The Danfoss 132L6111 is an iC2-30 Frequency Converter designed for precise motor speed control in industrial applications. As an air-cooled frequency converter, this unit provides efficient performance for single-phase power systems, supporting a mains voltage range of 200-240 V AC. The 132L6111 is engineered to deliver a rated current of 4.2 A, ensuring reliable operation for various machinery and process control tasks.
This drive is built with an IP20/Open type protection rating and complies with C1 EMC category standards, making it suitable for integration into control panels or environments where electromagnetic compatibility is required. The 132L6111 model does not feature an integrated brake chopper, focusing its design on standard variable speed drive applications.
Features
Compact air-cooled design for efficient thermal management
Single-phase input power configuration
Rated output current of 4.2 A
Wide mains voltage compatibility (200-240 V AC)
IP20/Open type enclosure for panel-mounted systems
C1 category EMC filtering for sensitive industrial environments
Applications
Pump and fan speed control
Conveyor system regulation
Packaging machinery
HVAC system components
Material handling equipment
Technical Specifications
Feature
Specification
Manufacturer
Danfoss
Model
132L6111
Series
iC2-30
Product Type
Frequency converter (Air cooled)
Input Phases
Single-phase
Mains Voltage
200-240 V AC
Current Rating
4.2 A
Enclosure Rating
IP20/Open type
EMC Category
C1
Integrated Brake Chopper
No
Weight
0.985 kg
Shipping Weight
2 kg
Installation Guidelines
Mounting: Install the frequency converter in a vertical position within an electrical cabinet to ensure adequate airflow for the air-cooled system.
Clearance: Maintain minimum spacing above and below the unit as specified in the official manual to prevent thermal throttling.
Wiring: Ensure proper grounding of the 132L6111 chassis to the main PE bus to maintain C1 EMC compliance.
Environment: Protect the IP20 unit from dust, moisture, and extreme temperatures; use an external enclosure if the installation site environment is not clean.
Cabling: Use shielded motor cables to minimize electromagnetic interference, especially given the C1 EMC category rating.
FAQ
What is the rated current for the 132L6111?
The rated current for this frequency converter is 4.2 A.
Does this model include a built-in brake chopper?
No, the 132L6111 does not have an integrated brake chopper.
What is the ingress protection rating of this converter?
This unit has an IP20/Open type protection rating.
Is the 132L6111 designed for single-phase or three-phase power?
It is designed for single-phase power input (200-240 V AC).
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