 V backup and brake chopper; the auxiliary supply keeps the control electronics active during mains dips, while the chopper directs regenerated energy to an external resistor during rapid deceleration.
The user interface includes a supplied display, allowing on-panel parameter entry without additional handheld tools. Internally, the drive uses non-coated circuit boards, which are intended for standard control rooms without significant exposure to corrosive vapors. The design allows heat generated by the electronics to dissipate without an added protective coating. The converter has no fieldbus option, and the application slot does not contain an option card. Remote commands must therefore be provided through discrete inputs and outputs or through the analog terminals supported by the process control card. These connections allow the converter to receive operating commands and process feedback directly from compatible control devices.
