Bank Capacitor Function
The function and use of a capacitor bank is as an inductive charge balancer. Such an electric charge consists of reactive (R), inductive (L) and capacitive (C) charges.
The capacitor bank function is also used to improve network power factor, minimize network losses, eliminate or neutralize voltage drops and improve voltage stability. The functions of the capacitor bank include:
1. Maximize Installed Power Energy
the capacitor bank serves to distribute electricity smoothly and no power is wasted. For example, if you have an electrical component with a power of 10 watts, the power used will remain 10 watts
2. Save on Electricity Bills
With a capacitor bank this device can also save on electricity bills. The resulting savings depend on the electronic or electrical components used in residential or industrial areas.
3. Keep the installation cable from being overloaded
Other bank capacitors can also function to keep the installation cable from being overloaded or overloaded with power. Cables that are not overloaded will not overheat quickly in an electrical installation in a residential or industrial location. The way to detect whether our electrical installation is overloaded is to try to feel the wall that is close to the electrical installation. If the heat is confirmed, the electrical installation is overloaded or overloaded with power.
4. Electricity is not easy to drop
One of the functions of a capacitor bank is that the installed electrical installation will not easily drop or drop when used with a maximum load.
5. Extend the life of electronic furniture
Using a capacitor bank on electronic equipment will make it less likely to be damaged. This is due to the electrical power used by the electronic device to be stable with the capacitor bank. Unstable electric current will make electronic equipment damaged quickly