FC-301PK25T2131X7290 Danfoss
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The Danfoss FC-301PK25T2131X7290 is part of the VLT FC 301 Automation Drives series and features a power rating of 0.25 kW with a mains voltage range of 200 to 240 VAC. This drive supports three phase power with a rated output current of 1.80 A and offers a maximum output frequency of 590 Hz. It has an analog output resolution of 12 bit and operates with an efficiency of 0.94.
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The FC-301PK25T2131X7290 is a Danfoss VLT FC 301 automation drive built for three-phase power on 200 to 240 VAC mains. A 0.25 kW power rating and 0.94 efficiency give the drive impressive energy performance for compact automation duty. The 12-bit analog output resolution supports fine control, while the 590 Hz maximum output frequency highlights excellent application flexibility.
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The FC-301PK25T2131X7290 variable frequency drive is produced by Danfoss and belongs to the VLT FC 301 Automation Drives series in the VLT AutomationDrive FC product group. Designed for three-phase induction motors, the drive regulates speed and torque in conveyors, pumps, and small material-handling cells. Within the control cabinet, the unit occupies a single frame size, and network settings identify it with Series Identifier 301 for parameter grouping. By modulating the output waveform, the FC-301PK25T2131X7290 maintains process accuracy while limiting mechanical wear in automated equipment.
Electrical performance centers on a three-phase mains range of 200–240 VAC that draws 1.6 A of continuous input current and converts it to a rated motor output of 0.25 kW, or 0.33 HP. At this load, the inverter supplies 1.80 A to the motor terminals while achieving an efficiency of 0.94. Apparent power requirements reach 0.65 kVA when the drive is supplied by a 208 V line and 0.72 kVA when it is supplied by a 230 V line. The pulse-width-modulated stage can deliver output frequencies up to 590 Hz, and a dedicated flux mode limits the commanded frequency to 300 Hz for sensorless vector control. The analog output channel reports feedback at 12-bit resolution, while the digital outputs can sink 40 mA. The input power circuit tolerates a phase imbalance of up to 3.0% without causing a protective trip.
Internal power dissipation is 21 W, so suitable cabinet ventilation can remove operating heat without an external heat sink. Control wiring can extend up to 50 m with shielded cable or 75 m with unshielded cable before signal integrity may be affected. Input terminals accept logic levels up to 28 V DC, matching common sensor supplies used with machine input and output boards. A monitored DC link detects excessive line asymmetry and allows the drive to respond when operating thresholds are exceeded. The high-frequency vector control range supports motor regulation during extended acceleration cycles. Cable routing should separate control conductors from motor and mains wiring to reduce electromagnetic interference in compact automation panels.
