The Danfoss 132F0012 (FC-051P1K5T2E20H3BXCXXXSXXX) is a high-performance VLT Micro Drive FC 51 engineered for compact and reliable motor control in 200 - 240 V industrial applications. Designed for versatility, this drive provides 1.5 kW (2.0 HP) of power, making it an ideal solution for OEM machinery, material handling systems, and centrifugal pump applications. Its space-efficient "book-style" design and high functional density allow for seamless integration into control panels where footprint optimization is a priority. By enabling precise speed regulation and energy management, the 132F0012 reduces mechanical wear and operational costs in mission-critical manufacturing processes.
Suffix Breakdown
The 132F0012 follows the modular Danfoss VLT Micro Drive nomenclature:
FC-051: Denotes the VLT Micro Drive series.
P1K5: Indicates a power rating of 1.5 kW / 2.0 HP.
T2: Specifies compatibility with three-phase 200 - 240 VAC input.
E20: Signifies an IP20/Chassis-rated enclosure for cabinet installation.
H3: Incorporates an integrated RFI Class A1/B (C1) filter for EMC compliance.
B: Includes an integrated brake chopper, allowing for regenerative energy management during rapid deceleration.
C: Features coated PCBs to protect internal electronics from harsh industrial conditions, including dust and humidity.
Technical Specifications
Feature
Specification
Model
FC-051P1K5T2E20H3BXCXXXSXXX
Brand
Danfoss
Power Rating
1.5 kW / 2.0 HP
Input Voltage
200 - 240 VAC (3-Phase)
Output Current
6.8 A
Enclosure
IP20
Dimensions
16.8 cm x 7.5 cm x 17.6 cm
PCB Coating
Yes
Brake Chopper
Included
FAQs
What is the advantage of the integrated brake chopper in this model?
The brake chopper (B) allows the drive to connect to an external braking resistor. This is essential for applications involving high-inertia loads that need to decelerate rapidly, as it safely dissipates the excess energy generated by the motor during the stop cycle.
Is this drive suitable for environments with high airborne dust or moisture?
Yes, the "C" suffix indicates that the internal printed circuit boards are conformal coated. This treatment significantly enhances the drive's resistance to conductive dust, corrosive vapors, and high humidity, making it reliable in standard industrial factory environments.
Can I monitor the drive locally without an LCP?
The 132F0012 is supplied without a Local Control Panel (X). You can configure and monitor the drive remotely via its digital/analog I/O or serial communication. If local manual control is needed, an optional snap-on LCP can be installed at any time.
Engineering Guidelines and Best Practices
Thermal Management: The unit utilizes forced-air cooling. Always maintain at least 100 mm of clearance above and below the device to ensure unobstructed airflow. In high-density cabinets, verify that the cabinet's internal exhaust system is sufficient to prevent the ambient temperature from exceeding the drive's operating limits.
Wiring Standards: Use shielded cables for motor connections to ensure compliance with the integrated RFI filter's electromagnetic compatibility performance. Bond the cable shield 360 degrees to the chassis using a conductive clamp at both the drive and the motor end.
Startup Procedure: Before applying full load, input the motor nameplate data (Voltage, Current, Frequency, RPM) into the drive's parameters. Running an auto-tune operation will allow the drive to optimize its motor model, resulting in superior torque response and energy efficiency.
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