VLT 5003
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The VLT 5003 frequency converter offers a nominal motor power of 1.5 kW, an input voltage range of 3 x 380-500 V AC, an output frequency of 0-1000 Hz, and an apparent power of 3.1-2.9 kVA. Part of the VLT 5000 Frequency Converters series by Danfoss, it also features an input current of 3.8-3.4 A.
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The VLT 5003 frequency converter by Danfoss is intended to provide a high level of efficiency and precision in controlling a motor, and it fits perfectly in most industrial applications. It is constructed using cutting-edge technology that facilitates easy regulation of speed, stable torque control and excellent energy efficiency regardless of the harsh operating conditions. This converter has a nominal motor power of 1.5 kW, which makes it suitable for small to medium-sized systems that are driven by motor-like pumps, fans, and conveyors. Nominal motor power is the maximum continuous output of the converter available to drive the motor (within normal operation) and is used to assure consistent motor/converter performance and energy efficiency in different operations at full load.
The VLT 5003 operates with an input voltage range of 3 x 380-500 V AC. This voltage range ensures reliable operation and allows the converter to perform optimally under varying voltage conditions, resulting in consistently high motor performance. The current input of the unit is 3.8-3.4 A, which is the amount of current required by the system to provide the designated power output. This low current requirement aims to minimize energy usage and increase efficiency, making it one of the most cost-effective choices for running a continuous industrial process..
The VLT 5003 outputs a voltage of 3 x 0-Uin V AC so that it can provide a variable output voltage up to the input voltage value. With it, speed and torque can be controlled easily by varying the voltage applied to the motor to meet the requirements of operation. These features, with an output frequency of 0-1000 Hz, can enable very precise control of applications requiring variable speed.
Frequently Asked Questions about VLT 5003:
Q: What is the nominal motor power of the VLT 5003?
A: The VLT 5003 has a nominal motor power of 1.5 kW.
Q: What is the input voltage range of the VLT 5003?
A: The VLT 5003 operates on 3 x 380-500 V AC.
Q: What is the output frequency range of the VLT 5003?
A: The VLT 5003 has an output frequency range of 0-1000 Hz.
Q: What is the inductance of the VLT 5003?
A: The VLT 5003 has an inductance of 1.934 mH (3-phase, 380-500 V).
Q: What is the apparent power of the VLT 5003?
A: The VLT 5003 has an apparent power of 3.1-2.9 kVA depending on voltage.