Power Functions

Power Functions (abbreviated as PF) is a system of electronic components, including motors, lights, remote control units and receivers or different power units. These parts can be connected by cables with brick-shaped connectors. The system is the successor to the 9V system and was first released in June 2007, in the sets 4957 Ferris Wheel, 4958 Monster Dino and 8275 Motorized Bulldozer. Some standalone light bricks, sound bricks, and motor bricks were labeled Power Functions on the box of some sets even though they don't interface with the Power Functions system. The system was retired in 2018 and replaced with the Powered Up system.
== Power Functions featured themes ==
* City / Trains
* Creator
* Racers
* Star Wars
* TECHNIC
* WeDo
== Power Functions components ==
==Sets using the Power Functions system ==
== Sets with standalone Power Functions bricks ==
== Sets with instruction to be motorized with Power Functions ==
* 7645 MT-61 Crystal Reaper (Mars Mission, 2008)
* 8294 Excavator (TECHNIC, 2008)
* 8295 Telescopic Handler (TECHNIC, 2008)
* 8265 Front Loader (TECHNIC, 2009)
* 10194 Emerald Night (Trains, 2009)
* 8049 Tractor with Log Loader (TECHNIC, 2010)
* 8053 Mobile Crane (TECHNIC, 2010)
* 10219 Maersk Container Train (Trains, 2011)
* 10233 Horizon Express (Trains, 2013)
* 76042 The S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier (Marvel Super Heroes, 2015https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3O422YCyzjs)
(Note: These sets include motors, lights, etc. These are not the sets in the theme, however. Please provide these sets.)
== External links ==
* Power Functions on LEGO.com
== References ==
Category:Power Functions
Category:TECHNIC
Category:City
Category:Trains
Category:Racers
Category:Creator
Category:Themes
Category:Themes introduced in 2007