30-500kvar SVG Static Var Generator PFC Series for Power Factor Correction

220V/400V/480V/690V
Frequeny: 50/60HZ
Single phase/three phase
Connection:3P4W/3P3W
Warranty:Standard 1 year/negotiable
CE Approved

1. 30- 500kvar SVG Static Var Generator PFC Series for Power Factor Correction Overview

SVG Static Var Generator is a product aimed at Power Factor Correction and Harmonic Filtering, along with a Three-phase balancing Function. Benefiting from inverter technology, the SVG Static Var Generator PFC series’ compensation is stepless, which means SVG output shall match the system reactive power, with no over-compensation or under-compensation. For a single module, SVG capacity ranges from 30kVA to 100kVA. For the Abinet system, it’s an unlimited parallel design. When the load is generating inductive or capacitive current, it makes the load current lag or lead the voltage. SVG detects the phase angle difference and generates a leading or lagging current into the grid, making the phase angle of current almost the same as that of voltage on the transformer side, which means the fundamental power factor is unity.

 

30- 500kvar SVG Static Var Generator SVG Static Var Generator PFC Series

2. Product Parameters

Cabinet capacity 30-500kvar cabinet
Rated Voltage(V) 220V/400V/480V/690V
Rated Frequency (Hz) 50HZ/60HZ
Network Configuration 1P2W/3P4W/3P3W
CT Ratio 100:5~6000:5
Topology Design 3 Level
Power Factor Correction PF=0.99
Full response time ≤10ms
IGBT Frequency 20KHz
Communication Interface RS485, Ethernet
Communication Protocol Modbus protocol
Protection Class IP 20
Certificate TUV CE/AS/URL
Noise Level <60db

 

3Product Feature

  • Power Factor ≥0.99
  • 20ms response time
  • Inverter-Based Power Factor Correction
  • Three-level topology& FFT algorithm
  • Ease of commissioning with modern power quality monitoring and reporting

 

4SVG Advantages

  • Compensate Reactive Power (leading & lagging)
  • Precise Compensation high Power Factor
  • No Resonance
  • Quick Response

5. How does the CoEpower Static Var Generator Work?

In modern electrical systems, many types of industrial equipment, such as motors, inverters, and welding machines, draw inductive or capacitive current. This causes the current to lag behind or lead ahead of the voltage, resulting in a non-unity power factor and poor power quality.

The CoEpower Static Var Generator is designed to solve this issue dynamically and precisely.

(1). Real-Time Detection

The CoEpower SVG continuously monitors the electrical load in real time by detecting the phase angle difference between the current and voltage. This phase angle difference indicates whether the system is experiencing:

-Inductive load (current lags voltage)

-Capacitive load (current leads voltage)

(2). Instantaneous Compensation

Once the CoEpower SVG detects a phase mismatch, it uses its built-in fast-switching power electronic components (e.g., IGBTs) to generate a compensating current:

-If the load is inductive, it generates a leading (capacitive) current.

-If the load is capacitive, it generates a lagging (inductive) current.

This compensating current is injected into the grid or system at the point of common coupling.

(3). Achieving Unity Power Factor

The goal of the CoEpower SVG is to make the current waveform align closely with the voltage waveform at the transformer or system input. When the current and voltage are in phase, the fundamental power factor is corrected to nearly 1.0, which means:

-Maximum efficiency in power delivery

-Minimal reactive power flow

-Reduced energy loss and equipment stress

(4). Intelligent & Adaptive Operation

Unlike traditional capacitor banks that switch in fixed steps, the CoEpower SVG provides smooth, stepless compensation with millisecond response times. It dynamically adapts to:

-Rapid load changes

-Fluctuating power factor

-Complex harmonic-rich environments

The CoEpower Static Var Generator works by detecting and correcting phase angle imbalances between current and voltage in real time. By injecting an exact amount of reactive power—either leading or lagging—it ensures that your system operates with high efficiency, minimal losses, and maximum power quality.

 

6. Compensation Effect

IGBT DSP control system makes the reactive power compensation from mechanical compensation evolve to intelligent power electronic stability compensation. Whatever the load current changes, SVG can always output the corresponding compensation current to realize the perfect combination. Always keep the power factor as 0.99. Running well in a severe environment like high THDU/high ambient temperature/high amplitude.

 

7. How to Install a Static Var Generator?

Note: Always consult the manufacturer’s manual and hire a licensed electrician or engineer for actual installation.

(1) Site Assessment & Load Analysis

Measure your system’s power factor, load profile, and reactive power demand using a power quality analyzer.

Identify where the SVG should be placed (main distribution panel, sub-panel, or near heavy loads).

Choose a properly sized SVG unit based on reactive power (kVAR) requirements.

(2) Unpacking & Inspection

Carefully unpack the SVG and check for physical damage during transport.

Verify that the voltage rating, current rating, and frequency match your system.

(3)Physical Installation

Mount the SVG in a clean, dry, and well-ventilated location (avoid high temperatures or dusty areas).

Ensure enough space for heat dissipation and future maintenance.

Secure the SVG using floor or wall mounts (depending on the model).

(4) Electrical Connections

Power Connection: Connect the SVG input terminals to the busbar or main distribution line using appropriately rated cables.

CT Connection (Current Transformers):

-Connect the CTs to measure load current.

-Install CTs in the correct phase sequence and direction.

-Typically placed on the incoming lines before the load.

Control Wiring: Connect the CT signals and control communication (RS485, Modbus, etc.) to the SVG controller.

(5) Commissioning & Configuration

Power on the SVG.

Configure the following settings using the built-in display or external software:

-System voltage and current ratings

-CT ratio

-Target power factor

-Communication parameters

Perform a function test to ensure the SVG is injecting/absorbing reactive power properly.

(6) Final Checks and Monitoring

Monitor the SVG’s performance for a few hours or days to ensure:

-Power factor is improving (near 1.0)

-No abnormal alarms or overheating

-Voltage and current are within safe limits

Set up remote monitoring, if available.

(7) Safety Reminders

Always disconnect power before making any electrical connections.

Use PPE (personal protective equipment) and follow lockout-tagout (LOTO) procedures.

Only qualified personnel should perform the installation.

 

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CoEpower Production Line

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