Line Reactors/Load Reactors

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.

 

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    Hammond Power

    CRX0024AC

    Centurion R Series

    Line Reactor, Three Phase, 24 Amp (24A), 7.5hp, 208V, 60Hz, 3% Impedance, 0.41mH Inductance, 35 Watts Loss, N1 Enclosure Style, Termination Style 2, 10 x 8 x 8.13" (WDH)), HPS Centurion R Series

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    Hammond Power

    CRX04D8AE

    Centurion R Series

    Line Reactor, Three Phase, 4.8 Amp, 3hp, 480V, 60Hz, 3% Impedance, 4.70mH Inductance, 22 Watts Loss, Terminal Block, Type 1/IP20 Enclosure Type

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    Hammond Power

    CRX0414AE

    Centurion R Series

    Line Reactor, Three Phase, 414 Amp, 350hp, 480V, 60Hz, 3% Impedance, 0.06mH Inductance, 400 Watts Loss, Open Core and Coil, Terminal Block

    $2,259.09
    $2,259.09
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    Hammond Power

    CRX0024AE

    Centurion R Series

    Line Reactor, Three Phase, 24 Amp (24A), 7.5hp, 208V, 60Hz, 3% Impedance, 0.41mH Inductance, 35 Watts Loss, N1 Enclosure Style, Termination Style 2, 10 x 8 x 8.13" (WDH)), HPS Centurion R Series

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    Hammond Power

    CRX07D5AE

    Centurion R Series

    Line Reactor, Three Phase, 7.5 Amp (7.5A), 2hp, 208V, 60Hz, 3% Impedance, 1.31mH Inductance, 18 Watts Loss, N1 Enclosure Style, Termination Style 1, 10 x 8 x 8.13" (WDH), HPS Centurion R Series

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    Hammond Power

    CRX07D6AE

    Centurion R Series

    Line Reactor, Three Phase, 7.6 Amp (7.6A), 5hp, 480V, 60Hz, 3% Impedance, 3.06mH Inductance, 31 Watts Loss, N1 Enclosure Style, Termination Style 1, 10 x 8 x 8.13" (WDH), HPS Centurion R Series

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.