Need help?Do you have a question about the Danfoss Vacon NXP Series and is the answer not in the manual?
General| Product Series | Vacon NXP |
|---|---|
| Category | Controller |
| Output Frequency Range | 0-500 Hz |
| Control Modes | Speed control, torque control, position control |
| Cooling Method | Air-cooled, liquid-cooled |
| Input Voltage Range | ±10% |
| Output Voltage Range | 0-480 V |
| Enclosure | IP21, IP54 |
| Control Method | V/f control, Vector control |
| Braking Chopper | Built-in or external |
| Communication Interfaces | Ethernet, CANopen, Profibus, Modbus |
| Protection Features | Overcurrent, overvoltage, overtemperature |
| Ambient Temperature Range | -10°C to +50°C (with derating above +40°C) |
Explains the guide's purpose for safe installation and commissioning of the AC drive.
Lists other resources for understanding drive functions and programming.
Provides instructions for proper disposal of electronic components.
Lists selected type approvals and certifications for Danfoss drives.
Outlines minimum procedures for installation and commissioning.
Explains the meaning of symbols used in the manual for hazards.
Details shock hazards from power unit, terminals, DC link, and accidental motor start.
Lists warnings about measurements, spare parts, grounding, sharp edges, hot surfaces, ESD, and EMC.
Describes the drive's purpose, applications, and allowed environments.
Provides information on manual updates and software version changes.
Explains the information provided on the product's package label.
Explains the structure and meaning of the VACON® type designation code.
Maps nominal current and mains voltage to enclosure sizes for drive selection.
Details available protection ratings (IP21, IP54) based on voltage and enclosure size.
Explains EMC classes and their availability based on product standard and installation environment.
Introduces the control panel as the user interface for operation and parameter setting.
Details the function of each button on the VACON® NXP keypad for operation.
Explains the display indications for drive status, control modes, and menu navigation.
Illustrates the hierarchical organization of menus and submenus for AC drive parameters.
Details how to check the delivery against the order and for transport damages.
Provides instructions for storing the AC drive under specific ambient conditions.
Advises on checking weight and using lifting devices for safe handling.
Explains the purpose and usage of the product modified label for service personnel.
Details general environmental requirements for installation, including vibration and altitude.
Outlines general cooling requirements and specific clearances for drive models.
Outlines installation procedures for wall-mounted and standalone AC drives.
Explains mains and motor cable connections to terminals and general requirements.
Details UL regulations for wire heat resistance, fuse usage, and short-circuit protection.
Guides on selecting cables based on IEC standards, temperature, shielding, and grounding.
Recommends fuse types, voltage ratings, and operation time for protection.
Provides recommendations for cables to comply with EMC levels, including grounding.
Instructs to ground the AC drive according to applicable standards and directives.
Provides instructions and illustrations to open FR4 drive for terminal access.
Provides instructions and illustrations to open FR5 drive for terminal access.
Provides instructions and illustrations to open FR6 drive for terminal access.
Provides instructions and illustrations to open FR7 drive for terminal access.
Provides instructions and illustrations to open FR8 drive for terminal access.
Provides instructions and illustrations to open FR9 drive for terminal access.
Details cable installation procedures, accessory usage, and routing for FR4-FR6.
Details cable installation procedures, accessory usage, and routing for FR7.
Details cable installation procedures, accessory usage, and routing for FR8.
Details cable installation procedures, accessory usage, and routing for FR9.
Refers to another manual for cable installation of FR10-FR11.
Explains requirements for installing the drive in an IT system, including EMC level changes.
Provides instructions to change EMC protection to level C4 for FR4-FR6 in IT systems.
Provides instructions to change EMC protection to level C4 for FR7 in IT systems.
States that only a service person can change EMC protection for FR8-FR11.
Describes control unit components, boards, and connections to the power unit.
Explains using external power source for control board and its properties.
Discusses requirements for control cables and terminal wire sizes.
Details OPTA1 I/O board terminals, signals, and jumper selections.
Lists control terminal signals and terminal layout for relay boards OPTA2 and OPTA3.
Refers to manuals for installing option boards.
Explains galvanic isolation of control connections and relay outputs.
Provides instructions on navigating menus using keypad buttons.
Explains how to find and use the monitoring menu to view drive parameters.
Introduces the parameter menu for editing drive settings.
Introduces the keypad control menu for mode, reference, and direction settings.
Introduces the active faults menu for displaying active faults.
Introduces the fault history menu for viewing past faults.
Introduces the system menu for general drive settings and information.
Covers password protection, setting, entering, deactivating, and parameter locking.
Covers keypad settings for default page, timeout, contrast, and backlight.
Covers settings for internal brake resistor, fan control, HMI timeouts, sine filter, and pre-charge.
Introduces the system info menu for hardware, software, and operation data.
Introduces the expander board menu for option board information.
Mentions additional application-related functions available on the control panel.
Lists critical safety warnings to read before starting commissioning.
Outlines instructions and prerequisites for commissioning the AC drive.
Explains checks for motor cable, mains cable, and motor insulation resistance.
Outlines tests to perform after commissioning, including RUN tests and identification run.
Provides a schedule for regular maintenance intervals and tasks.
Explains the process of reforming capacitors after long storage to prevent damage.
Explains how the drive displays fault information and types of faults.
Provides instructions on how to reset active faults using panel or terminal.
Explains how to create a service info file using VACON® NCDrive for troubleshooting.
Lists the weights of AC drives by enclosure size and protection rating.
Introduces the section for dimension information of NXS/NXP AC drives.
Lists links to tables for cable and fuse sizes for NXS/NXP drives.
Refers to illustration and table for cable stripping lengths in mm and inches.
Lists tightening torques for cover screws by enclosure size and class.
Lists tightening torques for mains and motor terminals by enclosure size and drive type.
Explains overload capabilities and provides power ratings for various voltage and frequency conditions.
Lists technical data for VACON NXP drives, covering electrical, environmental, and safety parameters.
Lists links to tables for brake resistor ratings.
Lists fault codes, subcodes, possible causes, and correction methods for troubleshooting.
Presents the EU Declaration of Conformity for Vacon NXL AC drives.
To Next Page