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Danfoss 137X3263 iC7-Automation system module, a high-power 1210 A regenerative AFE module with EtherNet/IP communication for industrial automation and cabinet-integrated drive systems.
£42,242.25
The Danfoss 137X3263 is a powerful iC7-Automation system module designed for high-performance industrial drive systems requiring regenerative operation, advanced motor control and robust automation integration. As part of the advanced Danfoss iC7-Automation platform, it is engineered for demanding industrial environments where efficiency, reliability and scalable drive architecture are essential.
This air-cooled system module is suitable for large automation systems, process control applications and high-power motor control installations. Its regenerative Active Front End (AFE) design helps return braking energy back to the supply, improving overall energy efficiency and reducing wasted heat in demanding industrial applications.
With a rated current of 1210 A, a three-phase 380-500 V AC supply and an IP00 / Open Type enclosure, the Danfoss 137X3263 is intended for integration into engineered drive cabinets and high-power automation panels. It is ideal for applications requiring reliable control of large motors, coordinated drive systems and advanced industrial process equipment.
System modules such as the Danfoss 137X3263 are designed for high-power drive installations where precise control, energy efficiency and dependable industrial communication are required. By using regenerative AFE technology, braking energy from connected equipment can be returned to the electrical supply rather than being dissipated as heat through braking resistors.
The iC7-Automation platform supports advanced industrial automation architectures, making this module suitable for engineered systems involving large motors, coordinated drives and demanding process applications. Its EtherNet/IP connectivity allows integration with PLCs, control networks and plant-wide automation systems.
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| Current | 1210 A | |
|---|---|---|
| Voltage | 500 V | |
| Phase | Three Phase | |
| IP Rating | IP00 | |
| EMC Filter | Industrial | |
| Series | iC7-Automation | |
| Part number | 137X3263 | |
| Model code | IC7-60SA3A05-1210E00F3+AE10+AJFX+AKFX+BAIP+BDC1+BEXX+BF20+BGK1+BH25+BK25+BL25+CAC1+CBC1+CCX0+CDX0+DAAU | |
| Product type | System module / frequency converter module | |
| Rated current | 1210 A | |
| Supply voltage | 380-500 V AC | |
| Input phases | 3-phase | |
| Drive type | Regenerative AFE system module | |
| Protection rating | IP00 / Open Type | |
| Frame size | 2xAR11 | |
| Cooling method | Air cooled | |
| EMC category | C3 | |
| Fieldbus communication | EtherNet/IP OS7IP | |
| Standard I/O | I/O and relay option OC7C1 | |
| Control panel | OPX20 2.8" | |
| Functional safety | None, not upgradable | |
| Approximate weight | 176 kg | |
| Application | High-power industrial automation and regenerative drive systems |
The Danfoss 137X3263 is used in high-power industrial automation systems requiring regenerative drive operation, motor control and cabinet-integrated system module architecture.
This model has a rated current of 1210 A.
The system module operates from a three-phase 380-500 V AC supply.
Yes, the Danfoss 137X3263 is designed as a regenerative AFE system module, allowing braking energy to be returned to the supply in suitable drive systems.
The IP00 / Open Type design is intended for installation inside engineered electrical cabinets, drive panels and high-power industrial automation systems.
Danfoss iC7-Automation system modules are engineered for advanced drive systems, helping industrial users achieve reliable motor control, efficient regenerative operation and flexible integration into modern automation platforms.
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