176F7305 Danfoss
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The Danfoss 176F7305 is part of the VLT Adjustable Micro Drives series and features a typical shaft output of 1.5 kW with continuous output power of 2.7 kVA. It provides a continuous output current of 7.0 Amps and supports three-phase input. This drive offers six digital inputs and comes in a chassis enclosure rated at IP20, weighing 2.0 pounds.
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The 176F7305 is a Danfoss VLT Adjustable Micro Drive with 3-phase input and a chassis IP20 enclosure. Continuous 7.0 A output current and 150% overload torque for 1 min make the drive a strong choice for stable motor control.
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The 176F7305 is a micro AC variable-frequency drive produced by Danfoss as part of the VLT Adjustable Micro Drives series. Designed for cabinet installation, it regulates the speed of small three-phase induction motors used in pumps, conveyors, and general machine automation. The unit is supplied in a chassis-style IP20 enclosure that provides finger-safe protection when mounted inside a panel. It weighs 2.0 lb, so it imposes minimal load on DIN-rail hardware. Six digital inputs allow a controller or local switches to issue run, stop, direction, and preset speed commands without additional interface modules.
The drive can supply a continuous output current of 7.0 A, corresponding to a continuous output power of 2.7 kVA at the terminals. Its power stage uses a three-phase input and draws up to a maximum input current of 8.8 A from the mains under rated load. These values help determine suitable motor connections and upstream protective devices. Momentary demand is supported by an overload torque of 150% for 1 minute, while the acceleration torque reserve is 100%. This overload capacity supports rapid starts when the connected motor requires additional torque for a limited period.
Short-duration demands are supported by an intermittent output current of 10.5 A, providing additional headroom above the continuous rating when accelerating high-inertia loads. Upstream protection can include a maximum pre-fuse of 25 A, and the drive has a maximum short-circuit rating of 5000 A. These limits allow the drive to operate on branch circuits protected by suitable industrial breakers. Motor-side power is delivered as a typical shaft output of 1.5 kW, provided the line-voltage imbalance remains within ±2%. Panel airflow should account for the heat produced by the chassis-style enclosure during operation.
