Results Start with Measurement
The first step to effective power quality monitoring is choosing the right measurement equipment, which reduces costs and improves performance. This can help reduce economic costs and improve technical performance.
Superior technology
An Active Dynamic Filter (ADF) is a high-tech, computer-controlled device that quickly generates offsetting currents to deliver pure power, with little to no delay. Passive filters offer a more economical solution. Trust our experts to recommend the best solution for your company.
Save credibility, time and money
Competitive pricing with a quick payback that could save you millions of dollars over time, and most importantly, maintain your credibility with clients, which is at risk without power quality solutions.
How clean is your power?
Industrial and commercial operations increasingly rely on non-linear loads, high-current equipment, and lightning systems to meet their needs. However, this can lead to power instabilities that, while invisible at first, gradually impact the safety and reliability of equipment sharing the same power supply. These instabilities can cause equipment damage, reduce lifespan, trigger component failures, decrease efficiency, and drive up energy costs. In fact, 50% of power outages are directly linked to power quality (PQ) issues, and 80% of all PQ problems originate from within the facility.
There are seven key types of power disturbances: Harmonics, Reactive Power, Transients, Oscillations, Flicker, Voltage Variations, and Network Unbalance.