RXLG Aluminum Shell Braking Resistor — 1PCS (selectable power and resistance) Model/Example SKU: RJ Oh (50W 20R) Overview A rugged RXLG series braking resistor in an aluminum shell designed to absorb and dissipate excess regenerative energy from motors and drives. This listing is for one piece and is available in power ratings and resistance values to match a wide range of inverter and drive applications. Key benefits Prevents drive overvoltage trips and reduces stress on braking circuits by safely dissipating regenerative energy during deceleration. Aluminum shell improves heat transfer and mechanical protection for reliable, continuous operation under load. Multiple power and resistance options let you match the resistor to your drive's braking requirements for efficient and safe performance. Main attributes Model/Series: RXLG aluminum shell braking resistor. Quantity: 1PCS. Power ratings available: 50W, 100W, 150W. Resistance values available (ohm): 5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 400, 500. Example SKU shown: RJ Oh (50W 20R) — denotes a 50W resistor with 20 ohm resistance. Material: aluminum shell for improved thermal dissipation and durability. Functionality: braking/regenerative energy dissipation for motor control systems. Compatibility and performance Designed to work with frequency inverters, AC drives, servo drives and similar motor control equipment that require external braking resistance. Choose the proper resistance and power rating for the drive's braking capacity and expected duty cycle to ensure stable performance and to avoid overheating. Aluminum housing helps maintain temperature stability and offers mechanical protection in industrial environments. Typical applications (use cases) Variable frequency drives on conveyors and packaging machinery — absorb regenerative energy during rapid deceleration to prevent inverter faults. CNC machines and servo systems — protect drive electronics and improve stopping behavior for precision motion control. Hoists, winches and elevator drives — dissipate braking energy safely to improve system reliability and component lifetime. Selection and installation notes Select the correct combination of power rating and resistance value to match your drive manufacturer's braking resistor recommendations. Mount and wire according to your drive and safety guidelines; ensure adequate ventilation and secure mounting for reliable heat dissipation. Example reference: RJ Oh (50W 20R) indicates a 50watt resistor with 20 ohm resistance for systems requiring that specific rating. Ordering information This listing is for 1PCS RXLG Aluminum Shell Braking Resistor. Specify the required power rating and resistance value when ordering (options include the power ratings and resistance values listed above).