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The products > Reactive energy compensation > Low voltage capacitors and capacitor banks > Automatic compensation in real-time - ALPISTATIC |
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| SENSITIVE DATA | ALPISTATIC | CONVENTIONAL |
| Presence of electromechanical contactors | No | Yes |
| Wear of moving parts | No | Yes |
| Contact bounce phenomenon | No | Possible |
| Contact fatigue | None | High |
| Transient excess
currents when stages are triggered or released |
No | Yes (may exceed 200 ln) |
| Transient under-voltages | None | Yes (up to 100%) |
| Compatibility (PLCs, computer equipment, etc.) |
Excellent | Average |
| Compatibility (welding machines, generators, etc.) |
Excellent | Poor |
| Trigger and release response time | 40 milliseconds | approx. 30 seconds |
| Number of operations | Unlimited | Limited (electromechanical contactor) |
| Sound level during operation | None | Low (electromechanical contactor) |
| Reduced flicker | Yes (for highly inductive loads) | No |
| Creation of harmonics | No | No |
> ALPISTATIC
> Main characteristics compared
> Network voltage
and current when coupling and uncoupling a capacitor stage
> ALPISTATIC composition
and characteristics
> ALPISTATIC range
