PQ-Line

PQ-Line

In an increasingly evolving electrical context, electronic technology brings efficiency and control but also new invisible challenges for the electrical grid, including:

Reactive Power, current imbalance and harmonics.

In most modern electrical systems, distorted and capacitive loads are now prevalent, where both inductive (motors, transformers, inductors) and capacitive (LEDs, photovoltaics, inverters, power supplies) reactive energy is generated, which cannot be compensated by traditional power factor correction.

E-VAR Power Quality Energia Europa

Benefits PQ-LINE

  • Dynamic Power Factor Correction

    Rapid compensation of reactive power variations (<15 ms), adapting in real time to load conditions. The benefit is ensured for both inductive and capacitive loads.

  • Current Balancing

    Through active balancing, reduction of line current unbalances, improving the balance of the threephase system and reducing resistive losses.

  • Harmonic Mitigation

    Mitigation of current harmonic contribution up to the 13 th harmonic (PQ-PRO) or up to the 50 th harmonic (PQ-MAX).

  • Energy Efficiency

    Reduction of overall system losses, both in distribution lines and in passive components such as transformers and capacitors.

  • High efficiency and low consumption

    Thanks to the innovative SiC Technology based on silicon carbide, the PQ-LINE devices ensure higher efficiency, lower consumption, increased reliability, improved performance and lighter systems.

Sizes 30 kVAR ÷ 800 kVAR 30 kVAR ÷ 800 kVAR 35 A ÷ 1200 A
Technology SVG ASVG AHF
Rated Voltage 380V / 400V / 415V
Rated Frequency 50Hz / 60Hz, auto-detection (Range: 45Hz–62.5Hz)
Scalability Unlimited
Control Algorithm FFT and Instantaneous Reactive Power
Reactive Power Factor Correction Yes Yes Yes
Phase Balancing Yes Yes Yes
Harmonic Compensation No Up to the 13th Up to the 50th
Distortion Power Compensation No Partial Yes

Recommended areas of application

E-Var Power Quality Device

Data Centers

Highly variable, non-linear, and capacitive loads. Need for stability and high power quality for expensive and sensitive equipment.

Industrial and Commercial Lighting

(Large-scale LED systems) Capacitive behavior of electronic drivers. Generation of harmonics.

Mining and Oil & Gas Industry

Pumps, compressors, and drilling systems. Frequent power peaks.

Companies Using Photovoltaic Systems

Capacitive behavior under certain conditions. Need to stabilize the grid.

Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations

Highly variable and capacitive loads. Capacitive conversion and filtering circuits.

Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities

Capacitive behavior under certain conditions. Need to stabilize the grid.

Manufacturing and Automation Industry

Robots, frequency converters, and variable speed drives. Dynamic loads.

Commercial Buildings and Residential Complexes

Elevators, HVAC systems, and lighting. Variable loads throughout the day.

Plastics Industry

Loads sensitive to power supply disturbances and high cost of downtime.

Mechanical Industry

Capacitive and highly variable loads.

Chemical Industry

Complex, variable, and sensitive production processes.

Pharmaceutical Industry

Highly automated and sensitive precision production processes.

Food Industry

Sensitive and capacitive variable loads.