LKSG Series Filter Reactors (Tuned Filter Reactors)
Product Introduction
LKSG series filter reactors are connected in series with power capacitors to form LC resonant branches in harmonic filtering cabinets. By providing inductive impedance at designated harmonic frequencies, the filter branches absorb local harmonic currents and prevent them from propagating through the grid.
These reactors improve system power factor, reduce voltage waveform distortion, mitigate network pollution, and enhance overall power quality in harmonic-rich industrial and commercial power systems.
Model Code Description
LKSG-□□□-□□-□
Structural Features
- Available in three-phase and single-phase versions, all dry-type iron-core construction
- Core frame welded from flat steel in a cage structure with compact and uniform arrangement
- Key components and fasteners use non-magnetic materials to ensure a high quality factor and excellent filtering performance
- Critical metal parts receive anti-corrosion treatment for long service life
- Compact size, low noise, and light weight, easy to install and integrate into cabinets
Technical Data
| Parameter |
Specification |
| Insulation structure |
Dry-type reactor |
| Core type |
Iron-core reactor |
| Rated current |
1–1000 A |
| System rated voltage |
280 V / 400 V / 525 V / 690 V / 1140 V |
| Matching capacitor capacity |
1–1000 kvar |
| Insulation class |
F or H |
Standards Compliance
- GB/T 10229-1988 – Power Reactor Standard
- JB 5346-1998 – Filter Reactor Standard
- IEC 289:1987 – Reactor Standard
Operating Environment
- Altitude: ≤ 2000 m
- Ambient temperature: −25°C to +45°C
- Relative humidity: ≤ 90%, non-condensing
- Installation site must be free from corrosive gases and flammable or explosive substances
- Adequate ventilation required; when installed inside a cabinet, forced ventilation should be provided