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Active Harmonic Filters
Enerdoor’s extensive range of active harmonic filters are available with din rail mounting, terminal blocks, cables, screws and bus bar connections and with finger safe protection for screw and bus bar options. These filters can be used for single applications or an entire facility.
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Active Harmonic Filters
Active harmonic filters eliminate harmonic distortion and work in parallel, compensating current for single or multiple load applications operating under varied loads. Active harmonic filters improve power factor by minimising reactive power generated by the load. Enerdoor’s active harmonic filters are available with din rail mounting, terminal blocks, cables, screws and busbar connections with finger safe protection. The active harmonic filter offers unlimited amperage due to its modular concept and up to 690Vac and are used for single applications or for an entire facility. Customised voltage, current, connection, and attenuation solutions are available to suit your application.
Over the last 20 years Enerdoor has developed the active harmonic filter series – the FINHRMAD to solve harmonic disturbance and power quality issues by compensating current harmonics and power factor correction generated by industrial loads.
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For further information on harmonic filters, please contact us on 01444 243 452 or email enquiries@gdrectifiers.co.uk.
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