Mitsubishi Power Board P203722B000G01 P203750B000G01

Mitsubishi Power Board P203722B000G01 P203750B000G01 is commonly used in Mitsubishi elevator control cabinet power supply and PCB control applications.

This board is usually associated with the KCN-710A Mitsubishi elevator power board series. In the elevator spare parts market, it may be described as:

• Mitsubishi Elevator Power Board
• Mitsubishi Elevator Power Supply Board
• Mitsubishi Elevator PCB Board
• KCN-710A Power Board
• Control Cabinet Power PCB

For this type of Mitsubishi PCB board, the exact printed board number is more important than the general product name. Different buyers may search by P203722B000G01, P203750B000G01, or KCN-710A, but the final confirmation should always depend on the old board label and connector layout.

Related Board Numbers

This Mitsubishi power board may be searched under several related references:

• P203722B000G01
• P203750B000G01
• P203722B000G03
• P203722B000G05
• KCN-710A

Several public supplier listings connect KCN-710A with P203722B000G01, P203750B000G01, P203722B000G03, and P203722B000G05 as Mitsubishi elevator power supply board references. These numbers are useful for search and quotation confirmation, but they should not be treated as automatically interchangeable without checking the original board.

How Buyers Usually Confirm This Board

Most inquiries for this board come with a photo of the original PCB.

Before ordering, please confirm:

• KCN-710A marking on the board
• P203722B000G01 or P203750B000G01 part number
• whether G03 or G05 appears on the old board
• connector quantity and position
• PCB layout and mounting holes
• fuse condition
• control cabinet wiring
• front and back photos of the original board

This is especially important because Mitsubishi elevator power boards may look similar while using different PCB revisions or cabinet wiring arrangements.

Why P203722B000G01 and P203750B000G01 Are Often Listed Together

In the spare parts market, these two numbers are frequently grouped under the same KCN-710A power board family.

This usually means customers may search by either number depending on what is visible on the original PCB, supplier label, or maintenance record.

However, for real replacement work, technicians should still compare the physical board carefully. The connector layout, board version, and cabinet wiring should match the original installation.

Replacement Reminder

Before installing a replacement KCN-710A board, maintenance teams usually inspect:

• cabinet power input
• fuse or protection circuit
• wiring terminals
• connector oxidation
• nearby power supply section
• signs of short circuit or overheating

If the old board was damaged by an external short circuit, unstable input power, or wiring fault, replacing only the PCB may cause the new board to fail again.

For overseas buyers, the safest method is to provide clear photos of the original P203722B000G01 / P203750B000G01 / KCN-710A board before shipment.