FC-302P5K5T5E20H1BG
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The FC-302P5K5T5E20H1BG by Danfoss is part of the VLT AutomationDrive FC 302 series, sporting a three-phase power rating of 5.5 kW. It operates within a supply voltage range of 380-480V and offers an output frequency from 0 to 590 Hz. The drive features Modbus RTU communication and an IP55 enclosure rating for protection.
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Danfoss manufactured the FC-302P5K5T5E20H1BG. Being a three-phase drive, this type is designed to run on a three-phase AC power source, which is the norm for the majority of industrial applications because of how well it delivers power. This VFD is appropriate for a variety of applications since it has a 5.5 kW power rating and can regulate motors with similar power outputs. The drive can handle typical industrial voltage levels by accepting a supply voltage between 380 and 480 volts. Controlling the motor's output frequency is one of a VFD's primary duties. With an output frequency range of 0 to 590 Hz, this device enables accurate control over torque and motor speed. The VVC+ control technique, a more sophisticated version of voltage vector control, is used by the FC-302P5K5T5E20H1BG. By carefully adjusting the voltage and frequency applied to the motor windings, this method enables very precise and dynamic motor control.
This drive is well-protected against dust and water intrusion thanks to its IP55-rated casing. The enclosure's IP55 certification indicates that it is resistant to water jets from all directions and can tolerate dust that might disrupt the drive's functionality. The drive has Modbus RTU communication protocol installed to make interaction with automation systems easier. The VFD can share data with other devices, including human-machine interfaces (HMIs) and programmable logic controllers (PLCs), thanks to the widespread industrial communication standard Modbus RTU. Operating in a temperature range of -10 to 50 degrees Celsius, the FC-302P5K5T5E20H1BG is designed for operating flexibility. This wide range of working temperatures guarantees dependable operation in a variety of settings, including hot industrial plants and cold storage facilities.
The drive's small size (260 x 125 x 140 mm; height x width x depth) and lightweight (3.5 kg) make it simple to install in places with limited space. The drive uses natural air circulation to disperse heat produced during operation since it is air-cooled. For this power range, this cooling technique is economical and practical, guaranteeing that the drive stays within acceptable operating temperatures. Additionally, the drive has a 150% overload capacity for 60 seconds, which allows it to withstand brief spikes in load without breaking. Applications where the motor may sometimes be subjected to high-torque demands need this functionality.
Frequently Asked Questions about FC-302P5K5T5E20H1BG:
Q: What are some potential limitations of the FC-302P5K5T5E20H1BG for modern automation?
A: One limitation is that the FC-302P5K5T5E20H1BG uses Modbus RTU communication, which may not be as versatile as newer Ethernet-based protocols used in more advanced automation systems.
Q: What is the weight of the VLT AutomationDrive FC 302?
A: The drive weighs 3.5 kg, making it relatively lightweight and easy to handle and install in industrial settings.
Q: How is the FC-302P5K5T5E20H1BG cooled?
A: The drive is air-cooled, ensuring that it operates efficiently and stays within safe temperature limits even during prolonged use.
Q: What is the overload capacity of the FC-302P5K5T5E20H1BG?
A: The FC-302P5K5T5E20H1BG has an overload capacity of 150% for 60 seconds, allowing it to handle temporary load surges without damage.
Q: How is the FC-302P5K5T5E20H1BG mounted?
A: The drive is designed to be wall-mounted, making installation straightforward and saving space in industrial environments.
