Danfoss 132L6116 Convertisseur de fréquence iC2-30

Product Overview

The Danfoss 132L6116 (IC2-30FA3N04-01A2E20F4+ACXX) is a compact frequency converter from the iC2-30 series, specifically engineered for precision air-cooled motor control. This unit delivers 0.37 kW of power, making it an ideal solution for small-scale industrial machinery, such as pumps, fans, and conveyors in manufacturing and automation environments. By providing reliable frequency conversion for 380-480 VAC three-phase inputs, this drive enhances operational control, effectively reduces energy waste, and serves as a critical component in maintaining continuous uptime across various industrial production lines.

Technical Configuration

The 132L6116 represents a specialized configuration within the iC2-30 platform, defined by its specific physical and electrical architecture:

• Platform: iC2-30 series frequency converter.
• Cooling: FA series, optimized for air-cooled operation.
• Electrical Supply: Designed for three-phase 380-480 VAC mains power.
• Performance: Rated for a continuous current of 1.2 A, supporting motor power up to 0.37 kW.
• Environmental Protection: Enclosure rated at IP20, suitable for controlled environment cabinet mounting.
• EMC Compliance: Engineered to meet C4 category electromagnetic compatibility standards.
• Braking: The unit does not feature an integrated brake chopper, favoring a streamlined design for non-regenerative load applications.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this unit be installed in a high-dust industrial environment?

No, the IP20 rating provides minimal protection against solid objects and no protection against moisture or dust. It must be installed within a sealed, filtered NEMA or IP-rated enclosure.

What are the primary differences between C4 EMC compliance and standard models?

The C4 EMC category signifies that the drive is intended for use in industrial locations where the power network is not shared with residential buildings, requiring specific installation practices for high-frequency emission control.

Is it possible to add a brake chopper to this model later?

No, the braking hardware is integrated into the drive's base architecture. If your application requires regenerative braking capability, a different drive variant or an external DC injection braking module would be required.

Engineering Guidelines and Installation Best Practices

• Thermal Management: While this is an air-cooled unit, internal cabinet temperature must be strictly monitored. Ensure an air-exchange rate sufficient to maintain an ambient internal temperature below 50 deg C. If multiple units are stacked, ensure a minimum vertical spacing of 150 mm to prevent localized hot spots.
• Cable Selection: Given the C4 EMC category, the use of shielded cables is mandatory to limit conducted and radiated interference. The motor cable length should be kept as short as possible, preferably under 10 meters, to maintain signal integrity and comply with EMC standards.
• Mounting Precautions: The unit is designed for vertical mounting. Ensure the mounting surface is thermally conductive and rigid to minimize mechanical resonance. Use appropriate M4 hardware and verify that the mounting plate is connected to a common earth ground to ensure effective noise dissipation.