Current Limiting Resistors (CLRs) limit current to a predetermined value, protecting electrical equipment from excessive fault or inrush currents. They are used to maintain current within specified limits during switching, starting, testing, and other power system operations.
- Q
- Circuit breaker
- R
- Current limiting resistor
- Stainless-steel grid resistor elements
- Hot-dip galvanized steel enclosure as standard; stainless-steel enclosure available upon request
- High thermal capacity for converting electrical energy into heat during high-current events
- Rugged, impact-resistant construction
- Suitable for high-altitude installations
- Corrosion-resistant stainless-steel nameplate
- Designed for hazardous and harsh environments
- Designed and tested in accordance with applicable IEC and IEEE standards
- High-power test laboratories
- Motor starting
- Electric arc furnaces (EAFs)
- Induction furnaces
- System Voltage (kV)
- Current Rating (A)
- Resistance Value (ohm)
- Maximum ON Time (s) and Duty Cycle
- Application Type
- Installation Type (Indoor / Outdoor)
- Special Requirements (if applicable)