175Z0034 Danfoss
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MPN: VLT5001PT5B20STR3DLF00A00C0
The Danfoss 175Z0034 is part of the VLT 5000 Frequency Converters series and is equipped with a process control card. This converter operates on a three-phase supply voltage of 380-500 V and features a bookstyle IP20 enclosure. It supports power sizes of 1.1 kW at 110 percent torque and 0.75 kW at 160 percent torque and includes a Class A1 and B RFI filter.
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The 175Z0034 is a Danfoss VLT 5000 frequency converter equipped with a process control card and a supplied display unit. A bookstyle IP20 enclosure and Class A1/B RFI filter performance support clean cabinet integration and stable electrical operation. Operation on a 380-500 V three-phase supply makes this unit a strong choice for controlled industrial drive applications.
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The 175Z0034 is a frequency converter manufactured by Danfoss within the VLT 5000 Frequency Converters series. It converts the fixed frequency of a plant’s three-phase supply into a variable output that regulates induction motor speed and torque in automated material-handling, pumping, or mixing equipment. As part of plant-wide automation, the converter allows the control system to match motor speed to production demands while maintaining energy efficiency and reducing mechanical stress. Variable-speed operation can also reduce unnecessary power consumption when an application does not require the motor to run continuously at full speed.
The unit accepts a 380–500 V three-phase supply, matching typical industrial distribution systems. At 110% overload, it delivers 1.1 kW of mechanical output, providing short-term torque for startups or quick setpoint changes. The electronics are installed inside a book-style IP20 housing, so the drive can be mounted edgewise in narrow cabinets while receiving adequate cabinet airflow. Electromagnetic emissions are limited by an integrated Class A1 and Class B filter, which reduces conducted electrical noise on the supply lines. Motor speed and process variables are handled by the internal process control card, which provides closed-loop regulation. The converter does not include a dedicated application option and uses its standard hardware configuration.
During continuous operation at 160% torque demand, the converter is rated for 0.75 kW, a value applicable when constant high starting torque is not required. The power section uses uncoated circuit boards, which are intended for clean, dry cabinets where conformal coating is unnecessary. A front-mounted supplied display shows frequency, current, and fault codes while allowing parameter changes without external tools. Because no fieldbus option is fitted, systems requiring networked control must use the analog and digital inputs and outputs available on the standard control board. Discrete control signals can provide start, stop, direction, and speed-reference commands for applications that do not require communication through an industrial network.
