FC-202P2K2T4131X7792

Product Description:

Danfoss manufactured the FC-202P2K2T4131X7792. It belongs to the VLT AQUA Drive FC 202 series, which is made especially for demanding applications like irrigation, HVAC systems, and water and wastewater treatment. The standard shaft output of this drive is 2.2 kW (3.0 hp), which is one of its primary parameters. This is the amount of mechanical power that is supplied to the motor shaft so that it may drive different loads, such as compressors, fans, and pumps. The drive's capacity to manage large electrical loads is shown by the fact that it produces this power output with a constant output current of 5.3 A at 380–440 V. It's interesting to see that the output current drops to 4.8 A at 441-480 V as the voltage changes. At 97.5%, the drive's efficiency is quite good. This ensures optimum energy consumption and lowers operating expenses since only a tiny portion of the input power is wasted as heat. The drive's continuous kVA rating is 3.7 kVA and 4.0 kVA at 400 V AC and 480 V AC, respectively.

The FC-202P2K2T4131X7792 has an IP20 enclosure protection rating. This grade indicates that the drive's housing provides little protection against water intrusion but offers protection against solid items bigger than 12mm, such as fingers. Although this grade works well for the majority of interior installations, it may not be the best choice for areas with high humidity or possible water exposure. Measuring 2.5 kg (5.5 lb), the drive is physically large. Easy installation and integration into current control panels or systems are made possible by this design's relatively modest weight. The small size helps save space, which is essential in industrial environments where floor space is sometimes limited. The drive can manage an 8.5 A sporadic overload current for 60 seconds. This feature enables the drive to temporarily provide the motor with larger currents during brief occurrences, such as beginning or abrupt changes in load.

At 380–440 V, the drive's maximum input current is 4.7 A. The maximum current that may be obtained from the power source while it is operating continuously is represented by this number. To guarantee the safety and dependability of the electrical system, choosing the correct fuses and cables requires an understanding of the maximum input current. The maximum cable cross-section for the drive is 4 mm² (12 AWG). This standard specifies the most significant power cords that can be attached to the drive's terminals. The projected power loss at the maximum rated load is 74 W. This number indicates how much power the drive dissipates as heat while operating at its highest-rated capacity.