FC-301P15KT2134L2632 Danfoss
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The Danfoss FC-301P15KT2134L2632 is part of the VLT FC 301 Automation Drives series and is designed for three phase power with a mains voltage range of 200 to 240 VAC. It features a power rating of 15 kW or 20 HP and has an apparent power of 23.7 kVA at 230 V. This drive supports input currents of up to 54 A, output currents up to 59.4 A, and an overload class of 150 percent for 1 minute every 10 minutes.
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The FC-301P15KT2134L2632 is a Danfoss VLT FC 301 automation drive rated at 15 kW and 20 HP. Three-phase 200 - 240 VAC input makes this drive a strong fit for industrial motor control where stable line compatibility matters. A 150% for 1 min/10 min overload class stands out as a valuable advantage for intermittent high-load operation.
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The FC-301P15KT2134L2632 is an AC variable-frequency drive produced by Danfoss for the VLT FC 301 Automation Drives series. It converts a fixed three-phase line supply into a pulse-width-modulated output that allows control systems to vary the speed of induction motors in conveyors, pumps, and other automated equipment. By adjusting output frequency and voltage in real time, the drive supports rapid cycle changes, efficient energy use, and reduced mechanical wear in industrial automation applications.
The power section accepts a supply of 200 to 240 VAC, allowing installation on low-voltage three-phase networks without a transformer. At this input voltage, the inverter provides 15 kW of continuous motor power. Current drawn from the line during nominal operation reaches 54 A, while the inverter can supply up to 59.4 A on the motor side to accommodate normal load fluctuations. The apparent power is 23.7 kVA at 230 V, accounting for the real and reactive power that the upstream feeder must provide. A brake chopper terminal activates at 390 V DC to dissipate regenerated energy during rapid deceleration. An overvoltage alarm trips at 410 V DC, and the installation must maintain the clearances required for Overvoltage Category III. The line-monitoring circuit permits a maximum phase imbalance of 3.0 percent. The control logic also limits power-up events to one per minute to protect the DC-link capacitors from repeated charging stress.
For short operating periods, the converter tolerates a peak input current of 81 A and can provide a peak motor current of 89.1 A. These current limits support acceleration of heavy inertial loads while helping protect the power stage from excessive demand. Overload Class H1 permits 150 percent for one minute every ten minutes, giving the drive temporary capacity for elevated torque before thermal protection intervenes. Total semiconductor and magnetizing losses are 624 W, and panel ventilation must remove this heat to keep internal temperatures within the permitted range. Installation wiring must maintain balanced phases to support stable three-phase operation and reduce the likelihood of line-monitoring trips.
