Your utility charges a penalty when power factor drops below 0.90 or 0.95 depending on your contract. A power factor capacitor bank corrects the lag, moving your PF back above the penalty threshold. We have seen facilities save 10 to 25 percent on monthly bills. Capacitor banks for power factor correction are the most cost-effective way to fix this — cheaper than SVG panels or synchronous condensers for most sites.
An LV capacitor bank is a set of polypropylene film capacitors installed at your main distribution board to inject leading reactive current. When motors, transformers, and inductive loads draw lagging current, a pfc capacitor bank cancels that lag and brings your power factor closer to 1.00. The utility meter stops charging you for reactive power, and your bill drops immediately.
IP41 standard for indoor electrical rooms. IP54 for dusty factory environments. IP65 for outdoor or coastal installations. Powder-coated steel. Full-perimeter neoprene door gasket for IP65 versions. Key lock on every door.
Yes. Your logo on the enclosure. Your color scheme. Multi-language circuit schedules. Region-specific compliance documentation — CE, CCC, SASO, SNI, GOST. One project manager from design to shipment. NDA available if your project requires it.
Standard lighting panels ship in 3 to 5 weeks from our 20,000 m² factory. Custom circuit counts or non-standard enclosure sizes add 1 to 2 weeks. We keep buffer stock of Schneider and ABB breakers for the most common ratings.
Yes, standard. Every lighting panel includes an RCCB rated 30mA trip sensitivity. Earth leakage protection is not optional — it protects people from electric shock and meets every national wiring code. We ship the RCCB trip test result with every panel.
A lighting distribution board is a sub-panel for lighting circuits, typically 63A to 250A, wall-mounted. A main distribution board handles the whole building, 400A to 4000A, floor-standing. Different purpose. Different scale. Same build quality.
Yes. 4-way, 8-way, 12-way, or custom. IP41 for indoor electrical risers. IP54 for basements and dusty areas. IP65 for outdoor mounting. Wall-mounted or flush. Tell us your circuit count and site conditions and we configure accordingly.
