Even the most expensive, modern variable frequency drive (VFD) is vulnerable to the surprises of an industrial power grid. Sharp voltage surges, phase imbalance, and nearby heavy equipment can disable an inverter in an instant. To protect the power electronics and eliminate plant downtime, a line reactor (input choke) must be installed at the VFD input.


A line reactor is installed in the circuit between the supply network and the frequency converter. In essence, it's an inductive shock-absorbing filter that provides two-way protection.
Models rated from 10 A to 700 A for 380 V networks, including direct replacements for the RK series reactors.

Compact input choke for low-power VFDs.

For low- to medium-power drives.

Direct replacement for the RK-0525 reactor.

Direct replacement for the RK-0548 and RK-05410 reactors.

Direct replacement for the RK-02510 and RK-05510 reactors.

Direct replacement for the RK-02612 reactor.

Direct replacement for the RK-02715 reactor.

Direct replacement for the RK-021020 reactor.

Direct replacement for the RK-021326 reactor.

Direct replacement for the RK-021632 reactor.

Direct replacement for the RK-022550 reactor.

Direct replacement for the RK-023060 reactor.

Direct replacement for the RK-024080 reactor.

Direct replacement for the RK-0250100 reactor.

Direct replacement for the RK-0260120 reactor.

Direct replacement for the RK-0270140 reactor.
A line reactor costs just 3-5% of the price of a frequency converter, while its absence can cost tens of times more in repairs and line downtime.
Leave a request and our engineers will help you select the right three-phase DST line reactor with the ideal inductance for your frequency converter, free of charge.
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