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Schneider Electric VW3A7601R07 Braking Resistor 10 Ohm 400 W 0.75 Inch IP65
- MPN: VW3A7601R07
- PPN: SCH-VW3A7601R07
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Engineered for optimal performance in demanding applications, the braking resistor from Schneider Electric features a robust 10 Ohm resistance and a power rating of 400 W. This component is designed to effectively dissipate excess energy, enhancing the braking capabilities of various electric drive systems. With an IP65 rating, it provides excellent protection against dust and water, making it suitable for a wide range of environments. Its compact 0.75-inch design ensures easy integration into existing systems, ensuring reliability and efficiency in operation.
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Specifications
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- Ohmic Value
- 10 Ohm
- Energy Peak
- 7300 J (400 V, 480 V), 13300 J (230 V), 18800 J (115 V)
- Ambient Air Temperature for Storage
- -25-85 °C
- Net Weight
- 1.42 kg
- IP Degree of Protection
- IP65
- Material Type
- Braking resistor
- RoHS Compliance
- Yes, Pro-active EU RoHS compliance, China RoHS regulated
- Mercury Free
- Yes
- Country of Origin
- Germany
Continuous Power400 W
Ambient Air Temperature for Operation0-50 °C
Cable Length0.75 m
Dimensions (W x H x D)257 mm x 204 mm x 30 mm (10.11 in x 8.03 in x 1.18 in)
Protection TypeThermal protection via servo drive
Range CompatibilityLexium 28, Lexium 05, Lexium 32i, Lexium 15, Lexium 52, Lexium 32
REACH ComplianceFree of Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC) above threshold
Toxic Heavy Metal FreeYes
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