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An input reactor, also known as an inductor, is a device that generates a magnetic field within a certain space when a conductor is energized. This means that all current-carrying conductors have a general sense of inductance.
The input reactor is characterized by the following features:
1. Suitable for reactive power compensation and harmonic control:
Our input reactors are designed to effectively compensate for reactive power and control harmonics in power systems. By providing reactive power to offset the reactive component of the load, our input reactors help improve the power factor and reduce the burden on the power grid. Additionally, they mitigate harmonics, ensuring a clean and stable power supply.
2. Limits current surges caused by voltage fluctuations and overvoltages:
In power systems, sudden changes in voltage or overvoltages can lead to current surges that can damage equipment and disrupt operations. Our input reactors act as protective devices, limiting the impact of these voltage variations and preventing excessive current flow. This helps ensure the stability and reliability of the power grid.
3. Filters harmonics to suppress voltage waveform distortion:
Harmonics, which are unwanted frequency components in the power supply, can cause voltage waveform distortion and affect the performance of electrical equipment. Our input reactors effectively filter out these harmonics, ensuring a clean and undistorted power supply. This improves the quality of electrical power and reduces the risk of equipment damage.
4. Smoothes voltage defects in power supply:
Power supply voltage often contains peak pulses and voltage defects generated during phase-shift in bridge rectifier circuits. These voltage irregularities can adversely affect the performance and lifespan of electrical equipment. Our input reactors smooth out these voltage defects, ensuring a stable and reliable power supply. This helps extend the lifespan of equipment and reduces the need for frequent maintenance and replacement.
In summary, our input reactors are essential components for power systems, providing reactive power compensation, harmonic control, and voltage stabilization. With their advanced design and high-quality construction, our input reactors ensure efficient and reliable operation. Whether it is for industrial, commercial, or residential applications, our input reactors offer significant benefits, including improved power factor, reduced energy losses, enhanced equipment performance, and cost savings. Choose our input reactors for a more efficient and reliable power system.
An input reactor, also known as an inductor, is a device that generates a magnetic field within a certain space when a conductor is energized. This means that all current-carrying conductors have a general sense of inductance.
The input reactor is characterized by the following features:
1. Suitable for reactive power compensation and harmonic control:
Our input reactors are designed to effectively compensate for reactive power and control harmonics in power systems. By providing reactive power to offset the reactive component of the load, our input reactors help improve the power factor and reduce the burden on the power grid. Additionally, they mitigate harmonics, ensuring a clean and stable power supply.
2. Limits current surges caused by voltage fluctuations and overvoltages:
In power systems, sudden changes in voltage or overvoltages can lead to current surges that can damage equipment and disrupt operations. Our input reactors act as protective devices, limiting the impact of these voltage variations and preventing excessive current flow. This helps ensure the stability and reliability of the power grid.
3. Filters harmonics to suppress voltage waveform distortion:
Harmonics, which are unwanted frequency components in the power supply, can cause voltage waveform distortion and affect the performance of electrical equipment. Our input reactors effectively filter out these harmonics, ensuring a clean and undistorted power supply. This improves the quality of electrical power and reduces the risk of equipment damage.
4. Smoothes voltage defects in power supply:
Power supply voltage often contains peak pulses and voltage defects generated during phase-shift in bridge rectifier circuits. These voltage irregularities can adversely affect the performance and lifespan of electrical equipment. Our input reactors smooth out these voltage defects, ensuring a stable and reliable power supply. This helps extend the lifespan of equipment and reduces the need for frequent maintenance and replacement.
In summary, our input reactors are essential components for power systems, providing reactive power compensation, harmonic control, and voltage stabilization. With their advanced design and high-quality construction, our input reactors ensure efficient and reliable operation. Whether it is for industrial, commercial, or residential applications, our input reactors offer significant benefits, including improved power factor, reduced energy losses, enhanced equipment performance, and cost savings. Choose our input reactors for a more efficient and reliable power system.
