Aniro POLT 3-Phase Power Factor Correction Capacitor 4.6/5.0 kVar 400/440V 50Hz

The Aniro POLT 3-phase power factor correction capacitor is a high-quality component engineered for reactive power compensation in industrial and commercial electrical systems. Operating at a frequency of 50Hz, this capacitor is designed to optimize energy efficiency by correcting the power factor, which helps in maintaining grid stability and reducing unnecessary energy losses within electrical installations.

Advantages

This capacitor offers reliable performance in demanding electrical environments by effectively managing reactive power. Its robust construction ensures long-term durability and consistent operation, which is critical for maintaining the efficiency of power distribution networks. By integrating this component, users can achieve significant improvements in power quality, potentially leading to lower electricity costs and reduced strain on electrical infrastructure.

Suitable for

• Industrial power distribution systems
• Commercial building electrical grids
• Reactive power compensation panels
• Improving power factor in manufacturing facilities

When it may not be suitable

This capacitor is not intended for use in systems operating at frequencies other than 50Hz. It is also not suitable for applications requiring different voltage ratings or higher reactive power capacities than those specified for this model.

Key specifications

• Phase: 3-phase
• Rated power at 400V: 4.6 kVar
• Rated power at 440V: 5.0 kVar
• Frequency: 50Hz

How to use

The capacitor should be installed by a qualified electrician within a power factor correction bank or directly connected to the electrical system as required by the design of the installation. Ensure that the mounting surface is stable and that all electrical connections are tightened to the manufacturer's specifications to prevent overheating or poor contact. Proper ventilation around the unit is necessary to maintain optimal operating temperatures.

What to consider before purchase

• Verify that the system voltage matches the 400V or 440V rating.
• Ensure the grid frequency is strictly 50Hz.
• Check the required kVar capacity for your specific compensation needs.
• Confirm compatibility with existing power factor correction equipment.

Usage recommendations

Regular inspections of the capacitor are recommended to ensure that connections remain secure and that the unit is free from dust or debris that could impede heat dissipation. If the capacitor shows signs of bulging or leakage, it should be replaced immediately by a professional.