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Active Harmonic Filter - Digital Power Manager - DPM
ELIMINATION OF HARMONICS actively reduces harmonic distortion to less than 5% INSTANTANEOUS REACTION instantly reacts to and corrects varying load conditions EASY INSTALLATION simple, zero downtime installation (Split CT option required) UTILITY SAVINGS reduced utility costs MTBF all Mesta equipment is designed to operate for at least 200,000 hours COMPENSATION FOR ALL REACTIVE CURRENTS BALANCING OF THREE PHASE LOADS EXTENSION OF PLANT EQUIPMENT LIFE
See how powerful the Mesta DPM is, click into the DPM Power Lab. True
Active Filter The Mesta DPM is a true active filter, continuously monitoring the load
currents and responding to the amount and type of harmonics
encoun Effectively reduces Harmonics The Mesta DPM reduces harmonic distortion to less than 5%,while balancing the power and improving the power factor to the plant utility grid. Helps meet ANSI/IEEE-519-1992 Requirements When placed on a plant load, it helps meet the ANSI/IEEE-519-1992 Requirements, under all constant or variable load conditions. Mesta DPM reduces Harmonic distortion to less than 5%, while balancing the power and improving the power factor to the plant utility grid. Highly Sophisticated Microcontroller Intelligence The patented design of the MESTA DPM incorporates a powerful microcontroller, DSP microcomputer, and the use of highly sophisticated software. Sizing a DPM When sizing a DPM to your facility, you need only consider the harmonics and fundamental phase shift. The DPM Current rating indicates the amount of correction current that the unit is capable of producing. As an example, a 125 HP motor drive with 32% THD would have approximately 40 amps of harmonic current. If there is also 25 amps of reactive current, the filter will generate a total of 48 amps of correction current. Therefore, installing a 50 amp DPM corrects the harmonics and reactive current, even though the drive draws 130 amps of total current. Effectively reduces Harmonics The Mesta DPM reduces harmonic distortion to less than 5%,while balancing the power and improving the power factor to the plant utility grid. |
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