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MTE
RL-04512
RL Series
Line/Load Reactor, 3 Phase, 45A, 0.7mH, 480/600V, NEMA 1, 30 to 40hp, 3% Impedance, See Specification Sheet
$727.55$727.55 -
MTE
RL-60003
RL Series
Line/Load Reactor, 3 Phase, 600A, 0.065mH, 480/600V, Open, 500 to 600hp, 5% Impedance, See Specification Sheet
$5,756.39$5,756.39 -
MTE
RLW-07P605
RLW Series
Line Reactor, 3 Phase, 7.6A, 4.8mH, 480/600V, Open, 5hp, 3 or 5% Impedance, See Specification Sheet
$155.20$155.20 -
MTE
RL-20033B14
RL Series
Line/Load Reactor, 3 Phase, 200A, 0.185mH, 480/600V, NEMA 3R, 150 to 200hp, 5% Impedance, See Specification Sheet
$3,317.52$3,317.52 -
MTE
RL-00213
RL Series
Line/Load Reactor, 3 Phase, 2A, 32mH, 600V, NEMA 1, .75hp or 1hp, 5% Impedance, See Specification Sheet
$363.78$363.78 -
MTE
RL-01203
RL Series
Line/Load Reactor, 3 Phase, 12A, 4.2mH, 480/600V, Open, 7.5 to 10hp, 5% Impedance, See Specification Sheet, This Item is Part of the Power Quality Express Stocking Program
$308.76$308.76 -
MTE
RLW-010405
RLW Series
Line Reactor, 3 Phase, 104A, 0.375mH, 480/600V, Open, 75 to 100hp, 3 or 5% Impedance
$743.16$743.16 -
MTE
RL-04511
RL Series
Line/Load Reactor, 3 Phase, 45A, 0.3mH, 208/240V, NEMA 1, 10 to 15hp, 3% Impedance, See Specification Sheet
$643.80$643.80 -
MTE
RLW-07P603
RLW Series
Line Reactor, 3 Phase, 7.6A, 3mH, 208/240/480V, Open, 0.75 to 2hp, 3 or 5% Impedance, See Specification Sheet, This Item is Part of the Power Quality Express Stocking Program
$132.21$132.21 -
MTE
RL-00214
RL Series
Line/Load Reactor, 3 Phase, 2A, 6mH, 208/240V, NEMA 1, 0.25 to 0.5hp, 3% Impedance, See Specification Sheet
$311.22$311.22 -
MTE
RL-20032B14
RL Series
Line/Load Reactor, 3 Phase, 200A, .11mH, 208/240/480/600V, NEMA 3R, 60 to 200hp, 3 or 5% Impedance, See Specification Sheet
$2,362.50$2,362.50 -
MTE
RL-60002
RL Series
Line/Load Reactor, 3 Phase, 600A, .04mH, 208/240/480/600VOpen, 150 to 600hp, 3 or 5% Impedance, See Specification Sheet, This Item is Part of the Power Quality Express Stocking Program
$4,266.79$4,266.79
Acting as electrical buffers, line and load reactors protect equipment by reducing incoming current surges and harmonic currents.
Line reactors are generally used on the line side of a drive, load reactors are often used with motor circuits on the load side.