1321-3R200-C

The 1321-3R200-C line reactor is a 3-phase line reactor from Allen-Bradley that is rated for 200 Amps of fundamental current. It is part of the 1321 series of power conditioning products which also include isolation transformers, common mode chokes, and DC line chokes. Line reactors installed at the inputs to drives help to reduce spurious tripping, extend the life of semiconductor componentsn and reduce harmonic distortion. Line reactors installed at the drive outputs extend the life of semiconductor components, reduce the motor temperature, and reduce motor noise. When multiple drives are used with a common power line, then each drive should have its own line reactor. Front-facing copper tabs are available on the 1321-3R200-C line reactor for termination. The area of the contact surface is 41.3 x 25.4 millimeters (H x W), the hole diameter is 10.36 millimeters, and the thickness is 3.18 millimeters.

The power dissipation of the 1321-3R200-C line reactor is 146 Watts. The rated inductance of the line inductor is 0.185 Millihenry. The open type device enclosure is IP 00 rated and it measures 8.3 x 10.8 x 9. 1 inches (H x W x D). The weight of the 1321-3R200-C is approximately 100 pounds. The 1321-3R200-C line reactor comes with compensation for the high frequencies and current caused by harmonics. The line/load fundamental frequencies are 50 / 60 Hertz. The dielectric is rated for 3000 Volts RMS (4243 Volts peaks). The line reactor is approved by agencies including the CE, cULus, and CAS standards. The maximum recommended ambient temperature for the device is 50 degrees Celsius. The installation of the line reactor above an altitude of 1000 meters will lead to performance degradation. The inductor insulation system is Class N rated.