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Allen-Bradley 20F14NF171JN0NNNNN — Detailed Product Specifications, Product Introduction, Applications, Advantages and Related Models

The 20F14NF171JN0NNNNN is a high-power industrial AC drive in the PowerFlex 753 series. It is designed for large three-phase motor applications where high current capacity, reliable variable-speed control, industrial automation integration, and flexible motor-control functions are required.

This model is rated for 690 VAC, three-phase operation and provides a 171 A Normal Duty output rating, corresponding to 160 kW Normal Duty power. Its Heavy Duty rating is 142 A and 132 kW.

The drive uses a Frame 7 mechanical configuration and forced-air cooling. It is an open-type industrial drive intended for installation inside a suitable control cabinet or enclosure.

The catalog number specifies a DC input with precharge, filtered operation with the common-mode capacitor jumper installed, embedded I/O, standard protection, a blank/no-HIM configuration, and no internal dynamic-braking transistor.

The 20F14NF171JN0NNNNN is therefore a particularly suitable choice for large industrial equipment such as pumps, fans, blowers, conveyors, rollers, mixers, material-handling equipment, process machinery, and other high-power motor-driven systems.

Because this model provides 171 A and 160 kW Normal Duty capacity, it is a substantial step above the 142 A / 132 kW configuration. It is appropriate when a smaller 690 VAC PowerFlex 753 drive does not provide enough current or power margin.

1. Product Basic Information

Parameter	Specification
Model	20F14NF171JN0NNNNN
Brand	Allen-Bradley
Product Family	PowerFlex 750-Series
Product Series	PowerFlex 753
Product Type	Industrial AC Drive / Variable Frequency Drive
Product Configuration	PowerFlex 753 AC Packaged Drive
Voltage Rating	690 VAC
Phase	3 Phase
Normal Duty Current	171 A
Normal Duty Power	160 kW
Heavy Duty Current	142 A
Heavy Duty Power	132 kW
Input Type	DC Input with Precharge
Nominal DC Bus Class	Approximately 932 VDC
Frame Size	Frame 7
Cooling	Forced Air
Enclosure	IP00 / NEMA/UL Open Type
IP20 Conversion	Available with suitable enclosure kit
Filtering	Filtered
Common-Mode Capacitor Jumper	Installed
Dynamic Braking	None
Internal Dynamic-Braking Transistor	No
HIM	Blank / No HIM
Embedded I/O	Yes
Protection	Standard Protection
Normal Duty Motor Class	Up to approximately 160 kW
Heavy Duty Motor Class	Up to approximately 132 kW
Approx. Height	881.5 mm
Approx. Width	430 mm
Approx. Depth	349.6 mm
Approx. Dimensions	881.5 × 430 × 349.6 mm
Approx. Product Weight	32.9–49.4 kg class
Weight (kg)	Approx. 32.9–49.4 kg
Installation	Industrial Control Cabinet / Panel
Mounting	Panel / Cabinet
Cooling Requirement	Forced Air
Typical Applications	Pumps, fans, blowers, conveyors, rollers, mixers and process machinery

The mechanical weight can vary within the Frame 7 range depending on the specific hardware arrangement and configuration. For this reason, approximately 32.9–49.4 kg is a more useful planning range than treating one single weight as universal for every Frame 7 configuration.

The approximate mechanical dimensions of 881.5 × 430 × 349.6 mm are suitable for preliminary cabinet planning. Final installation should always allow additional space for power connections, ventilation, control wiring, communication wiring and service access.

2. Brand and Product Series

Brand: Allen-Bradley.

Product Family: PowerFlex 750-Series.

Product Series: PowerFlex 753.

The PowerFlex 753 series is an industrial architecture-class drive family designed for large and demanding motor applications.

Compared with compact variable-frequency drives, the PowerFlex 753 platform provides a larger and more flexible architecture.

It is particularly useful when a machine requires a combination of:

• High motor power.
• Adjustable speed.
• Industrial communication.
• Embedded I/O.
• Feedback options.
• Expandable hardware.
• Advanced motor control.
• Integration with PLC-based automation.

The 20F14NF171JN0NNNNN represents a high-power 690 VAC configuration within this product family.

3. Product Introduction

The primary purpose of the 20F14NF171JN0NNNNN is to control a large three-phase AC motor.

In a conventional fixed-speed motor installation, the motor receives power directly from the electrical supply and normally operates close to its designed operating speed.

A variable-frequency drive changes the electrical conditions supplied to the motor and allows the machine to operate at different speeds.

This provides much greater control over industrial machinery.

For example, a pump does not necessarily need to operate at maximum speed all the time.

A fan may need different airflow depending on the production process.

A conveyor may require controlled acceleration to prevent material movement or mechanical shock.

A mixer may require different speeds during different stages of production.

A roller may need coordinated speed control to maintain the correct production rate.

The drive therefore becomes a central component between the electrical power system, motor, mechanical equipment and automation controller.

4. Main Electrical Ratings

Electrical Parameter	Normal Duty	Heavy Duty
Model	20F14NF171JN0NNNNN	20F14NF171JN0NNNNN
Continuous Output Current	171 A	142 A
Power Rating	160 kW	132 kW
Voltage	690 VAC	690 VAC
Phase	3 Phase	3 Phase
Frame	Frame 7	Frame 7
Cooling	Forced Air	Forced Air
Input	DC Input with Precharge	DC Input with Precharge
Dynamic Braking	None	None

The key electrical rating is 171 A Normal Duty.

At this rating, the drive provides a 160 kW Normal Duty power class.

Under Heavy Duty conditions, the drive is rated at 142 A, corresponding to 132 kW Heavy Duty power.

This makes the model suitable for very large industrial motors.

The distinction between Normal Duty and Heavy Duty should be considered carefully because the correct selection depends on the motor’s nameplate current, torque requirements, overload requirements and operating cycle.

5. Normal Duty Rating — 160 kW

The 160 kW Normal Duty rating makes this model suitable for large motors used in applications where the load is generally stable and the drive is not subjected to the most demanding overload conditions.

Typical Normal Duty applications include:

• Large centrifugal pumps.
• Large industrial fans.
• High-capacity blowers.
• Cooling systems.
• Large circulation systems.
• Continuous conveyors.
• Process equipment.
• Large auxiliary machinery.

A 160 kW motor should not be selected solely because its kW rating appears to match the drive.

The actual motor nameplate current must be checked.

Motor efficiency, power factor, operating speed, duty cycle, overload requirements and ambient conditions can all affect the final selection.

6. Heavy Duty Rating — 132 kW

The Heavy Duty rating is 142 A / 132 kW.

Heavy Duty operation is relevant when the machine requires greater torque or experiences more demanding load conditions.

Typical applications include:

• Heavy conveyors.
• Large mixers.
• Agitators.
• High-inertia machines.
• Heavy material-handling systems.
• Machinery with frequent acceleration.
• Machines with difficult starting conditions.
• Process machinery with changing torque.

A 132 kW Heavy Duty motor may be a suitable application when the motor current and complete operating profile remain within the applicable drive rating.

7. 690 VAC Three-Phase System

The 20F14NF171JN0NNNNN is designed for 690 VAC, three-phase industrial power systems.

This voltage class is particularly relevant to large motors.

As motor power increases, the current required by the electrical system becomes a significant engineering factor.

A higher motor voltage can allow large amounts of power to be delivered with lower current than would otherwise be required at lower voltage classes.

This can influence:

• Power distribution.
• Motor cable selection.
• Switchgear.
• Protection equipment.
• Cabinet design.
• Motor terminal arrangements.
• Electrical losses.
• Installation layout.

The 690 VAC class therefore makes this model especially appropriate for large industrial installations rather than small machine applications.

8. DC Input with Precharge

The drive is configured for DC input with precharge.

The associated DC-bus class is approximately 932 VDC.

A DC-bus architecture can be useful in industrial systems where several drives or power-conversion devices share a common electrical bus.

The precharge function is important because high-power drives contain substantial DC-bus capacitance.

When the system is energized, the precharge sequence controls the initial charging of the DC bus.

This can be particularly important in large common-bus systems where several high-power components may be energized within the same electrical architecture.

9. No Internal Dynamic-Braking Transistor

The exact catalog number 20F14NF171JN0NNNNN specifies no internal dynamic-braking transistor.

This is an important configuration detail.

The absence of an internal dynamic-braking transistor does not mean the drive cannot control a machine that decelerates.

It means that the internal switching device used for a conventional dynamic-braking resistor arrangement is not included in this particular configuration.

If the machine has substantial regenerative energy, the braking architecture must be evaluated separately.

10. Dynamic-Braking Considerations

When an electric motor decelerates, the mechanical load can return energy toward the drive.

This is particularly important for equipment with:

• Large rotating masses.
• High operating speeds.
• Short stopping times.
• Frequent acceleration and deceleration.
• Heavy conveyor loads.
• Large rollers.
• Flywheel effects.
• High-inertia process equipment.

The returned energy can increase DC-bus voltage.

Depending on the application, the system may require:

• Longer deceleration time.
• Controlled stopping.
• External braking equipment.
• Regenerative power handling.
• Braking resistors with suitable switching equipment.
• Mechanical braking.
• A different drive configuration.

Because the target model has no internal dynamic-braking transistor, braking requirements should be determined during the engineering stage rather than after commissioning.

11. JN Configuration Versus Braking-Enabled Configuration

The final characters of the catalog number are important when comparing related configurations.

Feature	20F14NF171JN0NNNNN	Braking-Enabled Configuration
Voltage	690 VAC	690 VAC
Normal Duty Current	171 A	Similar high-current class
Normal Duty Power	160 kW	Similar high-power class
Heavy Duty Current	142 A	Similar high-current class
Heavy Duty Power	132 kW	Similar high-power class
Frame	7	Frame 7 class
Cooling	Forced Air	Forced Air
Filtering	Filtered	Configuration dependent
CM Jumper	Installed	Configuration dependent
Internal Dynamic-Braking Transistor	None	Included in suitable configuration
HIM	Blank / No HIM	Configuration dependent

The choice should be based on the machine’s braking requirements rather than simply choosing the highest-rated drive.

12. Frame 7 Mechanical Construction

The 20F14NF171JN0NNNNN uses a Frame 7 construction.

This is a larger physical platform than the Frame 6 configurations used by many lower-current 690 VAC models.

The approximate dimensions are:

Height: 881.5 mm.

Width: 430 mm.

Depth: 349.6 mm.

Overall dimensions: approximately 881.5 × 430 × 349.6 mm.

The approximate weight range for this Frame 7 class is:

32.9–49.4 kg.

Mechanical Parameter	Specification
Model	20F14NF171JN0NNNNN
Frame	Frame 7
Height	Approx. 881.5 mm
Width	Approx. 430 mm
Depth	Approx. 349.6 mm
Dimensions	Approx. 881.5 × 430 × 349.6 mm
Weight Range	Approx. 32.9–49.4 kg
Weight (kg)	Approx. 32.9–49.4 kg
Enclosure	IP00 / NEMA/UL Open Type
Cooling	Forced Air
Mounting	Panel / Cabinet
Installation	Industrial Control Cabinet
Ventilation	Required
Service Clearance	Required

Frame 7 is considerably larger than the Frame 6 drives.

Cabinet designers should therefore consider the physical height and width before selecting the enclosure.

The drive also requires adequate room for:

• Incoming power connections.
• Motor output connections.
• DC-bus connections.
• Control terminals.
• Communication modules.
• Cooling airflow.
• Service access.
• Maintenance.

13. Open-Type Construction

The drive is specified as an IP00 / NEMA/UL Open Type unit.

This type of construction normally requires installation within a suitable industrial enclosure.

An enclosure may be selected according to the environmental conditions of the installation.

The cabinet may need to provide protection against:

• Dust.
• Moisture.
• Oil.
• Chemical contamination.
• Accidental contact.
• Foreign objects.
• Mechanical impact.
• Excessive environmental temperature.

For applications requiring greater enclosure protection, appropriate enclosure and conversion options should be considered during system design.

14. Optional IP20 / Type 1 Conversion

The Frame 7 open-type configuration can be converted to a more protected enclosure arrangement using a suitable enclosure kit.

This can be useful when the installation requires a different level of touch protection or enclosure configuration.

However, the enclosure rating should always be considered as a property of the complete installed system.

The cabinet itself, cable entries, ventilation openings and other components must also be suitable for the desired environmental protection level.

15. Forced-Air Cooling

The 20F14NF171JN0NNNNN uses forced-air cooling.

At 160 kW Normal Duty, thermal management is one of the most important installation considerations.

The cooling system must be able to remove the heat generated by the drive during continuous operation.

The cabinet design should provide an appropriate airflow path.

Cooling openings should not be blocked by:

• Cable bundles.
• Cabinet components.
• Filters.
• Structural members.
• Nearby heat-producing equipment.

Cooling Parameter	Consideration
Model	20F14NF171JN0NNNNN
Cooling Method	Forced Air
Cabinet Ventilation	Required
Airflow	Must remain unobstructed
Cooling Fans	Require preventive maintenance
Cabinet Temperature	Must remain within allowable limits
Heat Dissipation	Must be included in cabinet design
Air Filters	Inspect and clean where applicable
Nearby Heat Sources	Must be considered
Service Access	Required

The cooling system should be included in the plant’s preventive-maintenance program.

A blocked airflow path can cause unnecessary thermal stress even when the electrical load is within the drive rating.

16. Filtering and Common-Mode Configuration

The 20F14NF171JN0NNNNN uses a filtered configuration with the common-mode capacitor jumper installed.

This is an important part of the electrical configuration.

High-power drives should be installed with appropriate attention to:

• Grounding.
• Motor-cable routing.
• Cable shielding.
• Cable length.
• Control-cable separation.
• Cabinet grounding.
• Motor insulation.
• Electromagnetic compatibility.

Good cable management can help reduce unwanted electrical interference between the drive system and sensitive control equipment.

17. Embedded I/O

The PowerFlex 753 platform includes embedded I/O.

This allows many basic drive-control functions to be handled directly through the drive.

Typical machine-control signals may include:

• Start.
• Stop.
• Enable.
• Run command.
• Speed reference.
• Fault status.
• Drive status.
• Digital inputs.
• Digital outputs.
• Analog signals.

Embedded I/O can reduce the need for additional external interface equipment and can simplify the electrical architecture of the machine.

18. Automation System Integration

The PowerFlex 753 architecture is designed to operate as part of an industrial automation system.

A typical arrangement can be:

PLC → Industrial Network → PowerFlex 753 → Motor

A more complete system may be:

HMI → PLC → Network → PowerFlex 753 → Motor → Mechanical Load

The drive can exchange operating information with the main controller.

Typical information may include:

• Speed reference.
• Actual speed.
• Output current.
• Run status.
• Fault status.
• Warning information.
• Operating commands.
• Diagnostic information.

This makes the drive suitable for large production systems in which motor control is integrated into the plant automation structure.

19. Motor-Control Functions

The PowerFlex 753 platform supports multiple motor-control approaches depending on the application and selected configuration.

Possible control methods include:

• Volts-per-Hertz control.
• Sensorless vector control.
• Vector control.
• Encoder-based feedback.
• Speed regulation.
• Torque-oriented control.

The correct control method depends on the machine.

A large centrifugal fan may not need the same control precision as a production roller.

A conveyor may require more precise acceleration and torque control.

A mixer may require strong starting torque.

A process machine may require feedback for improved speed regulation.

20. Product Application — Large Pumps

Large pumps are one of the most practical applications for the 20F14NF171JN0NNNNN.

Industrial pumping systems often operate at different flow requirements.

Using a variable-speed drive allows motor speed to be adjusted according to process demand.

Potential applications include:

• Cooling-water pumps.
• Process pumps.
• Industrial water pumps.
• Transfer pumps.
• Circulation pumps.
• Water-treatment equipment.
• Utility systems.
• Large process-fluid systems.

The ability to control acceleration and operating speed can also reduce mechanical stress compared with uncontrolled starting and stopping.

21. Product Application — Large Industrial Fans

Large fans can require very high motor power.

The 160 kW Normal Duty rating makes this model suitable for substantial industrial ventilation systems.

Applications may include:

• Furnace ventilation.
• Factory exhaust.
• Process ventilation.
• Dust collection.
• Cooling systems.
• Large air-handling systems.
• Industrial HVAC.
• Combustion-air systems.

The drive allows fan speed to be adjusted to actual process demand.

This can be useful when the required airflow changes throughout the production cycle.

22. Product Application — Large Blowers

Large blowers are commonly used in industrial processes requiring controlled airflow or pressure.

Potential applications include:

• Pneumatic conveying.
• Process air.
• Industrial drying.
• Dust collection.
• Combustion systems.
• Furnace equipment.
• Chemical processing.
• Manufacturing processes.

The drive can regulate blower speed and integrate the blower with the overall automation system.

23. Product Application — Heavy Conveyors

Large conveyors can require very high motor torque, particularly during startup.

The 171 A Normal Duty rating and 142 A Heavy Duty rating provide substantial capacity for large conveyor systems.

Potential applications include:

• Mining conveyors.
• Bulk-material handling.
• Heavy production conveyors.
• Transfer conveyors.
• Processing plants.
• Warehouse material handling.
• Industrial logistics.

Important conveyor considerations include:

• Starting torque.
• Acceleration time.
• Conveyor inertia.
• Load distribution.
• Stopping time.
• Regenerative energy.
• Mechanical braking.

Because the target configuration has no internal dynamic-braking transistor, the stopping and braking strategy should be evaluated separately.

24. Product Application — Large Rollers

Large rollers are common in heavy industrial production.

Applications include:

• Steel processing.
• Paper processing.
• Printing.
• Packaging.
• Web handling.
• Material processing.
• Production lines.

Roller systems often require coordinated motor speed.

Where multiple drives operate together, communication and feedback functions can help maintain synchronization.

25. Product Application — Mixers

Large industrial mixers can require substantial torque during startup.

The mechanical load can also change significantly as material is added, mixed or removed.

Applications include:

• Chemical processing.
• Food processing.
• Industrial batch production.
• Material preparation.
• Process tanks.
• Manufacturing systems.

For high-torque mixer applications, Heavy Duty selection should be evaluated using the actual motor current rather than only the motor’s kW rating.

26. Product Application — Agitators

Agitators can have similar requirements to mixers but may operate for long periods under varying process loads.

The drive can provide adjustable speed and controlled acceleration.

Potential applications include:

• Chemical tanks.
• Water treatment.
• Process-fluid systems.
• Industrial blending.
• Batch processing.
• Manufacturing.

The application should be evaluated for both continuous thermal load and startup torque.

27. Product Application — Material Handling

Large material-handling systems can use multiple high-power motors.

The PowerFlex 753 platform is useful because each drive can be integrated into a larger control system.

Applications can include:

• Transfer systems.
• Conveyor lines.
• Bulk-material systems.
• Industrial elevators with suitable engineering.
• Production transport.
• Sorting equipment.
• Large warehouse systems.

Multi-drive coordination can be important when several motors operate as part of the same mechanical process.

28. Product Application — Process Machinery

The 20F14NF171JN0NNNNN can also be used in high-power process machinery.

Potential equipment includes:

• Large production machines.
• Processing equipment.
• Manufacturing systems.
• Packaging lines.
• Material-processing equipment.
• Industrial auxiliary systems.
• Continuous production equipment.

The PowerFlex 753 architecture is particularly useful when the machine requires more than simple speed control.

29. Main Product Advantages

29.1 High 171 A Current Capacity

The 171 A Normal Duty rating is the primary advantage of this model.

It provides a substantial increase over the 142 A configuration.

This additional current capacity can be useful when the motor current is approaching the limits of a smaller drive.

29.2 160 kW Normal Duty Rating

The 160 kW Normal Duty rating places this model in a high-power industrial category.

It is suitable for large pumps, fans, blowers, conveyors and process equipment.

29.3 132 kW Heavy Duty Rating

The 132 kW Heavy Duty rating provides significant capacity for demanding machinery.

This makes the drive suitable for high-torque applications that cannot be treated as simple light-load motor systems.

29.4 690 VAC Operation

The 690 VAC voltage class is particularly suitable for large industrial motor systems.

It is one of the defining characteristics of this model.

29.5 Frame 7 High-Power Platform

The Frame 7 mechanical design provides the physical platform necessary for this level of power.

It is intended for large industrial installations rather than compact machine cabinets.

29.6 DC Input with Precharge

The DC input configuration provides flexibility for common-bus and DC-bus architectures.

The precharge function is important for controlled charging of the high-power DC bus.

29.7 Embedded I/O

Embedded I/O can simplify basic machine integration.

It provides a practical interface between the drive and the machine-control system.

29.8 Expandable Architecture

The PowerFlex 753 platform supports modular expansion.

Depending on application requirements, additional functionality can be added through suitable options.

29.9 Automation Integration

The drive can be integrated into PLC-based control architectures.

This makes it suitable for modern production and process-control environments.

30. Advantages for Large Industrial Equipment

The main advantage of the 20F14NF171JN0NNNNN is its ability to handle very large motor loads while remaining part of an expandable industrial automation platform.

A machine builder can use the PowerFlex 753 family across multiple motor sizes.

A plant can also standardize control methods and maintenance procedures around a common drive platform.

This can simplify:

• Commissioning.
• Programming.
• Troubleshooting.
• Spare-parts management.
• Operator training.
• Maintenance.

31. Advantages for System Integrators

System integrators often need to connect motor drives with PLCs, HMIs, sensors, feedback devices and other equipment.

The PowerFlex 753 architecture is well suited to this type of system.

The drive can serve as a dedicated motor-control node within a larger automation network.

This can help separate motor-control functions from the main PLC logic while still allowing the controller to supervise the drive.

32. Advantages for Maintenance

Maintenance teams benefit from standardized equipment.

Typical maintenance tasks include:

• Cooling-fan inspection.
• Airflow inspection.
• Cabinet filter maintenance.
• Power-terminal inspection.
• Motor-cable inspection.
• Grounding inspection.
• Parameter verification.
• Fault-history review.
• Communication checks.
• Temperature monitoring.

Because this model belongs to the same PowerFlex 753 architecture as lower-current products, technicians familiar with the platform can apply similar troubleshooting principles.

33. Complete Technical Parameter Table

Parameter	20F14NF171JN0NNNNN
Brand	Allen-Bradley
Product Family	PowerFlex 750-Series
Product Series	PowerFlex 753
Product Type	Industrial AC Drive
Product Configuration	753 AC Packaged Drive
Voltage	690 VAC
Phase	3 Phase
Normal Duty Current	171 A
Normal Duty Power	160 kW
Heavy Duty Current	142 A
Heavy Duty Power	132 kW
Input Type	DC Input with Precharge
DC Bus Class	Approx. 932 VDC
Cooling	Forced Air
Frame	Frame 7
Enclosure	IP00 / NEMA/UL Open Type
IP20 Conversion	Available with suitable kit
Filtering	Filtered
Common-Mode Capacitor Jumper	Installed
Dynamic Braking	None
Internal Dynamic-Braking Transistor	No
HIM	Blank / No HIM
Embedded I/O	Yes
Protection	Standard Protection
Communication Expansion	Available
Feedback Expansion	Available
Approx. Height	881.5 mm
Approx. Width	430 mm
Approx. Depth	349.6 mm
Approx. Dimensions	881.5 × 430 × 349.6 mm
Approx. Weight Range	32.9–49.4 kg
Weight (kg)	Approx. 32.9–49.4 kg
Installation	Industrial Control Cabinet
Mounting	Panel / Cabinet
Cooling Clearance	Required
Service Clearance	Required
Normal Duty Motor Class	Up to 160 kW
Heavy Duty Motor Class	Up to 132 kW
Typical Applications	Pumps, fans, blowers, conveyors, rollers, mixers and process machinery

34. Dimensions and Weight

Mechanical Specification	Value
Model	20F14NF171JN0NNNNN
Frame	Frame 7
Height	Approx. 881.5 mm
Width	Approx. 430 mm
Depth	Approx. 349.6 mm
Overall Dimensions	Approx. 881.5 × 430 × 349.6 mm
Product Weight Range	Approx. 32.9–49.4 kg
Weight (kg)	Approx. 32.9–49.4 kg
Enclosure	IP00 / NEMA/UL Open Type
Cooling	Forced Air
Mounting	Vertical Panel / Cabinet
Cabinet Ventilation	Required
Service Access	Required

The Frame 7 physical envelope is substantially larger than the Frame 6 configuration.

The approximate height of 881.5 mm is particularly important for cabinet selection.

A cabinet with insufficient vertical clearance can create problems during installation, wiring and maintenance.

The weight should also be considered when designing the cabinet mounting structure.

For transportation and lifting calculations, the actual supplied unit should be checked against its specific configuration and packaging.

35. Five Recommended Same-Series or Closely Related Models

The following five models are useful comparisons because they belong to the same 690 VAC PowerFlex 753 family and represent nearby power levels or closely related configurations.

Model	Series	Voltage	ND Current	ND Power	HD Current	HD Power	Dynamic Braking	Frame	Approx. Dimensions	Weight (kg)
20F14NF098JN0NNNNN	PowerFlex 753	690 VAC	98 A	90 kW	82 A	75 kW	None	6	Approx. 665.5 × 308 × 346.4 mm	Approx. 38.6
20F14NF119JN0NNNNN	PowerFlex 753	690 VAC	119 A	110 kW	98 A	90 kW	None	6	Approx. 665.5 × 308 × 346.4 mm	Approx. 38.6
20F14NF142JN0NNNNN	PowerFlex 753	690 VAC	142 A	132 kW	119 A	110 kW	None	6	Approx. 665.5 × 308 × 346.4 mm	Approx. 38.6
20F14NF171JN0NNNNN	PowerFlex 753	690 VAC	171 A	160 kW	142 A	132 kW	None	7	Approx. 881.5 × 430 × 349.6 mm	Approx. 32.9–49.4
20F14NF212JN0NNNNN	PowerFlex 753	690 VAC	212 A	200 kW	171 A	160 kW	None	7	Approx. 881.5 × 430 × 349.6 mm	Approx. 32.9–49.4

These models form a useful capacity progression.

The 20F14NF098JN0NNNNN provides 90 kW Normal Duty.

The 20F14NF119JN0NNNNN provides 110 kW Normal Duty.

The 20F14NF142JN0NNNNN provides 132 kW Normal Duty.

The target 20F14NF171JN0NNNNN increases the Normal Duty rating to 160 kW.

The 20F14NF212JN0NNNNN provides a further increase to 200 kW Normal Duty.

36. Same-Series Electrical Comparison

Model	ND Current	ND Power	HD Current	HD Power	Frame	Dynamic Braking
20F14NF098JN0NNNNN	98 A	90 kW	82 A	75 kW	6	None
20F14NF119JN0NNNNN	119 A	110 kW	98 A	90 kW	6	None
20F14NF142JN0NNNNN	142 A	132 kW	119 A	110 kW	6	None
20F14NF171JN0NNNNN	171 A	160 kW	142 A	132 kW	7	None
20F14NF212JN0NNNNN	212 A	200 kW	171 A	160 kW	7	None

The progression shows why the 171 A model is an important step in the PowerFlex 753 690 VAC range.

The Normal Duty rating increases from:

90 kW → 110 kW → 132 kW → 160 kW → 200 kW.

The Heavy Duty rating increases from:

75 kW → 90 kW → 110 kW → 132 kW → 160 kW.

The transition from Frame 6 to Frame 7 occurs at the 171 A configuration in this series.

37. Comparison with the 20F14NF142JN0NNNNN

Parameter	20F14NF142JN0NNNNN	20F14NF171JN0NNNNN
Voltage	690 VAC	690 VAC
ND Current	142 A	171 A
ND Power	132 kW	160 kW
HD Current	119 A	142 A
HD Power	110 kW	132 kW
Frame	6	7
Cooling	Forced Air	Forced Air
Input	DC + Precharge	DC + Precharge
Filtering	Filtered	Filtered
CM Jumper	Installed	Installed
Dynamic Braking	None	None
Approx. Height	665.5 mm	881.5 mm
Approx. Width	308 mm	430 mm
Approx. Depth	346.4 mm	349.6 mm
Weight (kg)	Approx. 38.6	Approx. 32.9–49.4

This is one of the most useful comparisons for selecting the target drive.

The 171 A model provides 29 A more Normal Duty current than the 142 A model.

Normal Duty power increases from 132 kW to 160 kW.

Heavy Duty power increases from 110 kW to 132 kW.

However, the physical frame also changes from Frame 6 to Frame 7.

Therefore, the increase in electrical capacity comes with a larger mechanical installation requirement.

38. Comparison with the 20F14NF119JN0NNNNN

Parameter	20F14NF119JN0NNNNN	20F14NF171JN0NNNNN
Voltage	690 VAC	690 VAC
ND Current	119 A	171 A
ND Power	110 kW	160 kW
HD Current	98 A	142 A
HD Power	90 kW	132 kW
Frame	6	7
Cooling	Forced Air	Forced Air
Dynamic Braking	None	None
Filtering	Filtered	Filtered
CM Jumper	Installed	Installed
Approx. Dimensions	665.5 × 308 × 346.4 mm	881.5 × 430 × 349.6 mm
Weight (kg)	Approx. 38.6	Approx. 32.9–49.4

The target model provides a very substantial increase in power compared with the 119 A model.

Normal Duty power increases from 110 kW to 160 kW.

Heavy Duty power increases from 90 kW to 132 kW.

This makes the 171 A model a strong choice when the 119 A model is no longer sufficient.

39. Comparison with the 20F14NF212JN0NNNNN

Parameter	20F14NF171JN0NNNNN	20F14NF212JN0NNNNN
Voltage	690 VAC	690 VAC
ND Current	171 A	212 A
ND Power	160 kW	200 kW
HD Current	142 A	171 A
HD Power	132 kW	160 kW
Frame	7	7
Cooling	Forced Air	Forced Air
Dynamic Braking	None	None
Approx. Height	881.5 mm	881.5 mm class
Approx. Width	430 mm	430 mm class
Approx. Depth	349.6 mm	349.6 mm class
Weight (kg)	Approx. 32.9–49.4	Approx. 32.9–49.4

The 212 A model should be considered when the motor requires more than the 171 A rating.

The target 171 A model is therefore a useful point between the 142 A and 212 A configurations.

40. Five Same-Brand Popular or Related Models

The following models provide a broader comparison across the same brand’s drive portfolio.

Model	Series	Voltage Class	Current Class	Typical Power Class	Cooling	Product Position	Approx. Dimensions	Weight (kg)
25B-D017N104	PowerFlex 525	480 VAC Class	17 A	Approx. 7.5 kW	Air Cooled	Compact industrial drive	Approx. 200 × 300 × 180 mm	Approx. 5
25B-D024N104	PowerFlex 525	480 VAC Class	24 A	Approx. 11 kW	Air Cooled	Compact industrial drive	Approx. 230 × 350 × 190 mm	Approx. 6–8
25B-D043N114	PowerFlex 525	480 VAC Class	43 A	Approx. 22 kW	Air Cooled	Medium machine drive	Approx. 250 × 400 × 220 mm	Approx. 10–15
20F11NC043JA0NNNNN	PowerFlex 753	480 VAC Class	43 A	Approx. 22 kW	Air Cooled	Industrial architecture drive	Frame dependent	Approx. 30–45
20G11NC043JA0NNNNN	PowerFlex 755	480 VAC Class	43 A	Approx. 22 kW	Air Cooled	Advanced industrial drive	Frame dependent	Approx. 30–45

These models are useful as portfolio references rather than direct electrical substitutes.

The PowerFlex 525 models are much smaller and are generally used for lower-power machines.

The PowerFlex 753 models are intended for larger industrial equipment.

The PowerFlex 755 family is positioned toward more advanced industrial control applications.

A 480 VAC drive should not be substituted for a 690 VAC drive without checking the complete electrical system, motor voltage, current and application requirements.

41. Same-Brand Model Comparison

Feature	25B-D017N104	25B-D024N104	25B-D043N114	20F11NC043JA0NNNNN	20G11NC043JA0NNNNN
Product Family	PowerFlex 525	PowerFlex 525	PowerFlex 525	PowerFlex 753	PowerFlex 755
Voltage Class	480 VAC	480 VAC	480 VAC	480 VAC	480 VAC
Current Class	17 A	24 A	43 A	43 A	43 A
Approx. Power	7.5 kW	11 kW	22 kW	22 kW	22 kW
Product Size	Compact	Compact	Medium	Large	Large
Target Application	Small/medium machines	Small/medium machines	Medium machines	Large industrial machinery	Advanced industrial machinery
Approx. Dimensions	200 × 300 × 180 mm	230 × 350 × 190 mm	250 × 400 × 220 mm	Frame dependent	Frame dependent
Weight (kg)	Approx. 5	Approx. 6–8	Approx. 10–15	Approx. 30–45	Approx. 30–45

The comparison shows the wide range of applications covered by the brand’s drive portfolio.

The target 20F14NF171JN0NNNNN is positioned at a much higher power level and voltage class than these compact and medium-size products.

42. PowerFlex 525 Compared with PowerFlex 753

Characteristic	PowerFlex 525	PowerFlex 753
Product Position	Compact industrial drive	Architecture-class industrial drive
Typical Motor Size	Small to medium	Medium to very large
Physical Size	Compact	Large
690 VAC	Not the primary configuration	Available
Embedded I/O	Yes	Yes
Modular Expansion	More limited	Extensive
Communication	Available	Extensive options
Feedback	Application dependent	Available
Cabinet Requirement	Smaller	Larger
Typical Application	Compact machinery	Large industrial machinery
Target Product	—	20F14NF171JN0NNNNN

The PowerFlex 525 is attractive when compact dimensions and lower power are the primary priorities.

The PowerFlex 753 becomes more appropriate as motor size and machine complexity increase.

43. PowerFlex 753 Compared with PowerFlex 755

Feature	PowerFlex 753	PowerFlex 755
Large Motor Control	Yes	Yes
Speed Control	Yes	Yes
Torque Control	Yes	Yes
Modular Architecture	Yes	Yes
Feedback Options	Available	Available
Communication	Available	Extensive
I/O Expansion	Available	Available
Safety Options	Available with suitable configuration	Available with suitable configuration
Typical Application	Industrial machinery	Advanced industrial machinery
Control Complexity	Intermediate to advanced	Advanced
Target Product	20F14NF171JN0NNNNN	Related alternative

The PowerFlex 753 is particularly suitable for large industrial machine control.

The PowerFlex 755 family may become more attractive when the machine requires more advanced control functionality or a more sophisticated drive architecture.

44. Motor Selection Considerations

The motor should be selected according to its actual nameplate information.

Important parameters include:

Motor Parameter	Selection Consideration
Motor Voltage	Must match the 690 VAC system
Motor Current	Must remain within the applicable drive rating
Motor Power	Compare against 160 kW ND / 132 kW HD
Motor Frequency	Verify required operating frequency
Motor Speed	Verify operating speed range
Starting Torque	Evaluate
Continuous Torque	Evaluate
Peak Torque	Evaluate
Motor Type	Confirm compatibility
Feedback	Determine whether encoder feedback is required
Braking	Evaluate regenerative energy
Motor Cable	Consider cable length and installation
Environment	Consider temperature, dust, moisture and vibration

A 160 kW Normal Duty motor can be a logical candidate for this drive when its actual current is within the 171 A rating.

A 132 kW Heavy Duty motor can also be considered when the actual motor current and load cycle are compatible with the Heavy Duty rating.

45. Why Motor Current Matters More Than Motor kW Alone

Two motors with the same nominal kW rating can have different current requirements depending on:

• Motor efficiency.
• Power factor.
• Motor voltage.
• Motor construction.
• Operating frequency.
• Speed.
• Temperature.
• Duty class.

For this reason, a proper drive selection should always compare the drive rating with the motor nameplate current.

The 171 A rating is the primary electrical value to consider for Normal Duty operation.

46. Application Selection Guide

Application	Suitability	Main Consideration
Large centrifugal pump	Excellent	Normal Duty
Large industrial fan	Excellent	Normal Duty
Large blower	Excellent	Airflow and pressure
Heavy conveyor	Excellent	Starting torque
Large roller	Excellent	Speed and inertia
Large mixer	Very Good	Breakaway torque
Agitator	Very Good	Torque profile
Process machinery	Excellent	Control integration
Material handling	Excellent	Acceleration and deceleration
High-inertia machinery	Good with appropriate braking architecture	Regenerative energy
Rapid-cycle machinery	Application dependent	Braking and thermal duty
Large production equipment	Excellent	System integration

47. Typical Industrial Control Architecture

A typical installation can use:

PLC / Controller → Industrial Network → PowerFlex 753 → Motor → Mechanical Load

An HMI can be included:

HMI → PLC → Network → Drive → Motor

A feedback device can also be incorporated:

Encoder → Feedback Interface → Drive

Additional braking equipment can be incorporated when the machine requires controlled dissipation of regenerative energy.

48. Typical Industrial Industries

Industry	Typical Applications
Mining	Large conveyors and material handling
Metals	Rollers and heavy process machinery
Paper	Rollers and production lines
Chemical Processing	Pumps, mixers and agitators
Water Treatment	Large pumps and blowers
Manufacturing	Production machinery
Food Processing	Mixers and conveyors
Industrial HVAC	Large fans and blowers
Utilities	Pumps and auxiliary systems
Material Handling	Conveyors and transfer systems
General Process Industry	Pumps, fans, blowers and mixers

49. Installation Considerations

The physical size of the Frame 7 drive should be considered at the beginning of cabinet design.

The approximate dimensions are:

881.5 mm high × 430 mm wide × 349.6 mm deep.

The approximate weight range is:

32.9–49.4 kg.

This means the cabinet must have sufficient structural strength.

The drive should also have sufficient clearance for:

• Power wiring.
• Motor wiring.
• Control wiring.
• Communication modules.
• DC-bus connections.
• Grounding.
• Cooling airflow.
• Maintenance.

A cabinet should not be fabricated with only the drive’s external dimensions in mind.

The surrounding service area is equally important.

50. Thermal Design

Thermal design becomes especially important at 160 kW.

The drive produces heat during normal operation.

The cabinet designer should consider:

• Drive heat generation.
• Ambient temperature.
• Cabinet internal temperature.
• Airflow.
• Cooling fans.
• Cabinet ventilation.
• Other heat-producing components.

If multiple drives are installed in the same cabinet, their combined heat load must be considered.

The drive should not be placed immediately next to another large heat-producing component without evaluating the resulting thermal conditions.

51. Electrical Installation

The electrical installation should consider:

• Input power.
• DC-bus wiring.
• Motor output wiring.
• Grounding.
• Control wiring.
• Communication wiring.
• Shielding.
• Cable separation.
• Protection.
• Disconnecting equipment.

Because the drive is a high-power 690 VAC product, electrical installation should be performed according to the applicable industrial electrical requirements and the actual installation documentation.

52. Maintenance Recommendations

Regular preventive maintenance can include:

• Checking cooling fans.
• Checking cabinet ventilation.
• Inspecting air filters.
• Inspecting power terminals.
• Checking grounding.
• Inspecting motor cables.
• Checking control connections.
• Checking communication connections.
• Reviewing drive fault history.
• Monitoring cabinet temperature.

Dust accumulation is especially important because it can restrict airflow and increase thermal stress.

Loose electrical connections can also create localized heating.

Regular inspection therefore contributes significantly to long-term reliability.

53. Main Advantages at a Glance

Advantage	Practical Benefit
171 A Output	Supports very large industrial motors
160 kW Normal Duty	High-power continuous-duty capability
142 A Heavy Duty	Strong high-torque capacity
132 kW Heavy Duty	Suitable for demanding 132 kW applications
690 VAC	Suitable for large high-voltage motor systems
Frame 7	High-power industrial construction
Forced-Air Cooling	Supports high-power operation
DC Input with Precharge	Useful for DC-bus architectures
Filtered Configuration	Supports electrical-noise management
CM Jumper Installed	Defined common-mode configuration
Embedded I/O	Simplifies basic machine integration
Modular Architecture	Allows application-specific expansion
Communication Options	Supports automation integration
Feedback Options	Supports advanced motor control
No Internal DB Transistor	Appropriate where internal dynamic braking is not required
PowerFlex 753 Platform	Supports standardized industrial drive architecture

54. Five Same-Series Models — Detailed Recommendation

Model	Voltage	ND Current	ND Power	HD Current	HD Power	Frame	Dynamic Braking	Approx. Dimensions	Weight (kg)
20F14NF098JN0NNNNN	690 VAC	98 A	90 kW	82 A	75 kW	6	None	665.5 × 308 × 346.4 mm class	Approx. 38.6
20F14NF119JN0NNNNN	690 VAC	119 A	110 kW	98 A	90 kW	6	None	665.5 × 308 × 346.4 mm class	Approx. 38.6
20F14NF142JN0NNNNN	690 VAC	142 A	132 kW	119 A	110 kW	6	None	665.5 × 308 × 346.4 mm class	Approx. 38.6
20F14NF171JN0NNNNN	690 VAC	171 A	160 kW	142 A	132 kW	7	None	881.5 × 430 × 349.6 mm	Approx. 32.9–49.4
20F14NF212JN0NNNNN	690 VAC	212 A	200 kW	171 A	160 kW	7	None	881.5 × 430 × 349.6 mm class	Approx. 32.9–49.4

The five models provide a useful progression from 90 kW to 200 kW Normal Duty.

For a motor around 90 kW, the 98 A model can be considered.

For approximately 110 kW, the 119 A model is a logical option.

For approximately 132 kW, the 142 A model becomes appropriate.

For approximately 160 kW, the target 171 A model provides the required capacity.

For approximately 200 kW, the 212 A configuration should be considered.

55. Five Same-Brand Popular or Related Models

Model	Series	Voltage Class	Current Class	Typical Power Class	Cooling	Product Position	Approx. Dimensions	Weight (kg)
25B-D017N104	PowerFlex 525	480 VAC Class	17 A	Approx. 7.5 kW	Air Cooled	Compact drive	Approx. 200 × 300 × 180 mm	Approx. 5
25B-D024N104	PowerFlex 525	480 VAC Class	24 A	Approx. 11 kW	Air Cooled	Compact drive	Approx. 230 × 350 × 190 mm	Approx. 6–8
25B-D043N114	PowerFlex 525	480 VAC Class	43 A	Approx. 22 kW	Air Cooled	Medium-power drive	Approx. 250 × 400 × 220 mm	Approx. 10–15
20F11NC043JA0NNNNN	PowerFlex 753	480 VAC Class	43 A	Approx. 22 kW	Air Cooled	Architecture-class drive	Frame dependent	Approx. 30–45
20G11NC043JA0NNNNN	PowerFlex 755	480 VAC Class	43 A	Approx. 22 kW	Air Cooled	Advanced industrial drive	Frame dependent	Approx. 30–45

These five models are useful for comparing different product positions within the same brand.

The PowerFlex 525 products are much smaller and are generally suited to compact machines.

The PowerFlex 753 is intended for larger industrial systems.

The PowerFlex 755 is aimed toward more advanced industrial control applications.

The 690 VAC target model is in a substantially higher power class than these 480 VAC examples.

56. Direct Selection Guide

Motor Requirement	Suggested Model Direction
Around 90 kW Normal Duty	20F14NF098JN0NNNNN
Around 110 kW Normal Duty	20F14NF119JN0NNNNN
Around 132 kW Normal Duty	20F14NF142JN0NNNNN
Around 160 kW Normal Duty	20F14NF171JN0NNNNN
Around 200 kW Normal Duty	20F14NF212JN0NNNNN
Around 110 kW Heavy Duty	20F14NF142JN0NNNNN
Around 132 kW Heavy Duty	20F14NF171JN0NNNNN
Around 160 kW Heavy Duty	20F14NF212JN0NNNNN
High-inertia machine requiring internal DB transistor	Consider a braking-enabled configuration
Larger than 160 kW ND	Consider the next higher current class

57. Why the 171 A Model Is an Important Step

The 171 A model is an important point in the 690 VAC PowerFlex 753 range because it moves into Frame 7.

The electrical capacity increases to:

171 A Normal Duty.

160 kW Normal Duty.

142 A Heavy Duty.

132 kW Heavy Duty.

This makes it suitable for larger motors than the 142 A Frame 6 model.

At the same time, the larger Frame 7 construction means the cabinet design must change accordingly.

58. Advantages of Frame 7 for High-Power Applications

Frame 7 provides the physical structure required for higher current capacity.

The larger frame provides room for:

• High-power electrical components.
• Larger power connections.
• Higher-capacity cooling arrangements.
• High-current internal conductors.
• Appropriate mechanical spacing.

For this reason, the transition from Frame 6 to Frame 7 should be considered both an electrical and mechanical design change.

59. Braking and High-Inertia Equipment

For a large fan, conveyor, roller or rotating machine, stopping behavior can be just as important as starting behavior.

The stored energy of a large rotating system can be considerable.

A short deceleration time can cause significant regenerative energy.

The application engineer should therefore determine:

• Maximum rotating inertia.
• Maximum operating speed.
• Required stopping time.
• Number of stops per hour.
• Regenerative energy.
• Mechanical braking requirements.
• Electrical braking requirements.

The absence of an internal braking transistor in the JN configuration makes this analysis particularly important.

60. Product Advantages for Pumps and Fans

For centrifugal pumps and fans, the machine may not require aggressive braking.

In such applications, the JN configuration can be attractive because the drive provides the required high-power motor control without including an internal dynamic-braking transistor.

The drive can adjust motor speed according to process demand.

This can provide a more flexible operating point than running the motor continuously at full speed.

61. Product Advantages for Conveyors

For conveyors, the high current rating provides useful starting and operating capacity.

The drive can provide:

• Controlled acceleration.
• Adjustable speed.
• Smooth stopping.
• PLC integration.
• Status monitoring.
• Fault monitoring.

For very heavy conveyors, the mechanical load and braking requirements must still be evaluated separately.

62. Product Advantages for Process Machinery

Process machinery can benefit from the combination of high power and automation integration.

The drive can be part of a larger system involving:

• PLC control.
• HMI monitoring.
• Process sensors.
• Feedback devices.
• Communication networks.
• Multiple coordinated drives.

This allows the motor to become part of the overall production process instead of operating as an isolated electrical device.

63. Typical System Architecture for a Large Machine

A representative high-power machine may use the following structure:

690 VAC Electrical System

↓

Power Distribution and Protection

↓

20F14NF171JN0NNNNN

↓

Three-Phase 690 VAC Motor

↓

Mechanical Load

At the control level:

HMI

↓

PLC / Controller

↓

Industrial Communication

↓

PowerFlex 753

The drive then manages the motor according to the commands and feedback provided by the control system.

64. Overall Technical Summary

Category	20F14NF171JN0NNNNN
Brand	Allen-Bradley
Family	PowerFlex 750-Series
Series	PowerFlex 753
Product Type	High-Power Industrial AC Drive
Voltage	690 VAC
Phase	Three Phase
ND Current	171 A
ND Power	160 kW
HD Current	142 A
HD Power	132 kW
Input	DC Input with Precharge
DC Bus Class	Approx. 932 VDC
Frame	7
Cooling	Forced Air
Enclosure	IP00 / NEMA/UL Open Type
Filtering	Filtered
CM Jumper	Installed
Dynamic-Braking Transistor	None
HIM	Blank / No HIM
Embedded I/O	Yes
Protection	Standard
Approx. Dimensions	881.5 × 430 × 349.6 mm
Weight (kg)	Approx. 32.9–49.4 kg
Main Applications	Pumps, fans, blowers, conveyors, rollers, mixers, process machinery
Main Advantage	High-power 690 VAC motor control with expandable industrial architecture

65. Final Product Evaluation

The 20F14NF171JN0NNNNN is a high-power PowerFlex 753 industrial AC drive designed for large three-phase motor applications.

Its principal rating is 171 A Normal Duty, corresponding to 160 kW Normal Duty.

Its Heavy Duty rating is 142 A / 132 kW.

This makes it a substantial step above the 142 A / 132 kW Normal Duty configuration.

The 690 VAC voltage class makes the drive particularly suitable for large industrial motor systems.

The Frame 7 construction provides the mechanical platform necessary for this level of electrical capacity.

The approximate physical dimensions are 881.5 × 430 × 349.6 mm.

The approximate product weight is in the 32.9–49.4 kg range, depending on the exact Frame 7 configuration.

The open-type construction means that an appropriate industrial enclosure should be provided.

The forced-air cooling system also makes cabinet thermal design an important part of the installation.

The DC input with precharge configuration provides flexibility for common-bus and DC-bus applications.

The filtered configuration and installed common-mode capacitor jumper should be considered when designing the complete electrical system.

Embedded I/O simplifies basic machine integration.

The expandable PowerFlex 753 architecture also allows communication, feedback and other application-specific functions to be incorporated where required.

One of the most important details of this exact catalog number is the absence of an internal dynamic-braking transistor.

This is not necessarily a disadvantage.

For pumps, fans, blowers and other applications where aggressive braking is not required, the JN configuration can be a practical choice.

For high-inertia equipment with rapid stopping requirements, the braking system should be engineered separately.

The target model is particularly well suited to:

• Large pumps.
• Industrial fans.
• Large blowers.
• Heavy conveyors.
• Rollers.
• Mixers.
• Agitators.
• Material-handling equipment.
• Process machinery.
• Large manufacturing equipment.

The most important selection criteria are the 171 A Normal Duty current rating, 160 kW Normal Duty rating, 142 A Heavy Duty current rating, 132 kW Heavy Duty rating, 690 VAC three-phase voltage class, and Frame 7 mechanical configuration.

For a 160 kW Normal Duty motor, the model is a strong candidate when the actual motor nameplate current and application conditions are within the drive rating.

For a 132 kW Heavy Duty motor, it can also be an appropriate selection when the operating cycle, torque requirements and motor current are compatible with the Heavy Duty rating.

The larger Frame 7 dimensions should be considered carefully during cabinet design.

The approximate 881.5 × 430 × 349.6 mm physical envelope is significantly larger than the Frame 6 models below it in the PowerFlex 753 690 VAC range.

The approximate 32.9–49.4 kg weight range should also be considered when designing the cabinet mounting structure, transportation arrangement and installation procedure.

Overall, the 20F14NF171JN0NNNNN can be summarized as a 690 VAC, three-phase, 171 A, 160 kW Normal Duty / 132 kW Heavy Duty, Frame 7, forced-air-cooled PowerFlex 753 industrial AC drive with DC input and precharge, filtered configuration, common-mode capacitor jumper installed, embedded I/O, standard protection, blank/no-HIM configuration and no internal dynamic-braking transistor.

Its combination of high current capacity, high motor-power capability, 690 VAC operation, expandable architecture and industrial automation integration makes it a strong solution for large motor-driven systems.

For applications requiring approximately 160 kW Normal Duty or 132 kW Heavy Duty, the 20F14NF171JN0NNNNN is a particularly important model to consider within the 690 VAC PowerFlex 753 family.