Product Description:

The FC-302PK55T2131B0308H2BGXXXXSXXXXAXBXCXXXXDX drive is produced by Danfoss and belongs to the VLT FC 302 Automation Drives series. It is installed in control cabinets to regulate the speed of induction motors by varying the output frequency supplied to the connected equipment. Adjustable motor control can reduce unnecessary energy consumption when a conveyor, mixer, or pump does not need to operate continuously at full speed. The drive can also coordinate acceleration, deceleration, and steady-state operation as part of an automated machine system.

The electrical interface accepts a mains supply of 200–240 VAC, making the drive suitable for low-voltage industrial power networks. Wiring uses three-phase power, which supports balanced current draw across the connected phases without the derating associated with single-phase input. The inverter has a continuous output rating of 0.55 kW, while the corresponding mechanical output is 0.75 HP. These two values express the same output capacity in metric and imperial units rather than indicating separate operating levels. The configuration has no integrated C1 filter, so an external filter is required if the installation must comply with category C1 emission limits. Menu text is supplied through the standard language pack, providing access to several common languages through the drive interface.

The product code 302 places this model on the shared control platform used for FC 302 drives. Its common parameter structure allows control settings to remain organized consistently when several compatible drives with different power ratings are used in one system. The adjustable output frequency supports controlled motor behavior in conveyors, mixers, and pump skids where process demand changes during normal operation. Smooth acceleration can reduce abrupt mechanical loading on belts, couplings, and driven equipment, while controlled deceleration helps limit sudden stops. The omitted internal filter leaves additional room within the drive enclosure, although installations subject to stricter conducted-emission requirements must provide suitable external filtering. Balanced three-phase input also helps distribute the electrical load evenly across the facility supply during continuous operation.