Xlt Ovens Xp 4718A-4.2 Variable Frequency Drive Powerflex 4

Product Description

The XLT OVENS XP 4718A-4.2 is a Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) built for controlling motor speed and performance in commercial foodservice equipment. Based on the Allen Bradley PowerFlex 4 platform, this OEM control is engineered to match the original design specifications of XLT Ovens equipment. It regulates motor output to maintain consistent conveyor or blower operation, protecting the system from motor stress and unplanned downtime. Licensed HVAC technicians and commercial kitchen equipment service professionals are the typical installers of this component.

This VFD is designed for use in XLT Ovens commercial conveyor ovens, covering both electric and gas oven configurations. It fits models designated as G Version Electric and G Version Gas. The drive integrates directly into the existing control circuit, allowing the motor to operate at variable speeds as commanded by the oven control system. It is a direct OEM replacement, meaning no modification to the existing wiring harness or control layout is required in supported models.

Key Features

• OEM Variable Frequency Drive engineered to XLT Ovens original design specifications
• Based on the Allen Bradley PowerFlex 4 platform for proven reliability in commercial foodservice
• Regulates motor speed and torque for consistent conveyor or blower performance
• Direct replacement for the original XP 4718A-4.2 drive unit
• Compatible with both electric and gas oven configurations (G Version models)

Compatibility

Compatible with XLT Ovens G Version Electric and G Version Gas commercial conveyor ovens. This part is a direct OEM replacement for the original XP 4718A-4.2 Variable Frequency Drive.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified commercial kitchen equipment technician or licensed electrician familiar with variable frequency drive systems. Always disconnect and lock out main power to the oven before removing or installing any drive component. Verify that all incoming voltage and phase requirements match the drive specifications before energizing. Follow applicable NEC guidelines for VFD installations, including proper grounding and conductor sizing.