FC-202N160T7134L6355 Danfoss
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The Danfoss FC-202N160T7134L6355 is a VLT FC 202 AQUA Drive with a rated power of 160 kW and operates on three phase power. It features one analog output with a 500 Ohm load, two digital outputs with 40 mA current each, and a maximum digital input voltage of 28 V DC. The drive supports ambient temperatures up to 50 °C and maximum humidity of 95%.
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The FC-202N160T7134L6355 is a Danfoss VLT AQUA drive built for demanding water and pumping applications, with three-phase power and a 160 kW rating. Control integration is well executed, with one analog output rated for 500 Ω load and 12-bit pulse output resolution for stable signal handling. Thermal and installation capability stand out, highlighted by operation up to 50 °C ambient and shielded motor cable lengths to 150 m.
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The FC-202N160T7134L6355 is a variable frequency drive manufactured by Danfoss within the VLT FC 202 AQUA Drives series. Designed for pump and fan regulation in water and wastewater facilities, the unit converts fixed-frequency mains power into a modulated output that matches real-time process demand. By adjusting motor speed rather than throttling flow mechanically, it contributes to energy savings, precise pressure control, and reduced hydraulic shock across distribution lines. The shared keypad layout provides a consistent operator interface, while the protective coating helps guard the electronics against moisture and airborne contaminants.
At the power stage, the drive supplies up to 160 kW of continuous mechanical output to an induction or permanent-magnet motor when connected to three-phase power grids. Its thermal design allows full-load operation at temperatures up to 50 °C, while inverter components remain within rated limits down to 0 °C without auxiliary heating. No altitude derating is required until installations exceed 1000 m above sea level, preserving nameplate torque in most municipal plants. These operating limits should be considered when selecting switchgear, arranging cooling airflow, and choosing enclosure placement.
For field wiring, shielded motor leads may run up to 150 m, limiting reflected-wave overvoltage and keeping electromagnetic emissions within acceptable limits. A configurable pulse encoder output reaches 32 kHz with a 12-bit resolution, allowing supervisory systems to capture accurate speed feedback or totalizer counts without external transducers. Control terminals accept logic commands up to 28 V DC, and two onboard digital outputs can return fault or run status with a 40 mA sink capacity. One analog output supports a 500 Ω load and provides proportional flow or pressure feedback to SCADA analog input cards.
