FC-301P5K5T4134L2985 Danfoss
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The Danfoss FC-301P5K5T4134L2985 is part of the VLT FC 301 Automation Drives series and is rated at 7.5 horsepower with a power rating of 5.5 kilowatts. It operates with a mains voltage of 380 to 480 volts AC using three phase power and supports a maximum output frequency of 590 hertz. This drive has a 12-bit analog output resolution, two digital outputs, and a maximum shielded motor cable length of 50 meters.
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The FC-301P5K5T4134L2985 is a Danfoss VLT FC 301 automation drive built for three-phase power on 380 to 480 VAC mains. The 5.5 kW rating and 7.5 HP capacity make the unit a strong fit for controlled motor applications with dependable throughput. A maximum output frequency of 590 Hz stands out as a key performance advantage.
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The FC-301P5K5T4134L2985 is an AC variable-frequency drive from Danfoss in the VLT FC 301 Automation Drives series. It converts three-phase mains power into a modulated output that allows control systems to match motor speed to changing process demand. This variable-speed operation can improve energy efficiency in conveyors, pumps, fans, and other industrial automation equipment while providing controlled acceleration and deceleration.
This model has a continuous motor output rating of 7.5 HP, which corresponds to 5.5 kW of mechanical shaft power. It operates with a mains supply of 380–480 VAC and can generate output frequencies up to 590 Hz. A specialized flux control mode supports frequencies up to 300 Hz for applications that require high breakaway torque. The drive tolerates a maximum mains phase imbalance of 3.0%. It issues a high-voltage warning when the DC bus reaches 810 V and triggers an overvoltage alarm at 820 V. Analog feedback hardware uses 12-bit resolution for precise scaling of process variables. The pulse input supports high-frequency position or speed references and requires a minimum pulse width of 4.5 microseconds for reliable edge detection.
Two transistor outputs allow the controller to signal field devices, and each output can source up to 40 mA while switching at frequencies up to 32 kHz. When pulse feedback is required, the encoder channel can capture counts at frequencies up to 110 kHz. The logic terminals can withstand up to 28 V DC without damage. Shielded motor cables may extend up to 50 m from the drive, while unshielded motor cables may reach 75 m when electromagnetic compatibility requirements permit. Separating signal wiring from motor conductors helps preserve the accuracy of analog feedback and high-frequency pulse signals. Internal voltage monitoring responds to rising DC-bus levels before the drive reaches its protective overvoltage trip point.
