Hyundai STVF9 EPB-100A Emergency Brake Power Board

The Hyundai STVF9 EPB-100A Emergency Brake Power Board is used in the emergency brake release circuit of Hyundai STVF9 elevator systems. It works with the brake battery assembly to provide electrical power for emergency brake release when required.

Designed for Emergency Brake Release

The EPB-100A is different from a standard controller power board. Its application is directly related to the elevator braking system and emergency electric brake release function.

In Hyundai STVF9 electrical documentation, the EPB-100A circuit includes battery inputs and a dedicated brake-release power output.

This makes the board an important component when troubleshooting an emergency brake release or brake battery power circuit.

Identify the Board From More Than One Number

EPB-100A boards may be referenced by several identification numbers in service and spare-parts documentation.

Useful information to check includes:

• Board model: EPB-100A

• Elevator system: STVF9

• DWG or part number on the original PCB

• 260B008 marking, if present

• Front and rear board photos

• Battery and brake power connections

• Connector arrangement

• Required quantity

Because market references and Hyundai part numbers may not always use the same numbering format, the actual PCB markings should be used as the primary replacement reference.

FAQ

What is the EPB-100A used for in an STVF9 elevator?

It is associated with the emergency electric brake release system and provides power for the brake-release circuit.

Is EPB-100A just a normal power supply board?

No. Its primary application is related to the elevator brake and emergency brake-release power system.

Is 260B008 the only number used for EPB-100A?

No. 260B008 is commonly used in the spare-parts market, while Hyundai documentation also lists separate DWG and part numbers for the EPB-100A board. The original PCB markings should therefore be checked before ordering.

For Hyundai STVF9 EPB-100A requirements, send us clear photos of the original board and identification markings for replacement confirmation before quotation.