Description
The Allen-Bradley 80190-440-03-R (often labeled as assembly 80190-440-03) is an internal main interface printed circuit board (PCB) designed specifically for the Allen-Bradley SMC-Flex series of smart motor controllers. Acting as the central connection matrix inside the soft starter chassis, this board bridges the control module processing logic with the high-voltage SCR gate drive paths, bypass contactor feedback loops, and internal monitoring sensors.
Commercial Availability & Terms
- Condition: Available as New Original (New Surplus legacy stock) or Refurbished (fully cleaned, trace-inspected, and dynamic bench-tested).
- Availability: In stock; typically ships within 24 to 48 hours via standard global express networks.
- Warranty: 12-month comprehensive warranty.
- Pricing Note: Price is subject to market availability for specialized legacy power components. Contact our sales engineering team for a firm, formal quotation.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value / Specification |
| Manufacturer | Allen-Bradley / Rockwell Automation |
| Part Number | 80190-440-03-R (Assembly: 80190-440-03) |
| Component Type | SMC-Flex Interface Circuit Board |
| Application Platform | SMC-Flex Reduced Voltage Soft Starters |
| Dimensions | 27.8 cm \times 21.4 cm \times 2.8 cm |
| Net Weight | 0.46 kg |
| Cooling Profile | Dependent on host soft starter enclosure ventilation |
| Country of Origin | United States |
Hardware Architecture & Maintenance Constraints
The 80190-440-03-R is localized inside the soft starter housing beneath the main digital control panel module. It contains dedicated multi-pin ribbon cable headers that interface directly with the main control processor, plus high-isolation terminal sets that channel firing pulses to the power thyristors.
Common Failure Points in Field Deployments
During 2 AM troubleshooting of large motor circuits, faults isolating to this board are frequently traced to:
- Line Loss / Phase Imbalance Faults: Degradation or physical fracturing of the voltage-sensing resistor traces on the board can cause the upstream processor to trip on false line loss conditions.
- Gate Drive Failures: Failed optocouplers or switching transistors within the SCR gate-firing circuits will prevent specific phases from firing correctly under load, leading to motor shuddering or instantaneous overcurrent trips.
- Thermal Fatigue: Prolonged operation near the upper limits of industrial control enclosures can stress the solder joints surrounding the ribbon connectors.
Field Installation Guidelines
Hardware Isolation
Before opening the chassis to access the 80190-440-03-R, disconnect and lock out all three-phase medium or low-voltage power links running to the soft starter lines (L1, L2, L3) and the auxiliary control power inputs.
Ribbon Cable Alignment
When snapping the processor control cables into the board headers, double-check ribbon orientation markings. Pin skewing or reversing the control bus cable will disrupt internal diagnostic handshakes and can permanently compromise the logic-level inputs on the replacement board.
Caution: This board interfaces directly with circuits exposed to line-level potentials. A failure to completely discharge upstream power networks before replacing the interface board poses an immediate risk of arc-flash or catastrophic logic destruction upon reinstalling control assemblies.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the “-R” suffix signify in the part number?
The “-R” suffix denotes a factory-designated, packaged replacement or renewal part kit shipped directly for field service applications. Physically and electronically, the 80190-440-03-R is completely identical to the stock 80190-440-03 component layout originally integrated into the factory soft starter assembly.
Is firmware reloading required after replacing this board?
No. The 80190-440-03-R is a hardware routing and physical interface layer; it does not host the primary system application firmware or parameter memory maps. All configuration parameters remain stored within the main digital control module module attached to the front of the unit.
Can this board be used across all frame sizes of SMC-Flex soft starters?
No. Interface boards scale according to frame currents and voltage parameters because of differing gate-firing current requirements for various SCR frame classifications. Cross-reference the specific catalog number of your overall SMC-Flex starter package with the factory parts list to ensure the 80190-440-03 series is specified for your specific frame size.




