ZA81L-0001-0164
May 22, 2026

ZA81L-0001-0164

Model: ZA81L-0001-0164 Standard Part Number: A81L-0001-0164 Type: 3-phase AC input line reactor Brand: FANUC Function: Restrain power surge and harmonic interference, protect servo and spindle drive, stabilize input voltage Application: CNC servo power system, machine tool electric cabinet

Description

1. General Information

  • Model: ZA81L-0001-0164 (standard: A81L-0001-0164)

  • Type: Three‑phase AC input line reactor

  • Brand: GE FANUC

  • Function: Suppress voltage surges, spikes and harmonics; protect servo/spindle amplifiers; stabilize input voltage; reduce EMI.

  • Application: FANUC CNC servo power systems, machine tool cabinets, industrial robots.

  • Compatibility: PSM‑30HVi, PSM‑45HVi, PSMR series power supplies; αi / βi servo amplifiers.

2. Electrical Specifications

  • Rated voltage: 400 / 480 V AC (3‑phase)

  • Rated continuous current: 75 A

  • Rated inductance: 0.18 mH (typical)

  • Frequency: 50 / 60 Hz

  • Insulation class: H (180 °C)

  • Max. temperature rise: ≤80 K

  • Inductance tolerance: ±5%

  • Standards: CE (IEC/EN 61800‑5‑1), UL/cUL 508C

3. Environmental & Mechanical

  • Operating temperature: −10 °C ~ +40 °C

  • Storage temperature: −20 °C ~ +60 °C

  • Humidity: 10–85% RH, non‑condensing

  • Protection: IP20

  • Mounting: Floor‑mounted in control cabinet

  • Cooling: Natural convection (passive)

  • Weight: ≈ 8.5 kg

4. Features

  • Efficiently suppresses voltage spikes and harmonic currents

  • Reduces EMI between grid and drives

  • High‑temperature windings for long‑term stability

  • Compact, rugged construction; high vibration resistance

  • Low noise, easy wiring & maintenance

5. Installation

  1. Disconnect all power before installation.

  2. Bolt reactor firmly to a flat, rigid surface.

  3. Connect 3‑phase AC to input terminals (L1/L2/L3).

  4. Connect output terminals to drive power input.

  5. Ground the housing with a low‑resistance earth wire.

  6. Torque terminals securely; test power‑on operation.

6. Maintenance & Troubleshooting

  • Clean dust; check terminals every 3–6 months.

  • Retighten terminals if loose.

  • Overheating: Check load current and ventilation.

  • Loud hum: Inspect core/coil clamping.

  • Voltage fluctuation alarms: Verify wiring and model compatibility.

7. Safety Precautions

  • Installation/service only by qualified electricians.

  • Always cut power before access—risk of electric shock.

  • Do not touch hot surfaces during operation.

  • Maintain ≥50 mm clearance around reactor for cooling.


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