Danfoss 137L5583 iC7-Automation frequency converter, a three phase 380-500 V AC variable frequency drive with 147 A output current, 75 kW motor power rating, IP21 UL Type 1 enclosure, PROFINET RT communication and integrated STO for industrial motor control.
£11,556.80
The Danfoss 137L5583 is a high-capacity iC7-Automation frequency converter designed for precise, energy-efficient control of three-phase AC motors in demanding industrial automation and machinery applications. As part of the advanced Danfoss iC7-Automation drive series, it delivers robust motor speed regulation, flexible communication and dependable performance for modern industrial control systems.
This air-cooled frequency converter is engineered for production machinery, process equipment and high-power automated systems requiring reliable motor control. The iC7-Automation platform supports precision motor performance, embedded industrial IoT security and configurable options to suit a wide range of automation environments.
With a three-phase 380–500 V AC supply, 147 A output current, 75 kW motor power rating and IP21 / UL Type 1 enclosure, the Danfoss 137L5583 is ideal for demanding cabinet or plant installations. This configuration includes PROFINET RT communication, standard I/O, integrated brake chopper, DC terminals and integrated Safe Torque Off (STO) functionality.
Frequency converters such as the Danfoss iC7-Automation regulate motor speed by adjusting the electrical frequency and voltage supplied to the motor. This enables connected machinery to operate more efficiently, improving process control while helping reduce energy consumption, mechanical stress and unplanned downtime.
The Danfoss 137L5583 is well suited to demanding automation environments where high current capacity, reliable network communication and advanced drive performance are essential. Its PROFINET RT capability, standard I/O, integrated brake chopper and STO function make it a strong choice for machine builders, panel builders and industrial plant operators.
| Power | 75 kW |
|---|---|
| Current | 147 A |
| Phase | Three Phase |
| IP Rating | IP21 |
| Series | iC7-Automation |
| Part number | 137L5583 |
| Drive code | IC7-60FA3N05-147AE21F1+ACBC+ALDC+BAPR+BDBA+BEF1+BF20+CAM0+CCC0+CDR0+DAAU |
| Product type | Frequency converter / variable frequency drive |
| Cooling method | Air-cooled |
| Input voltage | 380–500 V AC |
| Input phases | 3-phase |
| Input frequency | 50 / 60 Hz |
| Rated output current | 147 A |
| Typical motor power | 75 kW / 100 hp |
| Output frequency | 0–590 Hz |
| Protection rating | IP21 / UL Type 1 |
| Frame size | FK08 |
| EMC level | Category C1 and C2 |
| Control panel | 2.8 OPX20 |
| Standard I/O | 4 DI, 2 DI/O, 2 AI, 1 AO, 2 RO |
| Fieldbus protocol | PROFINET RT |
| Other protocol | Ethernet port, no protocol |
| Functional safety | Safe Torque Off (STO), not upgradable |
| Integrated brake chopper | Yes |
| DC terminals | Yes |
| Dimensions (W × H × D) | approx. 267 × 980 × 367 mm |
| Net weight | approx. 60.78 kg |
| EMC Filter | Commercial |
The Danfoss 137L5583 is used to control the speed and performance of three-phase AC motors in demanding industrial automation, machinery and process control applications.
The 137L5583 belongs to the Danfoss iC7-Automation frequency converter series.
The Danfoss 137L5583 is designed for a three-phase 380–500 V AC supply.
This model has a rated output current of 147 A.
The Danfoss 137L5583 supports a typical motor power rating of 75 kW / 100 hp.
Danfoss iC7-Automation frequency converters are trusted by machine builders, automation engineers and industrial operators for reliable high-capacity motor control, efficient performance and flexible integration into modern production systems.
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