
ABB Low Voltage Drives P14494-16 Braking Resistor, 150 OHMS, 600 WATTS, GCE2 Enclosure, 12W x 7D x 5H in, 10 lbs
Alternate Item Number: 3AUA0000013865
UPC: 662348076095
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Overview
- 150Ω resistance for precise energy dissipation
- 600W power rating for reliable braking performance
- GCE2 enclosure for robust protection in industrial environments
- Compact 12x7x5in dimensions, 10lbs weight for easy installation
- Compatible with ABB Low Voltage Drives for dynamic braking applications
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of a braking resistor with variable frequency drives?
Braking resistors are required for applications needing faster deceleration or when motor speeds exceed synchronous speed. They dissipate regenerated power to prevent bus voltage from exceeding drive limits.
What is the voltage range for ACS150 and ACS355 single-phase applications?
These drives are for single-phase 200-240V applications and are intended for stopping duty only.
What is the voltage range for ACS150 and ACS355 three-phase applications?
These drives are for three-phase 200-240V and 380-480V applications and are intended for stopping duty only.
What is the voltage range for ACS250 single-phase applications?
These drives are for single-phase 100-120V and 200-240V applications and are intended for stopping duty only.
What is the voltage range for ACS250 three-phase UL Type 4X drives?
These drives are for three-phase 200-240V and 380-480V applications and are intended for stopping duty only.
What is the voltage range for ACS250 three-phase drives (non-UL Type 4X)?
These drives are for three-phase 575-690V applications and are intended for stopping duty only.
What is the voltage range for ACS550 three-phase applications?
These drives are for three-phase 200-240V and 380-480V applications and are intended for stopping duty only.
How are Powerohm Type CR resistors constructed?
They feature a nickel-chromium wire helically wound inside a ceramic fixture, placed in a corrosion-resistant aluminum case. Coil ends are terminated to high-temperature wire leads and encapsulated.
What is the purpose of a braking chopper module?
Braking Modules monitor the DC bus of the drive and activate external braking resistors to manage regenerated power and avoid over-voltage trips.




