The 160 kW band opened with the industrial C3 builds; the 0AP0 build opens its C2 side — for the pump rooms on grids that also serve non-industrial premises, where the DP line is existing infrastructure and the motor sits close enough that no du/dt provision is needed. Everything else is the family standard: 302 A rated in LO duty, 408 A maximum ceiling, fan-cooled 305 x 999 x 369 mm FSG housing.

What does the C2 class decide on a 160 kW extension?

The EMC review, mostly. On shared grids the tighter first-environment emission limits apply, and a C3 build would fail them; the integrated C2 filter on this build meets the limits without external hardware, so the DP extension proceeds on the strength of the order number. The electricals do not move between filter classes — 160 kW continuous, 132 kW in HO duty, the integrated DC link reactor — so the compliance choice costs nothing in performance.

Why no DC terminals on this build?

Because the site survey said short cables. Without the DC link terminals there is no drive-side connection point for an external du/dt filter — the right layout when drive and motor share a room, and the leanest power wiring at this rating. If a future relocation stretches the cable, the 1AP0 build adds the connection point on identical 160 kW hardware with the same C2 filter and DP port.