PN072132P902 3D658187G901
PN072132P902 3D658187G901
PN072132P902 3D658187G901
PN072132P902 3D658187G901
PN072132P902 3D658187G901
PN072132P902 3D658187G901
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PN072132P902 3D658187G901

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The Schneider Electric PN072132P902 3D658187G901 is a brake unit trigger board designed for Altivar ATV61 and ATV71 frequency converters.
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Technical specifications for PN072132P902 3D658187G901

  • Manufacturer:
    Schneider Electric
  • Part Number:
    PN072132P902 3D658187G901
  • Product Family:
    Altivar Process
  • Product Type:
    Frequency Converter Brake Unit Trigger Board
  • Stock:
    1
  • Compatible series:
    Altivar ATV61 and ATV71
  • Primary function:
    Braking-unit signal triggering and control
  • Typical application:
    High-power industrial motor-drive systems
  • Reported power association:
    132–220 kW configurations
  • Weight:
    1.5 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    38 × 28 × 12 cm
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Country of origin:
    France
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Specifications Applications Configuration & Programming Certifications & Standards

Features:

  • Braking Control PCBA for Schneider Electric Altivar 61 and Altivar 71 Drives
  • Associated with the VZ3F1110 Dynamic Braking Kit
  • Compatible with Selected Frame Size 11 and Frame Size 12 Drive Models
The Schneider Electric PN072132P902, also marked 3D658187G901, is a frequency-converter braking control board associated with selected Altivar 61 and Altivar 71 variable-speed drives. It provides the control and triggering functions required by the drive’s dynamic braking circuit.

Within the VZ3F1110 assembly, the braking control PCBA works alongside a 75 A/1200 V diode module, a 600 A/1200 V IGBT module, bus bars, mounting brackets and related connections. Together, these components support the drive’s management of regenerative energy generated during motor deceleration. PN072132P902 is a control board rather than a complete braking kit or standalone frequency converter.

The VZ3F1110 braking kit is specified for the ATV61HC16N4 and ATV71HC13N4 in Frame Size 11, as well as the ATV61HC22N4 and ATV71HC16N4 in Frame Size 12. Compatibility must be confirmed using the complete drive catalog number, frame size, PCB markings, hardware revision, connector arrangement and original-board photographs. Similar braking boards used in other Altivar frame sizes should not be treated as direct replacements.

The PN072132P902 3D658187G901 Schneider Electric Frequency Converter Brake Unit Trigger Board may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
Schneider Electric PN072132P902 3D658187G901 Frequency Converter Brake Unit Trigger Board Manuals,Datasheets,Link Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
Schneider Electric PN072132P902 3D658187G901 Frequency Converter Brake Unit Trigger Board Specs

General

  • Manufacturer Schneider Electric
  • Model PN072132P902 3D658187G901
  • Condition New Original ready stock
  • Product Family ATV61HC16N4,ATV71HC13N4,ATV61HC22N4,ATV71HC16N4
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
  • Material Handling: Deployed in heavy industrial cranes, hoists, and conveyor networks.
  • Process Automation: Integrated into centrifuges, industrial mixers, and high-torque extruder lines.
  • Pumping & HVAC: Used in high-inertia water distribution systems and large fan networks.
  • Lifts & Elevators: Embedded in dynamic braking modules to manage safe energy dissipation during descents.
  • Main Drive Integration: Configured indirectly through the host drive using Schneider Electric SoMove or EcoStruxure software.
  • Parameter Adjustment: Braking resistors, deceleration ramps, and threshold limits are managed via the host inverter's parameters (e.g., bRA settings).
  • Hardware Communication: Utilizes multi-pin ribbon cable interfaces to report real-time gating faults and thermal data to the main control board.
  • IEC/EN 61800-5-1: Compliance for adjustable speed electrical power drive safety.
  • IEC/EN 61800-3: Standard compliance for industrial electromagnetic compatibility (EMC).
  • Industrial Compliance: Covered under global CE, UL, and CSA product markings when inside approved enclosures.
  • Environmental Standards: Manufactured in alignment with standard European RoHS criteria.
Description
The Schneider Electric PN072132P902 3D658187G901 is a frequency converter brake unit trigger board associated with the Altivar ATV61 and ATV71 variable-frequency drive series. It manages the triggering and control signals required by the braking unit, helping the drive dissipate regenerative energy generated during rapid deceleration or high-inertia load operation.

This PN072132P902 board is commonly referenced alongside 3D658187G901 and the VZ3F1110 brake-unit assembly. It is used in industrial drive applications such as conveyors, cranes, pumps, fans and processing machinery where controlled motor braking is required.

Before replacement, users should verify the complete drive model, power rating, hardware revision, connector arrangement and all numbers printed on the original board. Compatibility cannot be determined from PN072132P902 3D658187G901 alone because ATV61 and ATV71 drives were supplied in multiple voltage and power configurations.
Alternative Names
PN072132P902 3D658187G901 PN072I32P902 3D658187G90I PNO72132P9O2 3D658187G9O1 VZ3F1110 ATV61HC16N4 ATV71HC13N4 ATV61HC22N4 ATV71HC16N4
Technical notes
The Schneider Electric PN072132P902 3D658187G901 controls braking signals to support stable deceleration and effective energy management in high-power drive applications.
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FAQS

The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
Is PN072132P902 compatible with every ATV61 and ATV71 drive?
No. Compatibility depends on the complete drive model, voltage, power rating, braking-unit configuration and hardware revision.
What drive power ratings are associated with PN072132P902?
The compatible drive models cover approximately 132–220 kW, depending on the Altivar model, supply voltage and operating rating. This range describes the associated drives and is not an independent power rating of the PCB.
What symptoms may indicate a problem with this PN072132P902 3D658187G901 board?
Possible symptoms include braking-unit faults, ineffective dynamic braking, overvoltage alarms during deceleration or failure of the braking circuit to activate. These symptoms can also result from other components, so complete system diagnosis is required.