FC-301P22KT4134F7100 Danfoss
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The Danfoss FC-301P22KT4134F7100 is part of the VLT FC 301 Automation Drives series and has a power rating of 22 kW with support for three-phase power at 380 to 480 VAC. This drive features 2 digital outputs, 1 relay output, and delivers up to 30 horsepower. The maximum output frequency is 590 Hz, and it supports shielded motor cables up to 50 meters.
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The FC-301P22KT4134F7100 is a variable-frequency drive manufactured by Danfoss and included in the VLT FC 301 Automation Drives series. It converts fixed-frequency three-phase mains power into a regulated output that allows controllers to vary induction motor speed and torque, making it suitable for conveyors, pumps, and general process equipment in industrial automation. This model delivers a continuous electrical output of 22 kW, which corresponds to a mechanical shaft capability of 30 HP.
It connects directly to industrial three-phase networks supplying 380 – 480 VAC of three-phase power, so it does not require an external transformer for a compatible supply. For high-speed applications, the inverter can produce an output frequency of up to 590 Hz, enabling compatible special-purpose motors to operate above their base speed. The control terminals include one analog output and two digital outputs for control and status signaling. The logic section provides a 10.5 V reference that can source 15 mA for potentiometers and a 24 V auxiliary rail that can deliver 200 mA to sensors. These isolated control rails simplify peripheral wiring and separate connected field devices from mains power.
The vector-control algorithm uses a maximum flux frequency of 300 Hz to optimize magnetizing current before issuing torque commands. When an installation requires shielded leads, motor cables can run up to 50 m, while installations using unshielded conductors can support cable lengths of up to 75 m. These cable options provide flexibility when the motor and drive must be installed in different parts of a machine or process line. High-speed process feedback, such as motor tachometer pulses, can be replicated on a digital transistor output that switches at up to 32 kHz, allowing the drive to emulate incremental encoder signals without additional hardware. A single form-C relay provides galvanic isolation for fault signaling or external contactor control.
