VLT 6002 Danfoss
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The Danfoss VLT 6002 is a HVAC drive from the VLT 6000 HVAC Drives series with a shaft output of 1.1 kW or 1.5 HP. It supports 8 digital inputs, 2 analog voltage inputs, and 1 analog current input with a resolution of 10 bit plus sign. The drive offers a starting torque of 110 percent for 1 minute and can reach a break-away torque of 160 percent for 0.5 seconds.
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The VLT 6002 is a well-engineered Danfoss HVAC drive with 1.1 kW shaft output and 110% overload torque. Control flexibility is especially appealing in panel applications, with 8 digital inputs and 2 analog voltage inputs. Starting torque of 110% for 1 minute is a strong advantage for steady HVAC motor response.
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The VLT 6002 is an AC variable-frequency drive manufactured by Danfoss for the VLT 6000 HVAC Drives series. It is installed in ventilation, heating, and cooling systems to regulate induction motor speed so that airflow or water flow matches building demand. By converting fixed-frequency mains power into a controlled output waveform, the drive interfaces with common building management controllers and field sensors used in industrial plants and commercial facilities.
The drive provides a continuous motor output of 1.1 kW, making it suitable for small centrifugal fans and circulation pumps. During startup, the inverter can deliver 110% starting torque for 1 minute, allowing heavy rotors to overcome static friction without mechanical soft starters. Jammed damper conditions are handled by a short-burst capability of 160% breakaway torque for 0.5 seconds. Acceleration ramps can use 100% acceleration torque across the programmed time profile. Process commands are accepted through 8 digital inputs that connect directly to pressure switches, fire-mode contacts, or remote run signals.
Two analog voltage inputs and one current input are digitized at a 10-bit plus sign resolution, enabling proportional control of fan curves. Each discrete input tolerates up to 28 V DC, providing a noise margin above the typical 24 V level. Three pulse inputs receive tachometer signals at 5 kHz or push-pull encoder feedback at frequencies up to 65 kHz. The power stack can withstand a prospective fault current of 100,000 A, which supports coordination with suitable upstream protection devices. Continuous operation is permitted at elevations up to 1,000 m without derating. These operating limits support installation in mechanical rooms or rooftop enclosures where the available power system and site elevation meet the drive requirements.
