The Allen-Bradley manufactured 22F-A1P6N103 belongs to the PowerFlex 4M series, is an AC drive. This device is the smallest member of the PowerFlex series and is extremely compact. It's designed for a machine-level speed controlling system, making it an excellent choice for those wishing to save space and quickly and simply install their AC drives. The output power rating of this AC drive is 200 watts, with a single-phase input voltage of 240 volts at a frequency band of 50 to 60 hertz, an output voltage of 240 volts AC, a 1.6 amperes output current, and a maximum frequency of 400 hertz is featured. The inverter can be overloaded by 150 percentages for the 60 seconds permitted or by 200 percentages for three (3) seconds, according to its overload protection statistics. It's a NEMA/open panel mount enclosure with an IP20 rating. Although it integrates an automatic auto boost and slips correction, it is missing a brake of IGBT. The item is 2.83 x 6.85 x 5.35 inches in size and weighs around 1.6 kg.
An inbuilt keyboard featuring control buttons,  4 LCD screens, ten (10) LED indicators, and a potentiometer makes up the 22F-A1P6N103 user interface. Scrolling through 12 frequently used parameters allows for quick product configuration (basic program group) and setup function. This device passes on through the RS-485 protocol, which may also be used to configure an AC drive via a PC. A serial converter module permits connecting to any controller having a DF1 port, and this communication interface supports multi-drop network topologies.
The 22F-A1P6N103 module may be mounted on a DIN–rail system or a mountable panel, both of which include a zero-stack option. The control logic of the gadget is based on a 24 volt direct current supply. Traditional stop, start, and reverse position functions are done through its inlet and outlet ports. The other two terminals, on the other hand, may be configured to accomplish things such as local controlling system, preset Hertz, Jog, RS485, second acceleration/deceleration, aux fault, and clear fault. An input of 0 to 10 Volts or 4.20 mA is utilized to change the speed. One relay functions according to its programming, delivering information about the inverter's condition to external devices.