Static Var Generators | Delta SVG2000 | Power Distribution
Static Var Generators | Delta SVG2000 | Power Distribution
Static Var Generators | Delta SVG2000 | Power Distribution
Static Var Generators | Delta SVG2000 | Power Distribution
Static Var Generators | Delta SVG2000 | Power Distribution
Delta's SVG2000 is a Static Var Generator (SVG) that improves power quality.
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Features & Benefits:
Delta's SVG 2000 series is a current type Static Var Compensator (SVC). It is a full-bridge structure power module designed with a choke to allow direct connection to the power grid for power quality control. Fundamentally, the SGVG2000 generates output voltage to control the amplitude and phase of the output current. It absorbs or supplies the accurate amount of reactive power to the system and precisely regulates the reactive power output. The SVG2000 Series is capable of directly monitoring the AC power side of the current and it compensates the harmonic current or the surge current that occurs at impact load.
Applications:
Industries including petrochemicals, railway transportation, metallurgy, steel, manufacturing, medical, and building automation.
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Features & Benefits:
Delta's SVG 2000 series is a current type Static Var Compensator (SVC). It is a full-bridge structure power module designed with a choke to allow direct connection to the power grid for power quality control. Fundamentally, the SGVG2000 generates output voltage to control the amplitude and phase of the output current. It absorbs or supplies the accurate amount of reactive power to the system and precisely regulates the reactive power output. The SVG2000 Series is capable of directly monitoring the AC power side of the current and it compensates the harmonic current or the surge current that occurs at impact load.
Applications:
Industries including petrochemicals, railway transportation, metallurgy, steel, manufacturing, medical, and building automation.