175Z0562
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The 175Z0562 is a three-phase frequency converter with an IP20 enclosure, designed specifically for process applications. Manufactured by Danfoss as part of the VLT 5000 Frequency Converters series, it operates at mains voltages of 380-500/460-500 V AC. This unit features a bookstyle enclosure and Profibus DP fieldbus option.
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Product Description:
The 175Z0562 from Danfoss belongs to the VLT 5000 frequency converter series. It is built for industrial automation systems with high reliability and efficiency. It is designed to handle demanding automation processes and provides flexible configuration options. The converter operates with a wide input voltage range and ensures a stable output to support various motor types.
The 175Z0562 frequency converter supports a three-phase supply input with adjustable frequency output. It delivers precise motor control with variable speed regulation for different applications. The device integrates protective features against overloads, short circuits, and overheating. Its power rating allows it to manage heavy-duty motors in manufacturing and automation. The device provides high starting torque and stable performance under variable loads. It uses a robust cooling system that ensures long service life. The 175Z0562 frequency converter is compatible with both incremental and absolute encoders. It offers accurate feedback for motor positioning and speed control. Encoder resolution support ensures precise synchronization of motor performance. The encoder inputs are galvanically isolated to prevent signal disturbances. It provides configurable encoder parameters for flexible operation. It can operate its functions in ambient temperatures up to 45 °C. The storage temperature ranges from -25 °C to +65 °C for reliability.
The 175Z0562 frequency converter is resistant to non-condensing relative humidity up to 95 percent. It is produced for use at higher elevations up to 1000 m. It complies with international vibration standards for rotating machinery. The converter can tolerate standard industrial shock and mechanical stresses. This frequency converter integrates communication options for flexible connectivity. It supports fieldbus systems such as Profibus and DeviceNet. Its built-in diagnostic functions allow real-time monitoring of motor performance. It features programmable parameters for customized automation solutions. Its user-friendly keypad ensures easy configuration and operation.
Frequently Asked Questions about 175Z0562:
Q: How does Danfoss 175Z0562 Frequency Converter support encoder feedback integration?
A: The Danfoss 175Z0562 Frequency Converter accepts both incremental and absolute encoders, with galvanic isolation to eliminate disturbances and ensure precise motor synchronization across applications.
Q: What cooling provisions are included in Danfoss 175Z0562 Frequency Converter?
A: The frequency converter uses a robust forced-air cooling system, extending operational life by maintaining optimal thermal balance under continuous heavy-duty motor loads.
Q: How does Danfoss 175Z0562 Frequency Converter perform under varying load conditions?
A: The unit delivers high starting torque and consistent performance, maintaining stable speed regulation even under rapidly changing industrial load profiles.
Q: What industrial protection features are built into Danfoss 175Z0562 Frequency Converter?
A: It integrates overload detection, short-circuit protection, and thermal safeguards to secure motors and maintain reliable operation in automation systems.
Q: How does Danfoss 175Z0562 Frequency Converter ensure communication flexibility?
A: The 175Z0562 Frequency Converter supports Profibus and DeviceNet fieldbus systems, enabling easy integration into distributed automation networks with programmable control functions.
