167F7759 Danfoss
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MPN: FC-302N355T5E5MH2BGC7XXSXXXXAXBUCXXXXDX
The Danfoss 167F7759 is part of the VLT FC 302 Automation Drives series and operates on three phase power with a mains voltage range of 380 to 500 VAC. It includes a brake chopper, integrated RFI filter, and features a graphical local control panel. This drive is equipped with coated PCB and MCB-103 resolver option.
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The 167F7759 VLT FC 302 Automation Drive from Danfoss is a three-phase power drive featuring a graphical local control panel and an integrated MCB-103 resolver option, making it ideal for precision automation applications. The unit supports 380–500 VAC mains voltage and includes a brake chopper for added safety during emergency stops. The coated PCB and integrated RFI filter further enhance durability and electromagnetic compatibility.
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The 167F7759 is a variable-frequency drive manufactured by Danfoss for the VLT FC 302 Automation Drives series. Within the VLT AutomationDrive FC product group, it modulates the speed and torque of induction or permanent-magnet motors used on conveyors, pumps, mixers, and other process equipment. By converting fixed utility power into a variable output waveform, the drive supports precise acceleration profiles, energy savings, and coordinated motion in PLC-based automation used in manufacturing and material-handling plants. This operating method lets the motor respond more smoothly to changing process demand than a direct-across-the-line starter.
Electrically, the unit accepts an input of 380 - 500 VAC on three-phase power, aligning with common factory distribution panels. The factory-installed mains option uses a fuse to isolate faults, and an internal RFI filter suppresses conducted emissions to nearby devices. For rapid kinetic-energy dissipation during emergency or controlled stops, the safe stop function uses a brake chopper that routes surplus DC-bus energy into an external resistor to help prevent overvoltage trips. Standard cable entries guide supply, motor, and control wiring through pre-punched knockouts, keeping installation hardware to a minimum. This layout supports orderly cabinet wiring where separate motor, mains, and control conductors must be routed in limited space.
The configuration record lists A Option as no option, Adaptation B as no adaptation, and every auxiliary slot, including C Option Software, C0 Option MCO, C1 Option, and D Option, as no option. Despite this baseline, the B Option adds the MCB-103 Resolver Option so the controller receives rotor-position feedback for improved low-speed accuracy. This feedback method is useful where stable motor control is needed near standstill or during slow-speed operation. Operators interact through a Graphical Local Control Panel that provides plain-text menus and trend plots. The PCB is coated to resist humidity and airborne contaminants, and the software uses the Latest Release for Series Identifier 302 compatibility.
