FC-202P7K5T2131X5673 Danfoss
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The Danfoss FC-202P7K5T2131X5673 is a drive from the VLT FC 202 AQUA Drives series with a power rating of 7.5 kW and supports three phase power input at 200 to 240 VAC. It has a continuous output current of up to 30.8 Amps, a maximum input current of 28 Amps, and delivers 10 horsepower. The drive operates efficiently at 0.96 and allows for a maximum motor cable length of 300 meters with unshielded cable.
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The FC-202P7K5T2131X5673 is an AC variable-frequency drive produced by Danfoss for the VLT FC 202 AQUA Drives series. Designed for pump and fan duty in water and wastewater facilities, the unit converts three-phase mains power into a regulated output. This allows connected controllers to match motor speed to real-time flow demand, reducing mechanical stress on pumps and lowering energy use when full output is unnecessary.
This drive accepts supply voltages from 200 to 240 VAC on a three-phase circuit and is protected by a recommended 63 A pre-fuse. The maximum input current is 28.0 A, while the continuous output current is 24.2 A when heavy-overload operation is selected. Under normal-overload operation, the inverter can deliver up to 7.5 kW, which is equivalent to 10 HP of mechanical power at the motor terminals. Full-load efficiency reaches 0.96, so only a small fraction of the electrical energy is lost as heat during operation. Control wiring is rated for 28 V DC on the digital inputs and 40 mA on the digital outputs, supporting direct connections to typical PLC I/O cards without interposing relays. Shielded motor cabling may extend up to 150 m, while an unshielded cable may extend up to 300 m. These cable allowances provide flexibility when positioning the inverter at a distance from the connected pump or fan motor.
During continuous normal-overload service, the output current can rise to 30.8 A, generating an estimated heat dissipation of 310 W that must be removed through enclosure airflow. The electronics remain operational at surrounding temperatures up to 50 °C, provided that the required ventilation clearances are maintained around the drive. Installations at elevations up to 1000 m require no current derating. Above that elevation, the drive can continue operating at heights up to 3000 m when the available output current is reduced appropriately. Adequate airflow must be maintained throughout operation to prevent accumulated heat from affecting the inverter electronics and connected control wiring.
