The Allen-Bradley's manufactured 22F-V1P6N103 is a variable frequency AV drive with PowerFlex 4M capability. This drive is primarily built of electrical components and circuitry that are enclosed in a NEMA Type Open IP 20 casing. This is a small, panel-mounted mechanism that is primarily used to adjust the speed of an alternating current motor. Additionally, it protects the motor by providing safe opening  and halt/stop orders and optimizes the efficiency of the motor's functioning throughout active and idle time.

This Drive module has completely programmable settings like output frequency rating, ramp-down acceleration, de-celeration, and ramp-up. This drive incorporates safety and diagnostic circuitry that detects operating irregularities such as motor overvoltage, motor Undervoltage, motor stalling, phase to ground fault, heatsink overtemperature, overcurrent, short circuit fault, and overload, among others. This AC drive is intended to work at a 1-phase input voltage of 100-120V AC and a 3-phase output voltage of 0-230V AC, with a rated current of 1.6 amps and a power output of 0.2 kilowatts (0.25 Hp). This motor does not have a built-in circuit for brand protection. The user is responsible for providing this circuitry through a grouping of fuses or circuit protectors. Allen-Bradley compatible circuit breakers are 140M-C2E-C10, whereas magnetic contractors are 100-C09. It requires a frequency output range of 0 to 400 Hz and a typical efficiency of 97.5 percent.

This variable frequency ac drive has an integrated human interface module (HIM). This HIM component enables the drive ad operation to be parameterized on a per-drive basis. Additionally, it allows navigation of drive settings and unit troubleshooting in the case of a faulty condition. The 22F-V1P6N103 AC drive, the smallest generation of the PowerFlex 4M class, must be installed with fuses or circuit protectors on the input side. Its control wire must be longer than 30 meters.