Power Factor Correction and Harmonic Filtering

CHV-T 750/11

Three-phase MV power capacitors

Code: R8L750001100E

BIL (kV): 28/75
Measure: Three-phase
Frequency (Hz): 50
Q (kvar): 750
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Overview

CHV medium-voltage capacitor, made up of different basic capacitive elements.
These basic units are connected in series and parallel with the purpose of obtaining the power at the necessary voltage.

All the elements are protected by an internal fuse. This fuse is disconnected if a fault is detected, isolating only the basic unit that has been damaged. Internal fuse protection ensures greater system safety and service continuity.

Technical Specifications

Electrical characteristics

CHV-T 750/11 Electrical characteristics
Voltage11000 V
Surge1.1 A 12 h in 24 hours / 1.15 A 30 min in 24 hours / 1.2 A 5 min in 24 hours / 1.30 A 1 min in 24 hours
Discharge resistanceLocation: Indoor / Discharge time: ≤10 minutes / Residual voltage: ≤75 V
Power750 kvar
Losses (W)≤0,15 W / kvar

Environmental characteristics

CHV-T 750/11 Environmental characteristics
Installation, location, positionIndoor / Outdoor

Mechanical characteristics

CHV-T 750/11 Mechanical characteristics
EnvelopeStainless steel painted RAL 7035. With 2 wings for fixing to the frame to avoid mechanical stress on the porcelain terminals.
FasteningHorizontal or vertical
MaterialDielectric: Rough polypropylene film / Electrode: Laser-cut aluminium foil / Impregnating oil: SAS-40E or M/DBT (PCB-free)
Weight (kg)92,1
Size (width × height × depth)350 × 1252 × 200 mm

Isolators

CHV-T 750/11 Isolators
MaterialPorcelain
Pollution level16 mm / kV
Insulation level28/75 kV

Standards

CHV-T 750/11 Standards
StandardsIEC 60871-1, IEC 60871-5

Applications

CHV-T capacitors are used to build static and automatic capacitor banks of up to 12 kV.

The stainless-steel box of the CHV-T makes it a versatile product that can be used in indoor and outdoor applications.

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