80190-480-01-R | Allen-Bradley PowerFlex 7000 Drive Control PCB

Product Description

The Allen-Bradley 80190-480-01-R is a robust drive control printed circuit board (PCB) designed for integration within the PowerFlex 7000 medium-voltage drive systems. This control board coordinates drive logic, motor sequencing, and digital I/O management, ensuring smooth operation of up to four motors in industrial control applications.

Engineered for reliability, the 80190-480-01-R provides stable performance in demanding environments, supporting precise drive control with advanced monitoring and feedback functionality.

Key Specifications

• Manufacturer: Allen-Bradley

• Model: 80190-480-01-R

• Product Type: Drive Control PCB

• Series: PowerFlex 7000

• Function: Coordinates drive logic, input/output control, and communication between inverter and motor modules

• Input Voltage: 480 VAC

• Power Rating: 7.2 kW

• Motor Control Capacity: Up to 4 motors

• Digital Inputs: 16 channels

• Digital Outputs: 16 channels

• Current Rating: 15 A

• Category: CPU/Control Board

• Weight: 0.93 lbs (0.42 kg)

Features

• High-performance control for multi-motor PowerFlex 7000 drives

• Advanced I/O configuration for flexible system integration

• Rugged construction for long service life in industrial settings

• Reliable performance under variable load and temperature conditions

• Compact PCB layout optimized for efficient control panel assembly

Application Scenarios

The Allen-Bradley 80190-480-01-R is primarily used in PowerFlex 7000 drive systems across industries such as oil and gas, mining, and heavy manufacturing. It is suitable for control system upgrades, replacements, and maintenance of high-power drive units.

FAQs

Q: Is the 80190-480-01-R still in production?
A: This model has been discontinued by the manufacturer, but it remains available as a replacement part through authorized industrial suppliers.

Q: Can this board be used in lower-voltage drives?
A: It is specifically designed for 480 VAC PowerFlex 7000 systems and should not be used in lower-voltage drive configurations.