100 hp (75 kW) DC Reactor, Single Phase

DC line reactor power 75 kW (100hp), rated current 200A, single phase, effectively improve the power factor and reduce the AC pulse of the DC bus, widely used for the DC side of the converter.

SKU: CCHN-DCR-100

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Overview

Single phase DC line reactor can be used for high voltage direct current, power 100 hp (75 kW), voltage from 220V to 1200V is optional, material copper or aluminum.

Specification:

Model	CCHN-DCL-200
Phase	1 Phase
Power Adapter	75 kW (100 hp)
Recommended VFD Model	SKU: GK3000-4T0750G (2 hp three phase VFD)
VFD Voltage Adapter	200V-1200V (Contact us for other voltages)
Rated Current	200A
Inductance	0.16mH
Insulation Grade	F.H
Dimension	165170185mm (LWH)
Mounting Dimension	120*95mm
Electric Strength	Iron core-winding 3000VAC/50Hz/10mA/60s no arcing no breakdown
Insulation Resistance	iron core-winding 1000VDC, Insulation resistance ≥100MV
Noise of Reactor	Less than 35dB (measured from 1 meter away in horizon from reactor)
Degree of Protection	IP00
Degree of Insulation	> Class F
Weight	17kg

Features
1. Improve the input current wave caused by capacitor harmonics.
2. Reduce and prevent rectifier bridge damage and capacitors.
3. Overheating due to a surge in current.
4. Improve the power factor and reduce the AC pulse of the DC bus.
5. Limit transient changes in system voltage.

75 kW DC Reactor Dimension (unit: mm)

Details

Tips: When does the inverter need to add a special input reactor for the inverter?

1. There is a power factor correction (compensation) device on the power supply.

2. There is a risk of lightning strikes for the power supply, or the inverter often reports faults such as operating overvoltages.

3.The ratio of the capacity of the inverter to the capacity of the transformer is greater than or equal to 1:10.

4. The power factor of the frequency conversion system is too low, and the power factor of the frequency conversion system needs to be improved.

5. When the inverter pollutes the power supply, causing other electrical equipment to fail to work normally.

6. When the frequency conversion system is undergoing EMC test and fails to pass normally.