132F0016 Danfoss
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MPN: FC-051P3K7T2E20H3BXCXXXSXXX
The Danfoss 132F0016 is part of the VLT FC 51 Micro Drives series and offers a power rating of 3.7 kW or 5.0 HP. It features a three phase input with 200 to 240 VAC mains voltage and includes standard cable entries and a brake chopper. The drive is built with a coated PCB and has IP20 chassis protection, along with an RFI Class A1/B filter.
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The 132F0016 is a Danfoss VLT FC 51 micro drive rated for 3.7 kW and 200 to 240 VAC input. Three-phase operation and an integrated brake chopper support stable motor control in compact machine-duty applications. A coated PCB and IP20 chassis construction make the unit a strong choice for economical drive control.
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The 132F0016 is a compact AC variable-frequency drive produced by Danfoss for the VLT FC 51 Micro Drives series. The unit regulates the voltage and frequency supplied to small-to-medium induction motors. This control supports adjustable motor speed in conveyors, pumps, and general factory equipment where panel space is limited and straightforward setup is important.
The drive has a motor output rating of 3.7 kW, which corresponds to 5.0 HP. It operates from a mains supply range of 200–240 VAC and is wired for three-phase power. This input arrangement allows the drive to operate without the derating associated with a single-phase supply. The chassis has an IP20 chassis rating, so the drive must be installed inside a suitable protective enclosure. Its enclosure protects against accidental finger contact with internal electrical components while permitting ventilation through the chassis. An integrated Class A1/B RFI filter limits conducted electrical noise on the incoming supply lines. The unit does not include a dedicated mains disconnect, so the installation must provide suitable upstream isolation and circuit protection.
A brake chopper directs regenerated energy to an external dynamic braking resistor during rapid motor deceleration. This arrangement helps control DC-bus voltage when a driven load returns energy to the frequency converter. The control electronics use coated printed circuit boards that resist moisture and airborne contaminants commonly found inside industrial control cabinets. Power and signal wiring pass through standard cable entries, simplifying conductor routing through the gland plate. The unit does not include a local control panel, so parameter changes and operating adjustments must be performed through compatible remote tools. Adaptation A provides the standard cable-entry arrangement, while Adaptation B has no application-specific modifications or optional modules installed.
