PowerFlex 700 to 750-Series: Quick Cross-Reference for Your Next Bid-abplccenter.com

When Your Customer Requests a PowerFlex 700, Here’s What to Quote Instead

Since Rockwell Automation officially discontinued the PowerFlex 700 series on November 30, 2023, you are likely seeing more and more tenders that still reference these legacy model numbers. But you don't need to turn down these bids.

The official migration path is the PowerFlex 750-Series. Below is a quick reference table to help you match common 20B catalog numbers to their 750-Series equivalents.

PowerFlex 700 Model (20B)	Normal Duty Power	Recommended 750-Series Replacement	Frame Change
20B-D2P1-A3	0.75 kW (1 HP)	20F-11-...(Frame 2)	Same
20B-D6P8-A3	2.2 kW (3 HP)	20F-11-...(Frame 2)	Same
20B-D015-A3	2.2 kW (3 HP)	20F-22-...(Frame 3)	Frame 1→3
20B-D022-A3	11 kW (15 HP)	20F-22-...(Frame 3)	Same
20B-D030-A3	15 kW (20 HP)	20F-27-...(Frame 4)	Same
20B-D042-A3	22 kW (30 HP)	20F-32-...(Frame 4)	Frame 3→4
20B-D072-A3	37 kW (50 HP)	20F-42-...(Frame 5)	Frame 3→5
20B-D105-A3	55 kW (75 HP)	20F-52-...(Frame 5)	Frame 4→5

Quick Tip: Always check the frame size when quoting. As the table shows, some migrations require a larger physical footprint (e.g., Frame 3→Frame 5). This may affect panel space — and your customer will appreciate you flagging this early.

Two choices you need to make when quoting a 750-Series:

Your Customer's Application	Recommended Model
Standard pumps, fans, conveyors	PowerFlex 753 — cost-effective
High-performance or networked systems	PowerFlex 755 — built-in EtherNet/IP, more I/O slots

Need a specific cross-reference? Send us your 20B catalog number and we will confirm the exact 750-Series match within 24 hours.

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