Product Description:

The 176F2141 belongs to the VLT PowerCards series from Danfoss and serves as the internal power interface used in VLT drives to regulate energy flow between the control circuitry and the output stage. Installed inside the drive chassis, this board routes high-current paths and low-level signals on layered copper traces so the inverter can process motor commands without external wiring changes. By concentrating the switching elements on a single assembly, the board supports straightforward service and helps return the drive to operation with minimal adjustment.

This card is built on a coated printed circuit board that helps shield copper paths from moisture and conductive dust found in control cabinets. Its mass is 2.5 kg, indicating a substantial assembly sized for high-power drive sections rather than light control electronics. With a power class of 400 kW, the board supports the high instantaneous currents required by large-frame VLT inverters. Compatibility with the 500 V voltage class allows it to work with common DC-link levels used in industrial plants. The module occupies 14.54 dm³ of enclosure space, which supports compact drive arrangements without changing the internal card function.

Within larger systems, the part’s placement in the VLT product range helps distinguish it from boards intended for signaling or low-power control tasks. Its PCA type is listed as a Power Card, which separates it from option and control boards that may share a similar outline. For inventory tracking, the assembly carries the EAN code 5710107586677, allowing barcode-based stock identification in storage and distribution systems. The product description remains centered on the board itself, its role in power handling, and the physical and electrical characteristics needed for correct application inside compatible drives.