Neutral grounding
The neutral of a transformer or generator is connected to ground through a Neutral Grounding Resistor (NGR) to limit phase-to-ground fault currents in case of a line-to-ground fault.
Neutral grounding resistorsWhere our resistors work — and the industries that rely on them.
The neutral of a transformer or generator is connected to ground through a Neutral Grounding Resistor (NGR) to limit phase-to-ground fault currents in case of a line-to-ground fault.
Neutral grounding resistors
Dynamic braking resistors are used for rheostatic braking of electric motors. The excess kinetic energy from braking or slowing down the load is dissipated on the resistors.
Dynamic braking resistors
Loadbanks load gensets or other power sources so they can be tested to ensure they deliver their rated power in actual loading conditions.
Loadbanks
Start resistors are used with switch-starters or contactors for starting and speed regulating of AC slipring motors as well as DC motors — where electronic drives are inadequate due to severe operating conditions.
Motor starting resistors
Our resistors protect and control critical equipment across a wide range of sectors.