GGJ Low-Voltage Reactive Power Intelligent Compensation Device
Power Quality and DC Systems
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Power Quality and DC Systems
Model TBBZ
Automatically switches capacitor banks in response to network and load conditions on 6 kV and 10 kV busbars. Designed to compensate reactive power and improve power factor, with bank capacity and switching steps selected for the installation.
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TBBZ high-voltage reactive power automatic compensation device is designed for reactive power compensation in high-voltage distribution systems. It is commonly used for high-voltage reactive power compensation and industrial and utility distribution systems, with the final selection based on rated data, drawings, and site conditions.
electrical contractors, industrial plant engineers, EPC companies, maintenance teams, and project distributors can request configuration review for high voltage power compensation device. Please send system voltage, compensation or filtering capacity, control logic, monitoring requirements, cabinet quantity, and wiring diagram, quantity, destination, and any project standard requirements for quotation.

| Item | Unit | Parameter |
|---|---|---|
| Single capacitor protection | Spray-type fuse protection; each group is equipped with a lightning arrester for operating overvoltage and lightning-strike protection. | |
| Controller and communication | Large-screen LCD controller displays system voltage, current, and power factor in real time; RS232 / RS485 standard communication interface supports four remote-control functions. | |
| Reactor configuration | Each group can be configured with a reactor to suppress closing inrush current or harmonic amplification. | |
| Rated voltage | kV | 6-10 |
| Rated frequency | Hz | 50 |
| Rated capacity | kvar | 100-10000 |
| Number of groups | groups | 1-5 |
| Reactor parameter selection | % | 0.1-1 for suppressing closing inrush current; 6 for suppressing harmonics above the 5th order; 12 for suppressing harmonics above the 3rd order. |
