RXLG Aluminum Shell Braking Resistors for Servo Inverter and Frequency Drives This braking resistor set is designed for servo inverters and frequency drives, providing safe and reliable dissipation of regenerative braking energy. Available in multiple power options to match drive requirements, it combines rugged aluminum construction with a straightforward interface to support industrial applications. Key benefits Efficient braking energy dissipation to protect drives and power supplies during rapid deceleration Aluminum shell for effective heat dissipation and durability in demanding environments Multiple power options to suit different servo inverter and frequency drive applications (2000W, 2500W, 3000W; 2KW, 2.5KW, 3KW) Compact, robust design tailored for industrial use Simple integration with RXLG braking resistor solutions and compatible servo inverters Key attributes Functionality: braking resistor for frequency control and servo drive braking Compatibility: designed for RXLG aluminum shell braking resistors used with servo inverters and frequency drives Power options: 2000W (2KW), 2500W (2.5KW), 3000W (3KW) Material: aluminum shell for improved heat dissipation and durability Performance: rated for braking energy dissipation with a resistance specification of 50 RJ Oh Brand/model: RXLG aluminum shell braking resistors for frequency braking applications Use cases and applications CNC machine tools and robotic workcells: absorb braking energy from fast tool changes and precise positioning to protect drives and extend component life Industrial conveyors and material handling: manage deceleration energy during stop/start cycles, reducing overvoltage stress on drives Elevators, hoists, and automated material handling: provide reliable braking energy dissipation during deceleration, improving system safety and control accuracy Notes Available variants cover common power levels to fit a range of servo inverters and frequency drives Aluminum shell design emphasizes heat management and longterm reliability in industrial settings