FC-302
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The FC-302 variable frequency drive offers a supply voltage range of 380-690V, an output frequency up to 1000Hz, motor output voltage ranging from 0-100% of the supply voltage, and a maximum motor cable length of 300m unscreened. Part of the VLT AutomationDrive FC 302 series by Danfoss, it provides electronic thermal motor protection and programmable digital inputs.
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Danfoss’ FC-302 consists of a wide variety of frequency converters, equipped with an efficient cooling system and an intuitive graphical user interface. Boasting a powerful graphical local control panel (GLCP), FC-302 frequency converters provide the user several options for efficiently controlling three-phase motors during operation. The graphical display shows the status of the current operation, the active operating mode, and important motor parameters such as the speed, current, and power. Its set of menu keys provides quick links for accessing important menus, features, and alarms. FC-302 converters are equipped with a powerful connection interface that supports digital, analog, and COM inputs.
Depending on the application and frequency converter code, FC-302 converters can operate at various main supply voltages. For FC-302 converters with T2 designation, the mains voltage can range from 200 up to 240 V. Typical T4 and T5 FC-302 converters, on the other hand, support mains voltages of 380 to 400 V and 380 to 500 V, respectively. Depending on the enclosure used for the frequency converter, the degree of protection may vary. For FC-302 converters with an E20 type code, the enclosure has a degree of protection of IP 20. On the other hand, FC-302PXXXTXE55 converters have a degree of protection of IP 55.
The FC-302 drive series is designed for variable adjustment of permanent magnet motors and asynchronous motors in three-phase systems. FC-302 converters employ a sophisticated protection system that prevents motor short-circuit and overload during operation. Depending on the converter specs, FC-302 motors may come with an RFI filter for blocking electromagnetic interference. RFI filters effectively allow FC-302 converters to operate reliably in the presence of other electromagnetic devices and units that may introduce noise during continuous operation.
Frequently Asked Questions about FC-302:
Q: Do FC-302 converters come with a brake?
A: FC-302 converters may come with the following types of brakes: (B) a brake copper, (T) a safe stop no brake, (U) a safe stop brake chopper, or (X) no brake.
Q: How do I prevent EMC interference for FC-302 converters?
A: For FC-302 converters, it is advisable to use shielded cables for the control wiring and motor. Isolating the input power, motor, and control wiring will also help in minimizing EMC interference.
Q: What should be the minimum clearance between the input power, motor, and control wiring for FC-302 converters?
A: For FC-302 converters, the recommended minimum clearance between the motor, control, and input power cable should be 200 millimeters.
Q: What does the warning 1 mean for FC-302 converters?
A: Receiving a warning 1 for FC-302 converters means that the terminal 50 of the FC-302 converter is 10 V less than the recommended voltage.
Q: What does the warning/alarm 3 mean for FC-302 converters?
A: Receiving a warning/alarm 3 for FC-302 converters means that no motor is detected on the converter’s output side.