FC-202P15KT2131F0970 Danfoss
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The FC-202P15KT2131F0970 is a VLT AQUA Drive manufactured by Danfoss as part of the VLT FC 202 AQUA Drives series. This drive supports a power rating of 15 kW and operates on 200 - 240 VAC three-phase power. It has a continuous output current of 59.4 A and features one analog output with a load of 500 Ohms.
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The FC-202P15KT2131F0970 is a Danfoss VLT AQUA drive with a 15 kW rating for industrial fluid-handling systems. A 59.4 A continuous output current and 0.96 efficiency support stable motor control with strong energy performance. A 32 kHz maximum frequency output adds tuning flexibility, making this unit a strong choice for demanding pump and fan applications.
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The FC-202P15KT2131F0970 is a variable-frequency drive produced by Danfoss for the VLT FC 202 AQUA Drives series. It conditions three-phase power from a 200–240 VAC supply and regulates centrifugal pumps or fans rated up to 20 HP in water-process automation. By altering motor speed rather than throttling valves, the controller reduces energy consumption and maintains stable flow or pressure in filtration, irrigation, and municipal water distribution systems. The drive also supports controlled motor operation under changing process demands, helping pumping systems respond to variations in required pressure or flow without unnecessary mechanical restriction.
The inverter stage has a constant torque rating of 15 kW, while the motor side can deliver a continuous output current of 59.4 A during extended operation. Drive efficiency reaches 0.96, so only a small fraction of the input energy is lost as heat during nominal operation. For precise vector control, the IGBT carrier frequency can be set as high as 32 kHz, reducing acoustic noise on small-frame motors. One analog output is provided, and it supports loads with resistance as low as 500 Ω, allowing direct connection to many process indicators. The available control resources also include two transistor pulse outputs and a separate digital source that can switch 40 mA. The continuous input current is 54.0 A, and the apparent power demand is 21.4 kVA when phase imbalance remains below 3.0 percent.
Internal power dissipation is 602 W, and the base heat sink removes the resulting heat without auxiliary cooling. Line protection requires an 80 A prefuse to interrupt excessive current before the drive sustains damage. The control logic limits restarts to 1 power-up per minute to protect the DC-link capacitors from repeated charging stress. Acceleration and deceleration ramps can be extended to 3600 s, enabling gradual starts and stops for large pumps. Longer ramp times can reduce hydraulic shock in connected piping and limit abrupt mechanical loading on the motor, pump, and coupling. The controller accepts three-phase input power, while its regulated output adjusts motor frequency and voltage according to the active process command.
