195N0007 by Danfoss

The 195N0007 is a variable frequency drive manufactured by Danfoss as part of the VLT 2800 Low Voltage Drives series. It converts low-voltage input power into a controlled three-phase output so that small induction motors in conveyors, mixers, or pumps can match the speed demanded by process loops. That controlled output helps limit abrupt speed changes, which is useful where steady flow, mixing consistency, or conveyor timing must be maintained through normal load variation. The narrow housing fits smoothly inside PLC cabinets, allowing dense mounting that saves panel space in multi-axis systems while keeping cable routing orderly.

This model accepts an input range of 200-240V AC, permitting installation on low-voltage circuits common in light manufacturing. The supply is single-phase, simplifying wiring where only two live conductors and protective earth are available. Mechanical layout follows the book-style format, giving the unit a narrow width and tall profile so multiple drives can be mounted side by side with minimal clearance. Internal electronics are protected to IP20, which blocks accidental finger contact but still requires installation inside an enclosed panel for dust or moisture protection. Operator interaction is handled through the built-in display (SLCP), which shows frequency setpoints, output current, and diagnostic codes without requiring an external keypad. The local interface also allows active values and faults to be checked at the cabinet door during routine operation.

Electromagnetic compliance is addressed by the integrated EN 55011 Class A1 radio-frequency interference filter, enabling the drive to share switchboards with sensitive instrumentation. The drive is supplied in Standard hardware configuration, and no application option card is installed, so specialized control functions are not preloaded. The control board is supplied without coating, so the unit should be placed in clean, dry enclosures when airborne contaminants are present. The dedicated application is Process, so the parameter groups emphasize proportional-integral speed control and quick restart behavior for continuous production lines.