Product Description:

The FC-302P5K5T6131B0449HXBGXXXXSXXXXAXBXCXXXXDX is a variable-frequency drive produced by Danfoss for the VLT FC 302 Automation Drives series. It converts fixed-frequency three-phase mains power into a modulated output that allows control systems to regulate induction motor speed in pumps, conveyors, and other automated machinery. By controlling motor torque electronically, the unit reduces mechanical stress and allows process setpoints to match real-time demand in industrial environments. Its variable-speed operation can also reduce unnecessary energy consumption when connected equipment does not need to run continuously at full speed.

This drive supplies a continuous output of 5.5 kW, which corresponds to 7.5 HP in U.S. customary units. The input section is designed for three-phase power, so the inverter connects directly to standard 380–480 V industrial power systems. It belongs to the VLT AutomationDrive FC product group and uses the control architecture and option structure associated with that platform. Field wiring enters through standard cable entries, which accommodate common metric cable glands and simplify enclosure layout when the drive is mounted in a cabinet. The modulated output allows the connected motor to accelerate and decelerate smoothly instead of being subjected to abrupt across-the-line starts. This behavior supports controlled process movement while limiting sudden mechanical loads on couplings, belts, and driven equipment.

The drive has no factory-installed C1 option, so an external radio-frequency interference filter must be added when category C1 operation is required. User interaction is available through a standard language pack that presents keypad labels and parameter text in major supported languages. The unit carries the series identifier 302, aligning its parameter maps and update files with the corresponding drive platform. Standardized parameter organization helps control systems access motor settings, operating limits, diagnostic data, and process values through a consistent menu structure. The cable entry arrangement also supports orderly separation of mains, motor, and control wiring within the enclosure. Appropriate external protection, grounding, and electromagnetic interference components must be selected according to the installation and applicable electrical requirements.