What is the primary function of an Active Harmonic Filter (AHF)?

An Active Harmonic Filter (AHF) detects harmonic distortion in real-time and injects a compensating current to neutralize the harmonics, ensuring clean power quality, reducing equipment overheating, and complying with international standards.

How does a Static Var Generator (SVG) improve the power factor?

An SVG continuously monitors the load phase angle and dynamically provides capacitive or inductive reactive power to maintain a target power factor close to 1.0, eliminating low power factor penalties and improving transmission efficiency.

Can these modules be configured in parallel for higher capacity?

Yes, our systems support modular design. Multiple modules can be installed in parallel within a single cabinet or across multiple cabinets to scale up the compensation capacity according to power requirements.

Are these products suitable for harsh industrial environments?

Absolutely. The modules and cabinets are designed with high-quality components and optimized cooling airflow paths, offering options for different IP ratings to withstand industrial conditions like dust, humidity, and high ambient temperatures.

What types of installations are supported by these power quality solutions?

We offer flexible installation configurations, including wall-mounted modules for tight spaces, rack-mounted modules for custom cabinets, and complete free-standing floor cabinets for centralized grid protection.