APF/AHF Active Power/Harmonic Filter

Product Description

APF System
Active Power Filter
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1. OverView
APF checks the load current in real time through the external CT, performs computing through the internal DSP, and then extracts the harmonic components of the load current. After that, it sends the harmonic components to the internal IGBT through PWM signals to control the inverter to generate a current with a power equal to that of the harmonic and a direction reverse to that of the harmonic. Then, it injects the current into the compensation harmonic current to implement the filtering function.
2. Mounting Type
Mounting Type Diagram
Installation Rack Mounted (30A/50A) Rack Mounted (75A/100A) Rack Mounted (150A) Wall Mounted (30A/50A) Wall Mounted (75A/100A) Wall Mounted (150A)
Dimension (W/D/H mm) 452.5 / 450 / 86 550.6 / 540 / 190 558 / 540 / 220 423 / 88 / 550 503 / 190 / 597 503 / 220 / 608
3. Technical Indicators
ItemSpecifications
Rated input400V*(1±20%)
Power grid frequency50Hz/60Hz
Parallel operationUnlimited
Overall efficiency≥97%
Power grid structure3P3W, 3P4W
Harmonic compensationAvailable
Filtering range2 to 50 orders
Overall response time<10ms
Communications portsRS485 Communication And MODBUS-RTU Protocol
Operating temperature-10°C ~ +45°C
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FAQ
What is the primary function of this APF system?
The Active Power Filter (APF) is designed to monitor load current in real-time, extract harmonic components, and inject compensating current to effectively filter out harmonics from the power grid.
What are the available installation options?
This equipment supports both Rack Mounted and Wall Mounted installation methods to accommodate different cabinet and space requirements.
How fast is the response time of the system?
The overall response time of the system is less than 10 milliseconds, ensuring rapid and accurate harmonic compensation.
Does this unit support remote monitoring?
Yes, it features RS485 communication with MODBUS-RTU protocols, allowing for both independent and centralized monitoring.
Can this unit operate in high-altitude environments?
Yes, the system is designed to handle various altitudes. For altitudes between 2000m and 4000m, power adjustment is applied according to GB/T3859.22 standards.

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