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The MTE RLW-013013 is a line/load reactor from the RLW Series, rated for 240-600 Volt AC systems. It features an inductance of 0.18mH and a current rating of 130 Amps. The unit has a power loss of 152.5 Watts and offers 3/5% impedance options. It is housed in a NEMA 1 enclosure with dimensions of 3.7 inches height, 4.5 inches width, and 1.5 inches depth.
Verify that the required voltage range (240-600V) and current capacity (130A) match your specific drive or motor application. Confirm whether the 3% or 5% impedance variant is required for your circuit design. Ensure the NEMA 1 enclosure rating is sufficient for the installation environment's dust and moisture conditions before finalizing the order.
Select this model when a 130A continuous current rating is needed for variable frequency drive protection. The 0.18mH inductance value should be validated against harmonic mitigation requirements. Consider the physical footprint of 3.7x4.5x1.5 inches for panel space constraints. Verify compatibility with input voltages between 240V and 600V.
This component belongs to the MTE RLW Series, which includes reactors designed for international use across various voltage standards. The series focuses on extending equipment life by mitigating electrical stress. The RLW-013013 specifically targets higher current applications within the 40-125 HP motor range context.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for direct replacement.

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