FC-301PK75T4134L2980 Danfoss
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The Danfoss FC-301PK75T4134L2980 is part of the VLT FC 301 Automation Drives series and operates on a mains voltage of 380 to 480 VAC with three-phase power. It has a power rating of 0.75 kW, output current of 2.4 A at 380-440V, and delivers 1.0 horsepower. The drive supports a maximum output frequency of 590 Hz and features an efficiency of 0.96.
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The FC-301PK75T4134L2980 is a Danfoss VLT FC 301 automation drive rated at 0.75 kW with a 380 - 480 VAC input range. Efficiency at 0.96 and a maximum output frequency of 590 Hz support precise motor control and strong energy performance. A very capable choice for light industrial drive applications.
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The FC-301PK75T4134L2980 is an AC variable-frequency drive built by Danfoss for the VLT FC 301 Automation Drives series. It accepts three-phase mains power and synthesizes a variable voltage-frequency waveform so control systems can regulate induction motor speed in conveyors, pumps, and fans. With a continuous electrical output of 0.75 kW, the drive supports fractional-horsepower axes that require closed-loop speed control and coordinated starts. The adjustable output allows connected motors to operate at speeds suited to changing process demands rather than remaining at a fixed line frequency.
With a 400 V supply, the apparent input demand reaches 1.7 kVA, while conversion efficiency is rated at 0.96 to help limit heat generation. The permissible mains range is 380 to 480 VAC. The unit draws up to 2.2 A within the 380 to 440 V band and up to 1.9 A within the 441 to 500 V band. It delivers 2.4 A or 2.1 A at the output terminals for those respective voltage bands. A dedicated transistor stage supplies a maximum digital status current of 40 mA for external indicators. During vector control, the inverter can sustain a flux-establishing frequency of 300 Hz, allowing rapid field buildup in high-speed motors. Its three-phase topology distributes the electrical load evenly across the connected plant supply.
The carrier frequency can be set as high as 32 kHz, enabling operation with reduced audible motor noise. The synthesized output frequency reaches 590 Hz for motors intended to operate above standard synchronous speeds. The drive permits no more than two power-ups per minute to limit inrush stress on its input components. Motor cable runs may extend to 50 m with shielded cable or 75 m with unshielded cable when additional output filters are not used. Thermal management accommodates power-stage dissipation of up to 46 W, so the installation must provide sufficient airflow around the enclosure. The compact format supports placement in control panels used for small process machinery and coordinated motor-driven equipment.
