Product Description:

The FC-302P22KT6131Z0497HXXGXXXXSXXXXAXBXCXXXXDX is an AC variable-frequency drive produced by Danfoss for the VLT FC 302 Automation Drives series. Within an automation cell, the unit converts fixed-frequency mains power into a variable-frequency output that regulates the speed of an induction motor. This control allows pumps, fans, and conveyors to respond to changing process demand without relying on mechanical throttling or constant-speed operation. Controlled acceleration and deceleration can also reduce abrupt mechanical loading on connected shafts, couplings, belts, and gearboxes. The drive supports applications that require responsive speed regulation and integration with automated process controls.

The drive supplies a continuous electrical output of 22 kW, corresponding to 30 HP of motor shaft output. It accepts three-phase power and connects directly to standard industrial mains rated from 400 to 480 V without phase-conversion equipment. The housing uses standard gland plates, providing conventional cable entry points for the incoming supply and motor conductors. The drive has no integrated C1 filter, so an external radio-frequency interference filter may be installed when the application requires stricter conducted-emission control. This arrangement leaves filter selection to the installation while preserving the drive’s standard enclosure layout. Proper cable separation, grounding, and shielding remain important when routing motor and control wiring through the cabinet.

The unit is supplied with no Adaptation B customization, meaning application-specific software modules are not preinstalled. Its internal family key is 302, which associates the drive with compatible control features and accessory options for the FC 302 platform. The language interface uses the standard factory pack and provides multilingual keypad prompts without custom translations. Control logic can therefore be configured for the connected machine through the drive’s available parameters and automation interfaces. The standard software arrangement supports use in different motor-control applications without adding a preconfigured application package. External control equipment can provide operating commands, references, and status monitoring according to the needs of the process. The drive’s power stage then adjusts motor frequency and voltage in response to those commands while maintaining regulated operation across the required speed range.