FC-301P1K1T4134L2913 Danfoss
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The Danfoss FC-301P1K1T4134L2913 is part of the VLT FC 301 Automation Drives series and is rated for 1.1 kW or 1.5 HP. It operates on three phase power with a mains voltage range of 380 to 480 VAC and achieves an efficiency of 0.96 at rated current. The drive delivers apparent power of 2.1 kVA at 400 V and 2.4 kVA at 460 V, with a displacement power factor greater than 0.98.
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The FC-301P1K1T4134L2913 is a Danfoss VLT FC 301 automation drive designed for precise motor control on 380 - 480 VAC three-phase power. Performance is impressive, with 0.96 efficiency at rated current and a displacement power factor above 0.98. A maximum output frequency of 590 Hz makes this unit a strong choice for demanding variable-speed applications.
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The FC-301P1K1T4134L2913 is a variable frequency drive manufactured by Danfoss for the VLT FC 301 Automation Drives series. Designed for three-phase induction motors, the unit converts fixed line power into a modulated output that lets automated conveyors, pumps, or compressors run at commanded speeds. By integrating current feedback, digital I/O, and analog monitoring, the drive supplies closed-loop motor control while occupying minimal panel space in industrial automation cabinets.
The drive has a motor output rating of 1.1 kW, which corresponds to 1.5 HP of continuous mechanical power when supplied with 380–480 VAC three-phase power. Electrical efficiency reaches 0.96, so only 58 W of heat is produced at rated current, reducing enclosure cooling requirements. A displacement power factor above 0.98 and a true power factor of at least 0.9 keep line current nearly in phase with voltage. Output frequency can be adjusted up to 590 Hz, while the internal vector control tracks a maximum flux frequency of 300 Hz for an extended speed range. Motor switching commands are generated with up to 12-bit resolution on the analog output channel, and the digital output stage can source 40 mA. The drive tolerates a phase imbalance of 3% and no more than two power-ups per minute.
At a 400 V input, the apparent power draw is 2.1 kVA; this rises to 2.4 kVA when the line reaches 460 V. Pulse-width modulation operates at an adjustable carrier frequency of 32 kHz, allowing motor operation with low audible noise. Dynamic braking energy can be dissipated through a resistor with a resistance greater than 329 Ω, preventing DC-link overvoltage during rapid deceleration. Feeder conductors must accommodate the applicable apparent power draw, while the braking circuit must use a resistor that remains within the stated resistance limit. The adjustable carrier frequency also allows motor noise and drive heating to be balanced for the application. Centrifugal fans and light-duty conveyors can use the available output range for variable-speed operation.
