132F0012 Danfoss
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MPN: FC-051P1K5T2E20H3BXCXXXSXXX
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The Danfoss 132F0012 is a three-phase micro drive with a power rating of 1.5 kW and a horsepower of 2.0 HP. Part of the VLT FC 51 Micro Drives series, it features a mains voltage range of 200 to 240 VAC and an IP20 chassis protection level. The drive includes a coated PCB and a brake chopper, and offers RFI Class A1/B filtering.
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The 132F0012 is a variable frequency drive manufactured by Danfoss and supplied within the VLT FC 51 Micro Drives series. Danfoss identifies the product as a VLT Micro Drive and uses the internal series code 051 for this model. The unit provides variable-speed control for small three-phase induction motors used with conveyors, pumps, fans, and ventilation equipment. By adjusting output frequency, the drive matches motor speed to changing process demand and can reduce unnecessary energy consumption. Its compact design supports installation in control panels where available mounting space is limited.
The electrical input is rated at 200–240 VAC, and the drive accepts a three-phase supply for connection to low-voltage industrial power systems. Continuous motor output reaches 1.5 kW, which corresponds to 2.0 HP and supports light- to medium-duty machinery. A built-in brake chopper manages regenerated energy during rapid deceleration by routing it to a compatible braking circuit. This function helps control DC-bus voltage when the connected motor slows quickly or drives an overhauling load. Adaptation B is not applied, and a mains option is not installed. The drive is also supplied without a local control panel, so settings can be adjusted through remote software or an optional plug-in keypad.
The enclosure provides IP20 chassis protection, which helps prevent accidental finger contact with live internal components while leaving ventilation openings available for cabinet airflow. An internal filter meets RFI Class A1/B limits and reduces conducted electrical noise on the supply wiring. A coated PCB protects circuit traces and electronic components from moisture, dust, and other airborne contaminants commonly found inside industrial cabinets. The drive uses standard cable entries to simplify the routing of mains, motor, and control wiring during installation. Adequate clearance around the ventilation openings allows heat to escape and supports stable operation under load. External controls can provide speed references, start and stop commands, and operating status signals without requiring direct access to the front of the drive.
