Catalogue EX216012 - AT - Export - EN

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REACTIVE ENERGY COMPENSATION AND CONTROL OF

ELECTRICAL NETWORK QUALITY
INTERNATIONAL VERSION
Contents
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2-5 Optimum performance and energy efficiency 2-3

Energy Power Quality audit 4-5
efficiency
6-15 Reactive energy compensation 6-7
General Determining the reactive energy compensation solution 8-11
information Selection guide 12-13
Solutions for all applications 14-15
16-61 Sub-table of content 16-17

Low voltage Alpimatic and Alpistatic automatic capacitor banks 18-19
range Alpivar3 and Alpican capacitors 20-21
Catalogue pages 22-61
62-76 Sub-table of content 62-63

High voltage High voltage capacitors 64
range High voltage capacitor banks 68
General characteristics of HV components 70
HV capacitor bank faults and protection types 71
External protection devices used with HV capacitors 72
Operating and protection components and devices 73
Installation examples 74
77-85
Appendices
GENERAL CONTENTS CATALOGUE 1

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Alpes Technologies is
a Legrand Group brand
specialised in reactive
energy compensation and
monitoring of electrical
Power quality, with a
range of products and
services to improve the
energy efficiency of your
installation.
GREEN ECO- LV AND HV CAPACITOR BANKS UNINTERRUPTIBLE

TRANSFORMERS Fixed or automatic for reactive energy compensation. Different POWER SUPPLIES (UPS)
(100 kVA – 3150 kVA) low or high voltage solutions according to the characteristics of The innovative design and high
Quality and reliability guaranteed, your installation. quality of the components used
reduction in energy consumption enable our UPS to achieve up to
resulting in energy savings. 96% efficiency, leading to significant
energy savings.
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IMPROVE POWER REDUCE THE Alpes Technologies

AVAILABILITY MAINTENANCE COSTS solutions fit naturally
Based around • Minimise unwanted OF YOUR ELECTRICAL in the Legrand group's
INSTALLATION
reactive energy interruptions to the power global energy efficiency
approach which aims
supply and compensate • Deal with harmonics to
compensation, for harmful voltage dips in avoid premature ageing of to offer ever more
the Alpes commercial and industrial equipment and destruction solutions for improved
management of electricity,
environments. of electronic components
Technologies offer • Optimise the size of your • Reduce transformer noise
reduce consumption
is designed to: installation. and temperature rise
and contribute towards
supplying high quality
IMPROVE THE energy.
BUILDING'S ENERGY
PERFORMANCE Compensation,
improvement, harmonic
• Optimise energy
mitigation... Numerous
consumption, by cutting
solutions are available
energy bills, energy losses
through the various Group
and CO2 emissions.
brands which can be
implemented to guarantee
optimum quality of your
electricity supply.
ALPES TECHNOLOGIES: QUALITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL

CHALLENGES
• Expenditure devoted to research • Recognised certifications,

and development: 8% of annual issued by the Bureau Veritas:
turnover ISO 9001 and ISO 14001
• Low voltage capacitors with
EMDX3 MULTIFUNCTION patented technology:
MEASUREMENT CONTROL UNITS - Vacuum coating technique for
Active and reactive power, power factor
capacitor windings
and harmonic level measurements.
- Pressure monitoring devices
(systems which disconnect the
faulty winding)
- Internal fuses
Refer to the Legrand catalogue
ENERGY EFFICIENCY CATALOGUE 3

Power
audit
Quality
your electrical network
a key asset in your performance
Would you like an WINNING MANAGEMENT OF The following parameters will be
YOUR ELECTRICAL NETWORK systematically recorded, so we
analysis of the quality can offer you the best optimisation
The "Power Quality" audit can be
of your supply to used to highlight faults on the supply, solutions:
determine the size of reactive energy • voltages and currents
improve energy
compensation and guide you through • voltage and current harmonics,
performance? the selection of optimised energy apparent, active and reactive power
supply solutions.
• phase shifts
The Alptec2333b portable analyser
• voltage dips and overvoltages plus
Are you faced with records important electrical
the associated waveforms
phenomena in your installation,
a specific problem
on the main LV distribution board
which requires a secondary network (230 to 700 V) or
via current transformers (for 6 kV,
dedicated response?
20 kV, 63 kV HV networks).
1 • REQUEST A QUOTATION 2 • QUOTATION

STEPS
• by email to the address The quotation will be sent to you
THE com@alpestechnologies.com so you can approve
WER • using the online
the proposed solution.
QUALITY "Request diagnostics"

form available on our website
ex enc osures.
AUDIT www.alpestechnologies.com
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Ask Alpes
Technologies to
audit your network:
concrete solutions
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optimum efficiency!
3 • RECEIPT 4 • INSTALLATION 5 • REPORT

After approving the quotation, 2 options for ensuring the analyser Handover of a report:
you will receive the Alptec 2333b is correctly installed: measurements with comments
analyser (IP54, with integrated • Remote support using data and recommendations after
GSM modem). displayed via GSM 1 week of measurements
• Intervention by a technician. minimum: real-time simultaneous
monitoring of all electrical
parameters.
POWER QUALITY AUDIT CATALOGUE 5

REACTIVE ENERGY
COMPENSATION
An AC electrical installation
POWER FACTOR ADVANTAGES
incorporating receivers such By definition, the power factor of an electrical By supplying reactive energy on demand,
Alpes Technologies capacitor banks allow the
as transformers, motors, installation (PF) is equal to the active power
P (kW) over the apparent power S (kVA). subscriber to do the following:
fluorescent tube ballasts or any 1. Increase the power available to the
PF = P (kW)/S(kVA)
other receivers whose current distribution transformers
Usually PF - Cos ø
is phase-shifted in relation to EXAMPLE
For a 1000 kVAr transformer with cos ø = 0.75 and a 750 kW
the voltage, consumes reactive a good power factor is:
- high cos ø (close to 1) installation: by increasing the cos ø to 0.96 a further 210 kW
can be gained (+28%).
energy. - or low tg ø (close to 0)
A power factor of 1 will result in no reactive Correlation between power factor/gain in

energy consumption and vice versa. available power
This reactive energy (expressed Energy metering devices record active and
Level of power Additional power available
in kilovar-hours – kVArh) is reactive energy consumption. Electricity
suppliers generally use the term tg ø on
factor cos ø to the transformer
billed in the same way as active their bills. 0.8 +7%
0.85 +13%
energy by energy suppliers. Cos ϕ and tg ϕ are linked by the
0.9 +20%
following equation:
Reactive energy therefore 1 0.96 +28%
results in more power being Cos ø = 1 +33%

1 + (tg ø)2
used and thus contributes to
2. Limit energy losses in the cables by the
higher electricity bills. Joule effet (limiting voltage drops) given
Determining the capacitor power in kVAr, see p. 8 the decrease in the current carried in the
installation
EXAMPLE
For a 1000 kVA transformer with cos ø =0.75
and a 750 kW installation: by increasing the cos ø to 0.96,
we get a reduction in current of around 22%.
3. Achieve energy savings regardless of the

type of electricity supplier contract.
• Installing a capacitor bank allows users to:
- save energy
- avoid the penalties applied by the electricity
supplier or
- optimise the electricity contract
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OPERATING PRINCIPLE Power diagram

Capacitor banks improve the power factor of an
0 P U
electrical installation by giving it a proportion of ø2
the reactive energy it consumes. Q2
ø1 S2
The capacitor is a receiver made up of two Qc
conductive parts (electrodes) separated by an S1 Q1
insulator. When this receiver is subjected to
a sinusoidal voltage, it shifts its current, and
hence its power (capacitive reactive), by 90° P: Active power
ahead of the voltage. S1 and S2: apparent powers (before and after compensation)
Conversely, all other receivers (motors, Qc: capacitor reactive power
transformers, etc.) shift their reactive component Q1: reactive power without capacitor
(current or inductive reactive power) by 90° Q2: reactive power with capacitor
behind the voltage.
Equations
The vectorial composition of these currents or
reactive powers (inductive and capacitive) gives Q2 = Q1 - Qc
a reactive resultant current or power below the Qc = Q1 - Q2
value which existed before the capacitors were Qc = P.tg ø 1 - P.tg ø 2
installed.
Qc = P(tg ø 1 - tg ø 2)
In simple terms, it is said that inductive receivers
(motors, transformers, etc.) consume reactive ø 1 phase shift without capacitor
energy whereas capacitors (capacitive receivers) ø 2 phase shift with capacitor
produce reactive energy.
cos ϕ ≈ 0.8 (tg ϕ ≈ 0.75)
Active Energy (kWh) Active Energy (kWh)

Reactive Energy (kVArh) Reactive Energy (kVArh)
cos ϕ ≈ 1 (tg ϕ ≈ 0)
Active Energy (kWh) Active Energy (kWh)

Saving Saving
ELECTRICITY
SUPPLY
GENERAL INFORMATION CATALOGUE 7

DETERMINING THE LV
REACTIVE ENERGY
COMPENSATION SOLUTION
STEP 1
In a low voltage electrical installation, determining the
DETERMINING THE CAPACITOR
reactive energy compensation solution requires several POWER IN KVAR
stages as follows: To determine the capacitor power (kVAr) to
compensate for the reactive energy required
for the installation, use one of the following
methods:
Determining the capacitor
• Measurement of the reactive power and
STEP 1
power (kVAr) to compensate Cos ø with measurement control units (such

for the reactive energy as those in the Legrand EMDX³ range) or with
required for the installation network analysers for complete diagnostics
of the various phenomena ("Power Quality"
see p.8
Audit, see p. 4).
• Analysis of the electricity supplier's
bills according to the subscription type
(subscribed demand, reactive energy billed
Determining Global compensation for the whole installation in kVArh and tg ø).
STEP 2
the general Compensation for each sector • In the context of future installations,
configuration Individual compensation in high power loads compensation is frequently required right
from the commissioning stage. In this case, it
see p.10
is not possible to calculate the capacitor bank
using conventional methods (electricity bill).
For this type of installation, we recommend

installing a capacitor bank with approximately
Determining Fixed compensation for stable load 25% of the nominal power of the
STEP 3
the compensation Automatic compensation for variable or corresponding HV/LV transformer.

mode unstable load
Dynamic compensation for very unstable load EXAMPLE
see p.10
1000 kVA transformer, capacitor Q = 250 kVAr
NB: This type of ratio corresponds to the following
operating conditions:
- 1000 kVA transformer
- Actual transformer load = 75%
Determining the Identify the level of harmonic pollution by
- Cos ø of the load = 0.80 } k = 0.421
STEP 4
capacitor bank Thdi –Thdu measurements or if necessary

- Cos ø to be obtained = 0.95 } (see table on opposite page)
(eg: new installation) by estimating the
type according to percentage of "non-linear loads" Qc = 1000 x 75% x 0.80 x 0.421 = 250 kvar
the level of harmonics (Sh/St)
see p.11
• Estimated total amount of reactive energy
needed for all receivers in the installation,
especially motors and transformers
depending on the manufacturer's data.
SELECTION GUIDE
P. 12-13
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Initial power
The table opposite can be used
factor Capacitor power to be installed, in kvar per kW of load, to increase the power factor to cos ø2: to calculate the capacitor power
in order to switch from an initial
cos ø2: 0.90 0.91 0.92 0.93 0.94 0.95 0.96 0.97 0.98 0.99 1
cos ø1 tg ø1 power factor to a desired power
tg ø2: 0.48 0.46 0.43 0.40 0.36 0.33 0.29 0.25 0.20 0.14 0.0 factor based on the receiver power
0.40 2.29 1.805 1.832 1.861 1.895 1.924 1.959 1.998 2.037 2.085 2.146 2.288 in kW. It also gives the equivalence
0.41 2.22 1.742 1.769 1.798 1.831 1.840 1.896 1.935 1.973 2.021 2.082 2.225 between cos ø and tg ø.
0.42 2.16 1.681 1.709 1.738 1.771 1.800 1.836 1.874 1.913 1.961 2.002 2.164
0.43 2.10 1.624 1.651 1.680 1.713 1.742 1.778 1.816 1.855 1.903 1.964 2.107
0.44 2.04 1.558 1.585 1.614 1.647 1.677 1.712 1.751 1.790 1.837 1.899 2.041
0.45 1.98 1.501 1.532 1.561 1.592 1.626 1.659 1.695 1.737 1.784 1.846 1.988
0.46 1.93 1.446 1.473 1.502 1.533 1.567 1.600 1.636 1.677 1.725 1.786 1.929
0.47 1.88 1.397 1.425 1.454 1.485 1.519 1.532 1.588 1.629 1.677 1.758 1.881
0.48 1.83 1.343 1.730 1.400 1.430 1.464 1.467 1.534 1.575 1.623 1.684 1.826
0.49 1.78 1.297 1.326 1.355 1.386 1.420 1.453 1.489 1.530 1.578 1.639 1.782
0.50 1.73 1.248 1.276 1.303 1.337 1.369 1.403 1.441 1.481 1.529 1.590 1.732
0.51 1.69 1.202 1.230 1.257 1.291 1.323 1.357 1.395 1.435 1.483 1.544 1.686
0.52 1.64 1.160 1.188 1.215 1.249 1.281 1.315 1.353 1.393 1.441 1.502 1.644
0.53 1.60 1.116 1.144 1.171 1.205 1.237 1.271 1.309 1.349 1.397 1.458 1.600
0.54 1.56 1.075 1.103 1.130 1.164 1.196 1.230 1.268 1.308 1.356 1.417 1.559
0.55 1.52 1.035 1.063 1.090 1.124 1.156 1.190 1.228 1.268 1.316 1.377 1.519
0.56 1.48 0.996 1.024 1.051 1.085 1.117 1.151 1.189 1.229 1.277 1.338 1.480
0.57 1.44 0.958 0.986 1.013 1.047 1.079 1.113 1.151 1.191 1.239 1.300 1.442
0.58 1.40 0.921 0.949 0.976 1.010 1.042 1.073 1.114 1.154 1.202 1.263 1.405
0.59 1.37 0.884 0.912 0.939 0.973 1.005 1.039 1.077 1.117 1.165 1.226 1.368
0.60 1.33 0.849 0.878 0.905 0.939 0.971 1.005 1.043 1.083 1.131 1.192 1.334
0.61 1.30 0.815 0.843 0.870 0.904 0.936 0.970 1.008 1.048 1.096 1.157 1.299
0.62 1.27 0.781 0.809 0.836 0.870 0.902 0.936 0.974 1.014 1.062 1.123 1.265
0.63 1.23 0.749 0.777 0.804 0.838 0.870 0.904 0.942 0.982 1.030 1.091 1.233
0.64 1.20 0.716 0.744 0.771 0.805 0.837 0.871 0.909 0.949 0.997 1.058 1.200
0.65 1.17 0.685 0.713 0.740 0.774 0.806 0.840 0.878 0.918 0.966 1.007 1.169
0.66 1.14 0.654 0.682 0.709 0.743 0.775 0.809 0.847 0.887 0.935 0.996 1.138
0.67 1.11 0.624 0.652 0.679 0.713 0.745 0.779 0.817 0.857 0.905 0.966 1.108
0.68 1.08 0.595 0.623 0.650 0.684 0.716 0.750 0.788 0.828 0.876 0.937 1.079
0.69 1.05 0.565 0.593 0.620 0.654 0.686 0.720 0.758 0.798 0.840 0.907 1.049
0.70 1.02 0.536 0.564 0.591 0.625 0.657 0.691 0.729 0.796 0.811 0.878 1.020
0.71 0.99 0.508 0.536 0.563 0.597 0.629 0.663 0.701 0.741 0.783 0.850 0.992
0.72 0.96 0.479 0.507 0.534 0.568 0.600 0.634 0.672 0.721 0.754 0.821 0.963
0.73 0.94 0.452 0.480 0.507 0.541 0.573 0.607 0.645 0.685 0.727 0.794 0.936
0.74 0.91 0.425 0.453 0.480 0.514 0.546 0.580 0.618 0.658 0.700 0.767 0.909
0.75 0.88 0.398 0.426 0.453 0.487 0.519 0.553 0.591 0.631 0.673 0.740 0.882
0.76 0.86 0.371 0.399 0.426 0.460 0.492 0.526 0.564 0.604 0.652 0.713 0.855
0.77 0.83 0.345 0.373 0.400 0.434 0.466 0.500 0.538 0.578 0.620 0.687 0.829
0.78 0.80 0.319 0.347 0.374 0.408 0.440 0.474 0.512 0.552 0.594 0.661 0.803
0.79 0.78 0.292 0.320 0.347 0.381 0.413 0.447 0.485 0.525 0.567 0.634 0.776
0.80 0.75 0.266 0.294 0.321 0.355 0.387 0.421 0.459 0.499 0.541 0.608 0.750
0.81 0.72 0.240 0.268 0.295 0.329 0.361 0.395 0.433 0.473 0.515 0.582 0.724
0.82 0.70 0.214 0.242 0.269 0.303 0.335 0.369 0.407 0.447 0.489 0.556 0.698
0.83 0.67 0.188 0.216 0.243 0.277 0.309 0.343 0.381 0.421 0.463 0.530 0.672
0.84 0.65 0.162 0.190 0.217 0.251 0.283 0.317 0.355 0.395 0.437 0.504 0.645
0.85 0.62 0.136 0.164 0.191 0.225 0.257 0.291 0.329 0.369 0.417 0.478 0.602
0.86 0.59 0.109 0.140 0.167 0.198 0.230 0.264 0.301 0.343 0.390 0.450 0.593
0.87 0.57 0.083 0.114 0.141 0.172 0.204 0.238 0.275 0.317 0.364 0.424 0.567
0.88 0.54 0.054 0.085 0.112 0.143 0.175 0.209 0.246 0.288 0.335 0.395 0.538
0.89 0.51 0.028 0.059 0.086 0.117 0.149 0.183 0.230 0.262 0.309 0.369 0.512
0.90 0.48 0.031 0.058 0.089 0.121 0.155 0.192 0.234 0.281 0.341 0.484
For example: 200 kW motor - cos ø 1= 0.75 - cos ø 2 desired = 0.93 - Qc = 200 x 0.487 = 98 kVAr

DETERMINING THE
REACTIVE ENERGY
COMPENSATION SOLUTION (continued)
STEP 2 STEP 3
DETERMINING Electricity supply DETERMINING THE
THE GENERAL CONFIGURATION COMPENSATION MODE
Depending on the installation architecture, the
location and power of the receivers consuming
Qc
reactive energy, the following are possible: < 15% > 15%
Transformer ST
GLOBAL COMPENSATION in the main
LV distribution board > choose an automatic
RAPIDLY CHANGING LOAD

or dynamic bank (Alpimatic or Alpistatic) Circuit breaker
COMPENSATION BY EACH SECTOR in the GC
STABLE LOAD
VARIABLE LOAD
secondary distribution boards, for example:
workshop secondary distribution board > choose
an automatic or dynamic bank (Alpimatic or
Alpistatic) CS CS
INDIVIDUAL COMPENSATION as close as

possible to the load consuming the reactive Alpivar3 Alpimatic Alpistatic
energy (depending on variation in the loads IC IC IC Alpibloc
a fixed bank, Alpivar3 or Alpibloc, may suffice).
M M M M
A A A A
EXAMPLE
Compensating reactive energy at the terminals of GC = Global compensation

a motor by a fixed capacitor bank controlled at the same CS = Compensation by sector
time as the motor IC = Individual compensation
M = Typical motor load
GLOBAL COMPENSATION COMPENSATION INDIVIDUAL

BY EACH SECTOR COMPENSATION QC = Power of the compensation system
in kVar
No billing of reactive energy No billing of reactive energy No billing of reactive energy ST = Power of the MV/LV transformer in kVA
Increased power available Reduction of losses along Reduction of losses along (or MV/LV transformers if there are two or
ADVANTAGES
at the transformer secondary the line between transformer the whole line between more transformers in parallel)
Most economical solution and mains secondary transformer and the load
distribution boards Reactive energy
Economical solution compensation as close
as possible to the devices
consuming reactive energy
No reduction in losses Solution generally used Most expensive solution

COMMENTS
along the line (voltage dips for very extensive factory given the high number of
for loads a long way from the networks installations
capacitor bank)
No savings in terms of
sizing electrical equipment
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STEP 4
DETERMINING THE CAPACITOR Measurements Estimates
Type of capacitor to be used
BANK TYPE ACCORDING TO THE THDU % THDI % SH/ST %
LEVEL OF HARMONICS
≤3 ≤ 10 ≤ 15 S type
For supplies with a high level of harmonic
pollution, Alpes Technologies recommends
capacitor banks with SAH, SAH reinforced and
SAH extra-reinforced type detuned reactors.
≤4 ≤ 15 ≤ 25 H type
The detuned reactor performs a threefold role:
• Increasing the capacitor
impedance in relation to the
harmonic currents
≤6 ≤ 30 ≤ 35 SAH type(1)(2) Reactor tuned to 189 Hz
• Shifting the parallel
resonance frequency Reactor tuned to 135 Hz if high
(Fr.p) of the source and level of 3rd order harmonics
capacitor to below the main
frequencies of the harmonic currents that are ≤8 ≤ 40 ≤ 50 SAH Reactor tuned to 189 Hz
causing interference. Reinforced
Tuning Blocking Tuning type(1)
frequency factor number
(Hz) (P%) (n)
≤ 11 ≤ 55 ≤ 65 SAH Installation audit required,
215 5.4 4.3
Extra-rein- please consult us
189 7 3.78 forced type(1) Power Quality audit (p. 4)
135 14 2.7 OR Reactor tuned to 215 Hz
Active filter
• Helping to reduce harmonic levels in the
supply. > 11 > 55 > 65 Active filter Installation audit required,
please consult us
Power Quality audit (p. 4)
The table opposite can be used to select the
capacitor bank type according to the degree
of harmonic pollution, by measuring the
percentage of THDi and THDu or by estimating ST: power in kVA of the MV/LV transformer (1) SAH, SAH reinforced and SAH extra-
the percentage total power of SH/ST non-linear (or MV/LV transformers if there are two or reinforced type capacitor banks are enclosures
loads. more transformers in parallel). with detuned reactor. Check compatibility
SH: expanded power in kVA of the harmonic with your local operator's centralised remote
generators in the secondary of the MV/LV control frequency. For other tuning frequencies
transformer(s) to be compensated. please consult us.
THDi: percentage of total harmonic current (2) SAH type capacitor banks with 135 Hz
pollution. reactor are recommended for an installation
with high level of 3rd order harmonics, for
THDu: percentage of total harmonic voltage example if Ih3 > 0.2*Ih5.
pollution. Ih3: 3rd order harmonic currents
Ih5: 5th order harmonic currents

Selection
guide
determining the reactive
energy compensation solution
CAPACITOR BANK
POWER/TRANSFORMER
LOAD COMPENSATION
POWER RATIO
(QC/ST)
≤ 15% STABLE FIXED
VARIABLE AUTOMATIC
> 15%
RAPIDLY CHANGING DYNAMIC
ALPIVAR3 (p. 36) ALPIBLOC (p. 22)
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HARMONIC POLLUTION LEVEL

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RANGES MEASUREMENTS ESTIMATES TYPE OF CAPACITOR
THDU % THDI % SH/ST % TO BE USED
WITHOUT WITH CIRCUIT- ≤3 ≤ 10 ≤ 15 S type

CIRCUIT- BREAKER
BREAKER ALPIBLOC
ALPIVAR³ p. 22 ≤4 ≤ 15 ≤ 25 H type
p. 36
189 Hz reactor
≤6 ≤ 30 ≤ 35 SAH type(2)
135 Hz reactor(3)
WITH/WITHOUT
CIRCUIT-BREAKER
≤8 ≤ 40 ≤ 50 SAH Reinforced type (2) 189 Hz reactor
ALPIMATIC
p. 24-27
SAH Extra-
215 Hz reactor
reinforced type (2)
≤ 11(4) ≤ 55(4) ≤ 65 (4)
WITH/WITHOUT
CIRCUIT-BREAKER Active filter
ALPISTATIC(1)
p. 31-33
(1) The Alpistatic range is only available in

a version with detuned reactor.
(2) SAH, SAH reinforced and SAH extra-
reinforced type capacitor banks are
enclosures with detuned reactor. Check
compatibility with your local operator's
centralised remote control frequency. For
other tuning frequencies please consult us.
(3) SAH type capacitor banks with 135 Hz
reactor are recommended for an installation
with high level 3rd order harmonics.
(4) From this harmonic level, an audit of the
installation should be made to determine
ALPIMATIC (p. 24-27) ALPISTATIC (p. 31-33) the size of the adapted reactive energy
compensation solution and/or treatment of
harmonics with active filter, Please consult us.

Solutions
for all
applications
Alpes Technologies
offers solutions
for reactive energy
compensation that
are perfectly suited
to different types of COMMERCIAL
application(1)
HOSPITAL
DATA CENTRE
AUTOMOTIVE
INDUSTRY
(1) These equivalences are given for information purposes only. Reactive energy compensation solutions must be
chosen according to the actual characteristics of the installation site.
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ALPIBLOC
ALPIMATIC
S and H types S and H types

ALPIMATIC
ALPISTATIC
H and SAH types H and SAH types

HV BANKS
ALPIMATIC
ALPISTATIC
SAH reinforced and SAH, SAH reinforced and

SAH extra-reinforced types SAH extra-reinforced types

Fixed and automatic P. 22
capacitor banks Alpibloc fixed
capacitor banks
with integrated
circuit breaker
P. 36
Alpivar3
capacitor banks
Components for
low voltage reactive
energy compensation
P. 55
LOW VOLTAGE
Alpimatic racks with
SAH, SAH reinforced
and SAH extra-
RANGE
reinforced type
detuned reactor
SEE THE PRODUCTS
Alpimatic automatic Alpistatic automatic

capacitor banks capacitor banks
with or without with detuned reactor
detuned reactor (p. 19 and 31 to 33)
(p. 18 and 24 to 30)
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P. 24 P. 26 P. 31
Alpimatic, Alpimatic with SAH, Alpistatic with SAH,
S and H types SAH reinforced and SAH reinforced and
SAH extra-reinforced SAH extra-reinforced
type detuned reactor type detuned reactor
P. 45 P. 53 P. 54
Alpican Detuned reactors Alpimatic racks,
capacitors S and H types
P. 56 P. 57 P. 58
Alpistatic racks with Alptec power factor CT current
SAH, SAH reinforced controllers transformers
and SAH extra-
reinforced type
detuned reactor
Alpivar3
capacitor banks
S and H types from
2.5 to 125 kVAr
(p. 20 and 36)
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CAPACITOR BANKS
Alpimatic
Alpimatic capacitor banks are RACK COMPOSITION SPECIFIC CHARACTERISTICS
• S and H types for M and MH ranges • Fully modular design for easy
automatic banks with switching • SAH, SAH reinforced and SAH extension and maintenance
extra-reinforced types for the MS ranges • Power factor controller with
via electromechanical contactors. These are controlled by a power factor easy commissioning
controller and integrated in an enclosure. • Extendable enclosure on request
Available in 2 versions: with or without circuit
breaker ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
• Built-in power supply for auxiliary circuits
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS • Integrated connector block for load shedding
• IP 30 - IK 10 cabinet or enclosure contact (generator set, specific electricity
• Standard: IEC 61921 tariffs, etc.)
• Temperature class: • Possible remote alarm feedback
- Operation -10/+45°C (average over
24 hours : 40°C) OPTIONS
- Storage -30/+60°C • Smoke detection
• Ventilation: natural or forced (for enclosures • Air conditioning
with detuned reactor) • IP 54
• Colour: RAL 7035 grey enclosure • Fixed step
• Summing current transformer
CONNECTION (to be provided)

• Power cables in accordance with table on p. 46
• A current transformer to be positioned on
phase L1 of the installation upstream of all
the receivers and the capacitor bank
- primary: adapted to the installation
- secondary: 5 A
- power: 10 VA (recommended) - Class 1
The current transformer can be supplied

separately on request.
Alpibloc fixed capacitor banks with

integrated circuit breaker, see p. 22
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Alpistatic
Alpistatic capacitor banks are COMPOSITION GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
• The capacitor part, subdivided into a number • IP 30 - IK 10 enclosure
automatic banks with switching of steps depending on the power rating of • Standard: IEC 61921
the capacitor • Temperature class:
via thyristor-controlled solid • One three-pole solid state contactor per step - Operation –10/+ 45°C
(breaking all three phases) (average over 24 hours : 40°C)
state contactors. • Cooling of each solid state contactor by fan- - Storage – 30/+ 60°C
They provide "soft, fast" reactive cooled heat sink
• SAH, SAH reinforced and SAH extra-reinforced
• Ventilation: forced
• Cable entry via the bottom
energy compensation suitable types: 1 three-phase detuned reactor (or via the top on request)
protecting the solid state contactor and
for receivers that are sensitive providing protection against harmonics ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
• One set of 3 HRC fuses per step • Built-in power supply for auxiliary circuits
to voltage variations (PLCs, • A system for controlling the solid • Connector block for built-in load-shedding
state contactors, including a reactive contact
industrial computers) or that energy controller for automatic control:
with "auto-man" operation: OPTIONS
have ultra-fast cycles (robots, - Front panel display showing the number of
steps in operation and the installation cos ø • Smoke detection
welding machines, variable - Display of a number of other parameters • Air conditioning
(harmonics, etc.). • IP 54
speed drives). • A system for controlling the solid state • Fixed step
contactors, including a microprocessor • Summing current transformer
instrumentation and control card for each solid
state contactor, that: CONNECTION (to be provided)
- activates and deactivates the solid state • Power cables in accordance with table
contactors within 40 ms max. on page 46
- avoids any transient voltage and current • A current transformer to be positioned on
phenomena when steps are activated or phase L3 of the installation upstream of all
deactivated the receivers and the capacitor bank:
• Available in 2 versions: with or without - primary: adapted to the installation
circuit breaker - secondary: 5 A
- power: 10 VA (recommended) – Class 1
CONVENTIONAL SYSTEM WITH

SENSITIVE DATA ALPISTATIC
ELECTROMECHANICAL CONTACTORS
Presence of electromechanical contactors no yes
Wear of moving parts no yes
Contact bounce phenomenon no possible
Contact fatigue zero high
Transient overcurrents (deactivation of steps) no yes (may exceed 200 ln)
Transient undervoltages none yes (up to 100%)
Compatibility (PLCs, computer equipment, etc.) excellent average
Compatibility (welding machines, generator sets, etc.) excellent poor
Response time (activation and deactivation) 40 milliseconds max. approx. 30 seconds
Number of operations unlimited limited (electromechanical contactor)
Sound level during operation none low (electromechanical contactor)
Reduction of FLICKER yes (for highly inductive loads) no
Creation of harmonics no no
LOW VOLTAGE RANGE CATALOGUE 19

CAPACITORS
Alpivar3
Alpivar3 patented capacitors ADVANTAGES OF THE RANGE PRESENTATION
Alpivar3 capacitors are designed by combining Monobloc or modular, the Alpivar3 capacitor
with vacuum technology individual single-phase windings, connected in meets all user requirements.
a delta configuration The modular solution in particular, with its
are totally dry units with no to produce a three-phase unit. quick, easy assembly, can be used to create
impregnation or insulation These windings are created using two
units with different power ratings, resulting
in a significant reduction in storage costs for
liquid. metallised polypropylene films with zinc
coating on one side:
integrators and local distributors.
Conforming to standard IEC 60831-1 and 2.
• The metal coating forms the electrode
• The polypropylene film forms the insulation INSTALLATION
Its compact form makes it easy to install and
They are then vacuum-coated with a self- significantly reduces the costs of enclosures
extinguishing thermosetting polyurethane resin and racks.
which forms the casing, providing mechanical The casing is particularly resistant to all
and electrical environmental protection. solvents and atmospheric agents (rain, sun,
salty air, etc.).
This vacuum coating technique for the
windings, which is unique to ALPES The Alpivar3 capacitor is ideal for installations:
TECHNOLOGIES, gives Alpivar3 capacitors - In corrosive atmospheres
excellent resistance over time and a much - Outdoors (on request)
longer service life than conventional units.
CONNECTION
Vacuum sealing ensures that there is no air
or moisture near the windings. This design • The easy accessibility of the terminals on the
provides excellent resistance to overvoltages top of the unit make the Alpivar3 capacitor
and partial discharges. very easy to connect.
This unit complies fully with environmental
protection requirements (PCB-free). • The use of a system of "socket" terminals
enables direct connection of the unit via
cables and lugs.
• The Alpivar3 double-insulated or class 2

capacitor does not need earthing.
MOUNTING POSITION
• Vertical or horizontal mounting.
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ELECTRICAL PROTECTION DEVICES

Alpican
SAFE RELIABLE & EASY TO
• Self-healing dielectric: this property is 1 INSTALL ALUMINIUM CAN
connected with the characteristics of the CAPACITORS
metal deposit which forms the electrode
and the nature of the insulating medium Alpican is constructed with three single
(polypropylene film). elements stacked and assembled to form
This special manufacturing technique prevents 2
a delta connection.
breakdown of the capacitor due to electrical • Conforms to IEC 60831-1 and 2
overvoltages. Such overvoltages pierce • Compact design in cylindrical aluminium can
the dielectric and cause discharges which for uniform heat dissipation
vaporise the metal near the short-circuit, 3 • Biodegradable soft resin impregnant
thus instantaneously restoring the electrical • Dual safety with self healing and
insulation. overpressure disconnector
4 • Range: 2.5 to 30 kVAr - 50 HZ
• Internal fuses: one per winding. (3 to 36 kVAr - 60 Hz).
• Pressure monitoring devices: if an electrical
fault cannot be overcome by the film self-
healing or by means of the electrical fuse, gas 5
is emitted, causing a membrane to deform and
disconnecting the faulty winding. Triggering of
the pressure monitoring devices is visible from
outside the capacitor. This feature makes it 6
easy to quickly check the status of the unit.
7
These three protection devices, together with
the vacuum coating on the windings (technique 1 – Socket terminals for direct connection
patented by ALPES TECHNOLOGIES), result in a via cables and lugs
2 – Internal discharge resistor
very high-tech unit.
3 – Self-extinguishing plastic casing
4 – Self-healing coil
5 – Resin under vacuum
6 – Electrical fuse
7 – Pressure monitoring devices with visible
trip indication
LOW VOLTAGE RANGE CATALOGUE 21

Alpibloc fixed capacitor banks with Alpibloc fixed capacitor banks with integrated
integrated circuit breaker circuit breaker and detuned reactor
BH2040 BH6040
Technical characteristics opposite
400 V - 50 Hz three-phase network

Alpibloc is an Alpivar 3 capacitor with integrated circuit breaker
Equipment supplied ready for connection, for fixed compensation of low
and medium power electrical devices
For certain applications (remote control, etc.) the circuit breaker can be
replaced by a contactor and HRC fuses
Conforming to standard IEC 61921
BS.R12040.189
Pack Cat.Nos S type
Max. harmonic pollution level
THDU ≤ 3%, THDI ≤ 10% Technical characteristics opposite
Nominal power Circuit breaker Breaking
(kVAr) rating capacity
1 B1040 10 20 A 50 kA Alpivar3 capacitor combined with a detuned reactor and a circuit
1 B1540 15 32 A 50 kA breaker
1 B2040 20 40 A 50 kA Assembly fitted and wired in enclosure
1 B2540 25 50 A 50 kA IP 30 - IK 10 enclosure
1 B3040 30 63 A 50 kA Conforming to standard IEC 61921
1 B4040 40 100 A 25 kA Pack Cat.Nos SAH type
1 B5040 50 100 A 25 kA
1 B6040 60 125 A 25 kA Max. harmonic pollution level
1 B7540 75 160 A 25 kA THDU ≤ 6%, THDI ≤ 30%
1 B9040 90 250 A 36 kA 189 Hz (p = 7%)
1 B10040 100 250 A 36 kA (kVAr) rating capacity
1 B12540 125 250 A 36 kA
1 B15040 150 400 A 36 kA
1 BS5040.189 50 125 A 25 KA
1 B17540 175 400 A 36 kA
1 BS7540.189 75 250 A 36 KA
1 BS10040.189 100 250 A 36 KA
H type 1 BS15040.189 150 400 A 36 KA
1 BS20040.189 200 630 A 36 KA
Max. harmonic pollution level 1 BS25040.189 250 630 A 36 KA
THDU ≤ 4%, THDI ≤ 15% 1 BS30040.189 300 630 A 36 KA
SAH reinforced type
1 BH1040 10 20 A 50 kA
1 BH1540 15 32 A 50 kA
THDU ≤ 8%, THDI ≤ 40%
1 BH2040 20 40 A 50 kA
189 Hz (p = 7%)
1 BH2540 25 50 A 50 kA Nominal power Circuit breaker Breaking
1 BH3040 30 63 A 50 kA (kVAr) rating capacity
1 BH4040 40 100 A 25 kA 1 BS.R4040.189 40 125 A 25 KA
1 BH5040 50 100 A 25 kA 1 BS.R8040.189 80 250 A 36 KA
1 BH6040 60 125 A 25 kA 1 BS.R12040.189 120 400 A 36 KA
1 BH7540 75 160 A 25 kA 1 BS.R16040.189 160 400 A 36 KA
1 BH9040 90 250 A 36 kA 1 BS.R20040.189 200 630 A 36 KA
1 BH10040 100 250 A 36 kA 1 BS.R24040.189 250 630 A 36 KA
1 BH12540 125 250 A 36 kA 1 BS.R28040.189 280 630 A 36 KA
1 BH15040 150 400 A 36 kA
1 BH17540 175 400 A 36 kA SAH extra-reinforced type
Fixing accessory Max. harmonic pollution level
THDU ≤ 11%, THDI ≤ 55%
1 SUPP/ALPIBLOC Wall-mount bracket for S and H type 215 Hz (p = 5.4%)
Alpibloc up to 60 kVAr At this level of harmonic pollution, we
strongly recommend that you contact us to
take measurements on site
1 BS.RS7240.215 72 250 A 36 KA
1 BS.RS14440.215 144 400 A 36 KA
1 BS.RS21640.215 216 630 A 36 KA
1 BS.RS28840.215 288 1250 A 50 kA
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Alpibloc fixed capacitor banks with Alpibloc fixed capacitor banks with integrated
integrated circuit breaker circuit breaker and detuned reactor
n Dimensions n Dimensions
S and H type SAH type with circuit breaker - 189 Hz (p = 7%)
Dimensions (mm) Dimensions (mm) Weight
Weight Cat.Nos Enclosure
Cat.Nos Enclosure (kg)
A B C (kg) A B C
B1040 BS5040.189 1400 600 500 118 PL2-F

380 190 230 8 BL type
BH1040 BS7540.189 1400 600 500 124 PL2-F
B1540 380 190 230 8 BL type BS10040.189 1400 600 500 130 PL2-F
BH1540
BS15040.189 2100 800 500 170 AL-F
B2040 380 190 230 8 BL type
BH2040 BS20040.189 2100 800 500 266 AL-F
BS25040.189 2100 800 500 307 AL-F
B2540 380 190 230 8 BL type
BH2540 BS30040.189 2100 800 500 325 AL-F
B3040 380 190 230 12 BL type
BH3040
SAH reinforced type with circuit breaker - 189 Hz (p = 7%)
B4040 380 365 230 20 BL type
BH4040
Dimensions (mm) Weight
B5040 Cat.Nos Enclosure
380 365 230 20 BL type A B C (kg)
BH5040
B6040 BS.R4040.189 1400 600 500 97 PL2-F
380 365 230 24 BL type
BH6040 BS.R8040.189 1400 600 500 144 PL2-F
B7540 380 365 230 24 BL type BS.R12040.189 1400 600 500 191 PL2-F
BH7540
BS.R16040.189 2100 800 500 281 AL-F
B9040 380 540 230 37 BL type
BH9040 BS.R20040.189 2100 800 500 329 AL-F
B10040 BS.R24040.189 2100 800 500 377 AL-F

380 540 230 37 BL type
BH10040 BS.R28040.189 2100 800 500 407 AL-F
B12540 380 540 230 40 BL type
BH12540
B15040
SAH extra-reinforced type with 215 Hz circuit breaker (p = 5.41%)
1400 600 500 53 PL2-F type
BH15040
B17540 Cat.Nos Enclosure
BH17540 1400 600 500 56 PL2-F type A B C (kg)
BS.RS7240.215 2100 1000 600 240 AL-F

BS.RS14440.215 2100 1000 600 330 AL-F
BL type enclosure
BS.RS21640.215 2100 1000 600 420 AL-F
B C
BS.RS28840.215 2100 1600 600 510 AL-F
PL2-F type enclosures (natural ventilation)

C B
A
PL2-F type enclosure (natural ventilation)

C B
AL-F type enclosures (forced ventilation)
C B
A
Optional lifting rings
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M6040 M15040/DISJ
Technical characteristics p. 28-29

IP 30 - IK 10 enclosure
Fully modular design for ease of maintenance
Alpimatic is made up of several enclosures depending on the capacitor bank model and the nominal current
The contactors are controlled by the Alptec power factor controller with a simple commissioning procedure
Step control using CTX3 electromechanical contactors with damping resistors suitable for capacitive currents
Capacitor banks without circuit breaker: connection via the top up to 125 kVAr and via the bottom up to 150 kVAr (via the top: on request)
Capacitor banks with circuit breaker: connection via the top
Grey enclosure (RAL 7035) with black base
Pack Cat.Nos S type Pack Cat.Nos S type (continued)
Max. harmonic pollution level With circuit breaker
THDU ≤ 3%, THDI ≤ 10% Nominal Steps Circuit Breaking
power (kVAr) breaker rating capacity
Without circuit breaker (kVAr) (A) (kA)
Nominal power Steps (kVar) 1 M1040/DISJ1 10 (2.5+2.5)+5 25 50
(kVAr)
1 M12.540/DISJ1 12.5 (2.5+5)+5 25 50
1 M1040 1
10 (2.5+2.5)+5
1 M1540/DISJ1 15 (2.5+5)+7.5 40 50
1 M12.5401 12.5 (2.5+5)+5
1 M2040/DISJ1 20 (2.5+5)+12.5 40 50
1 M15401 15 (2.5+5)+7.5
1 M2540/DISJ1 25 (5+10)+10 63 50
1 M20401 20 (2.5+5)+12.5
1 M3040/DISJ1 30 (5+10)+15 63 50
1 M25401 25 (5+10)+10
1 M3540/DISJ1 35 (5+10)+20 100 25
1 M30401 30 (5+10)+15
1 M4040/DISJ1 40 (5+10)+25 100 25
1 M35401 35 (5+10)+20
1 M47.540/DISJ1 47.5 (7.5+15)+25 100 25
1 M40401 40 (5+10)+25
1 M5040/DISJ1 50 (10+15)+25 100 25
1 M47.5401 47.5 (7.5+15)+25
1 M6040/DISJ1 60 (10+25+25) 125 25
1 M50401 50 (10+15)+25
1 M67.540/DISJ 67.5 (7.5 +15 +22.5)+22.5 125 25
1 M60401 60 (10+25+25)
1 M7540-F/DISJ1 75 (25+25+25) 160 25
1 M67.540 67.5 (7.5 +15 +22.5)+22.5
1 M7540/DISJ 75 (7.5 +15 +22.5)+30 160 25
1 M7540-F1 75 (25+25+25)
1 M7540 75 (7.5 +15 +22.5)+30
1 M87.540-F/DISJ 87.5 12.5+(25+50) 160 25
1 M87.540-F 87.5 12.5+(25+50)
1 M87.540/DISJ 87.5 (12.5 +25 +25)+25 160 25
1 M87.540 87.5 (12.5 +25 +25)+25
1 M10040-F/DISJ 100 25+(25+50) 250 36
1 M10040-F 100 25+(25+50)
1 M10040/DISJ 100 (12.5 +25 +25)+37.5 250 36
1 M10040 100 (12.5 +25 +25)+37.5
1 M112.540/DISJ 112.5 (12.5 +25 +25)+50 250 36
1 M112.540 112.5 (12.5 +25 +25)+50
1 M12540/DISJ 125 (25+50)+50 250 36
1 M12540 125 (25+50)+50
1 M15040/DISJ 150 (25+50)+75 400 36
1 M15040 150 (25+50)+75
1 M17540/DISJ 175 25+(25+50)+75 400 36
1 M17540 175 25+(25+50)+75
1 M20040/DISJ 200 50+2x75 400 36
1 M20040 200 50+2x75
1 M22540/DISJ 225 (25+50)+2x75 630 36
1 M22540 225 (25+50)+2x75
1 M25040/DISJ 250 2x50+2x75 630 36
1 M25040 250 2x50+2x75
1 M27540/DISJ 275 (25+50)+50+2x75 630 36
1 M27540 275 (25+50)+50+2x75
1 M30040/DISJ 300 (25+50)+3x75 630 36
1 M30040 300 (25+50)+3x75
1 M35040/DISJ 350 50+4x75 1250 50
1 M35040 350 50+4x75
1 M40040/DISJ 400 2x50+4x75 1250 50
1 M40040 400 2x50+4x75
1 M45040/DISJ 450 6x75 1250 50
1 M45040 450 6x75
1 M50040/DISJ 500 50+6x75 1250 50
1 M50040 500 50+6x75
1 M55040/DISJ 550 2x50+6x75 1250 70
1 M55040 550 2x50+6x75
1 M60040/DISJ 600 8x75 1250 70
1 M60040 600 8x75 1: Wall mounting possible
1 M67540 675 9x75
1 M75040 750 10x75
1 M82540 825 11x75
1 M90040 900 12x75
For smoke detector, other power ratings,
voltages, frequencies, air conditioning, IP 54,
please consult us
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MH35040/DISJ
400 V - 50 Hz three-phase network. IP 30 - IK 10 enclosure Fully modular design for ease of maintenance
Alpimatic is made up of several enclosures depending on the capacitor bank model and the nominal current
Step control using CTX3 electromechanical contactors with damping resistors suitable for capacitive currents
Capacitor banks without circuit breaker: connection via the top up to 125 kVAr and via the bottom up to 150 kVAr (via the top: on request)
Capacitor banks with circuit breaker: connection via the top. RAL 7035 enclosure. Conforming to standard IEC 61921
Pack Cat.Nos H type Pack Cat.Nos H type (continued)
Max. harmonic pollution level With circuit breaker
Nominal Steps Circuit Breaking
THDU ≤ 4%, THDI ≤ 15% power (kVAr) breaker rating capacity
Without circuit breaker (kVAr) (A) (kA)
Nominal power Steps (kVar) 1 MH1040/DISJ 10 (2.5+2.5)+5 25 50
(kVAr) 1 MH12.540/DISJ 12.5 (2.5+5)+5 25 50
1 MH1040 1
10 (2.5+2.5)+5 1 MH1540/DISJ 15 (2.5+5)+7.5 40 50
1 MH12.5401 12.5 (2.5+5)+5 1 MH2040/DISJ 20 (2.5+5)+12.5 40 50
1 MH15401 15 (2.5+5)+7.5 1 MH2540/DISJ 25 (5+10)+10 63 50
1 MH20401 20 (2.5+5)+12.5 1 MH3040/DISJ 30 (5+10)+15 63 50
1 MH25401 25 (5+10)+10 1 MH3540/DISJ 35 (5+10)+20 100 25
1 MH30401 30 (5+10)+15 1 MH4040/DISJ 40 (5+10)+25 100 25
1 MH35401 35 (5+10)+20 1 MH47.540/DISJ 47.5 (7.5+15)+25 100 25
1 MH40401 40 (5+10)+25 1 MH5040/DISJ 50 (10+15)+25 100 25
1 MH47.5401 47.5 (7.5+15)+25 1 MH6040/DISJ 60 (10+25+25) 125 25
1 MH50401 50 (10+15)+25 1 MH67.540/DISJ 67.5 (7.5 +15 +22.5)+22.5 125 25
1 MH60401 60 (10+25+25) 1 MH7540-F/DISJ 75 (25+25+25) 160 25
1 MH67.540 67.5 (7.5 +15 +22.5)+22.5 1 MH7540/DISJ 75 (7.5 +15 +22.5)+30 160 25
1 MH7540-F1 75 (25+25+25)
1 MH7540 75 (7.5 +15 +22.5)+30
1 MH87.540-F/DISJ 87.5 12.5+(25+50) 160 25
1 MH87.540-F 87.5 12.5+(25+50)
1 MH87.540/DISJ 87.5 (12.5 +25 +25)+25 160 25
1 MH87.540 87.5 (12.5 +25 +25)+25
1 MH10040-F/DISJ 100 25+(25+50) 250 36
1 MH10040-F 100 25+(25+50)
1 MH10040/DISJ 100 (12.5 +25 +25)+37.5 250 36
1 MH10040 100 (12.5 +25 +25)+37.5
1 MH112.540/DISJ 112.5 (12.5 +25 +25)+50 250 36
1 MH112.540 112.5 (12.5 +25 +25)+50
1 MH12540/DISJ 125 (25+50)+50 250 36
1 MH12540 125 (25+50)+50
1 MH15040/DISJ 150 (25+50)+75 400 36
1 MH15040 150 (25+50)+75
1 MH17540/DISJ 175 25+(25+50)+75 400 36
1 MH17540 175 25+(25+50)+75
1 MH20040/DISJ 200 50+2x75 400 36
1 MH20040 200 50+2x75
1 MH22540/DISJ 225 (25+50)+2x75 630 36
1 MH22540 225 (25+50)+2x75
1 MH25040/DISJ 250 2x50+2x75 630 36
1 MH25040 250 2x50+2x75
1 MH27540/DISJ 275 (25+50)+50+2x75 630 36
1 MH27540 275 (25+50)+50+2x75
1 MH30040/DISJ 300 (25+50)+3x75 630 36
1 MH30040 300 (25+50)+3x75
1 MH35040/DISJ 350 50+4x75 1250 50
1 MH35040 350 50+4x75
1 MH40040/DISJ 400 2x50+4x75 1250 50
1 MH40040 400 2x50+4x75
1 MH45040/DISJ 450 6x75 1250 50
1 MH45040 450 6x75
1 MH50040/DISJ 500 50+6x75 1250 50
1 MH50040 500 50+6x75
1 MH55040/DISJ 550 2x50+6x75 1250 70
1 MH55040 550 2x50+6x75
1 MH60040/DISJ 600 8x75 1250 70
1 MH60040 600 8x75 1: Wall mounting possible
1 MH67540 675 9x75
1 MH75040 750 10x75 For smoke detector, other power ratings,
1 MH82540 825 11x75 voltages, frequencies, air conditioning, IP 54,
1 MH90040 900 12x75
please consult us
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Alpimatic automatic capacitor banks with detuned reactor
MS15040.189 MS25040.189/DISJ
400 V - 50 Hz three-phase network. IP 30 - IK 10 enclosure

Alpimatic with detuned reactor is made up of several enclosures depending on the capacitor bank model and the nominal current
Step control using CTX3 electromechanical contactors
Capacitor banks without circuit breaker: connection via the bottom (or via the top on request)
Grey enclosure (RAL 7035) with black base Conforming to standard IEC 61921
Pack Cat.Nos SAH type Pack Cat.Nos SAH type (continued)
Max. harmonic pollution level Without circuit breaker - 135 Hz (p = 14%)
THDU ≤ 6%, THDI ≤ 30% Nominal Steps (kVar)
power
Without circuit breaker - 189 Hz (p = 7%) (kVAr)
Nominal Steps (kVar) 1 MS5240.135 52.5 3x17.5
power
(kVAr) 1 MS7040.135 70 2x17.5+35
1 MS7540.189 75 25(+50) 1 MS8740.135 87.5 17.5+2x35
1 MS10040.189 100 2x25+50 1 MS10540.135 105 2x17.5+2x35
1 MS12540.189 125 25+2x50 1 MS14040.135 140 2x35+70
1 MS15040.189 150 3x50 1 MS17540.135 175 35+2x70
1 MS20040.189 200 50+2x75 1 MS21040.135 210 2x35+2x70
1 MS22540.189 225 3x75 1 MS24540.135 245 35+3x70
1 MS25040.189 250 2x50+2x75 1 MS28040.135 280 2x35+3x70
1 MS27540.189 275 50+3x75 1 MS31540.135 315 35+4x70
1 MS30040.189 300 4x75 1 MS38540.135 385 35+5x70
1 MS35040.189 350 50+4x75 1 MS42040.135 420 6x70
1 MS37540.189 375 5x75 1 MS45540.135 455 35+6x70
1 MS45040.189 450 6x75 1 MS49040.135 490 7x70
1 MS52540.189 525 7x75 1 MS52540.135 525 35+7x70
1 MS60040.189 600 8x75 1 MS56040.135 560 8x70
1 MS67540.189 675 9x75 1 MS63040.135 630 9x70
1 MS75040.189 750 10x75 With circuit breaker - 135 Hz (p = 14%)
With circuit breaker - 189 Hz (p = 7%) Nominal Steps Circuit Breaking
Nominal Steps Circuit Breaking power (kVAr) breaker rating capacity
power (kVAr) breaker rating capacity (kVAr) (A) (kA)
(kVAr) (A) (kA) 1 MS5240.135/DISJ 52.5 3x17.5 100 25
1 MS7540.189/DISJ 75 25(+50) 160 25 1 MS7040.135/DISJ 70 2x17.5+35 160 25
1 MS10040.189/DISJ 100 2x25+50 250 36 1 MS8740.135/DISJ 87.5 17.5+2x35 160 36
1 MS12540.189/DISJ 125 25+2x50 250 36 1 MS10540.135/DISJ 105 2x17.5+2x35 250 36
1 MS15040.189/DISJ 150 3x50 400 36 1 MS14040.135/DISJ 140 2x35+70 400 36
1 MS20040.189/DISJ 200 50+2x75 400 36 1 MS17540.135/DISJ 175 35+2x70 400 36
1 MS22540.189/DISJ 225 3x75 630 36 1 MS21040.135/DISJ 210 2x35+2x70 630 36
1 MS25040.189/DISJ 250 2x50+2x75 630 36 1 MS24540.135/DISJ 245 35+3x70 630 36
1 MS27540.189/DISJ 275 50+3x75 630 36 1 MS28040.135/DISJ 280 2x35+3x70 630 36
1 MS30040.189/DISJ 300 4x75 630 36 1 MS31540.135/DISJ 315 35+4x70 630 36
1 MS35040.189/DISJ 350 50+4x75 1250 50 1 MS38540.135/DISJ 385 35+5x70 1250 50
1 MS37540.189/DISJ 375 5x75 1250 50 1 MS42040.135/DISJ 420 6x70 1250 50
1 MS45040.189/DISJ 450 6x75 1250 50 1 MS45540.135/DISJ 455 35+6x70 1250 50
1 MS52540.189/DISJ 525 7x75 1250 70 1 MS49040.135/DISJ 490 7x70 1250 50
1 MS60040.189/DISJ 600 8x75 1250 70 1 MS52540.135/DISJ 525 35+7x70 1250 70
1 MS56040.135/DISJ 560 8x70 1250 70
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Alpimatic automatic capacitor banks with detuned reactor (continued)
MS.R28040.189

Alpimatic with detuned reactor is made up of several enclosures depending on the capacitor bank model and the nominal current
Step control using CTX3 electromechanical contactors
Pack Cat.Nos SAH reinforced type Pack Cat.Nos SAH extra-reinforced type
Max. harmonic pollution level Max. harmonic pollution level
THDU ≤ 8%, THDI ≤ 40% THDU ≤ 11%, THDI ≤ 55%
Without circuit breaker - 189 Hz (p = 7%) At this level of harmonic pollution, we
Nominal Steps (kVar) strongly recommend that you contact us to
power take measurements on site
(kVAr)
1 MS.R12040.189 120 3x40 Without circuit breaker - 215 Hz (p = 5.41%)
1 MS.R16040.189 160 2x40+80 Nominal Steps (kVar)
power
1 MS.R20040.189 200 40+2x80 (kVAr)
1 MS.R24040.189 240 3x80 1 MS.RS14440.215 144 2x72
1 MS.R28040.189 280 40+3x80 1 MS.RS21640.215 216 3x72
1 MS.R32040.189 320 4x80 1 MS.RS28840.215 288 4x72
1 MS.R36040.189 360 40+4x80 1 MS.RS36040.215 360 5x72
1 MS.R40040.189 400 5x80 1 MS.RS43240.215 432 6x72
1 MS.R44040.189 440 40+5x80 1 MS.RS50440.215 504 7x72
1 MS.R48040.189 480 6x80 1 MS.RS57640.215 576 8x72
1 MS.R52040.189 520 40+6x80 1 MS.RS64840.215 648 9x72
1 MS.R56040.189 560 7x80 1 MS.RS72040.215 720 10x72
1 MS.R60040.189 600 40+7x80 1 MS.RS79240.215 792 11x72
1 MS.R64040.189 640 8x80 1 MS.RS86440.215 864 12x72
1 MS.R72040.189 720 9x80 With circuit breaker - 215 Hz (p = 5.41%)
1 MS.R80040.189 800 10x80 Nominal Steps Circuit Breaking
With circuit breaker - 189 Hz (p = 7%) (kVAr) (A) (kA)
Nominal Steps Circuit Breaking 1 MS.RS14440.215/DISJ 144 2x72 400 36
(kVAr) (A) (kA) 1 MS.RS21640.215/DISJ 216 3x72 630 36
1 MS.R12040.189/DISJ 120 3x40 250 36 1 MS.RS28840.215/DISJ 288 4x72 1250 50
1 MS.R16040.189/DISJ 160 2x40+80 400 36 1 MS.RS36040.215/DISJ 360 5x72 1250 50
1 MS.R20040.189/DISJ 200 40+2x80 400 36 1 MS.RS43240.215/DISJ 432 6x72 1250 70
1 MS.R24040.189/DISJ 240 3x80 630 36 1 MS.RS50440.215/DISJ 504 7x72 1250 70
1 MS.R28040.189/DISJ 280 40+3x80 630 36 1 MS.RS57640.215/DISJ 576 8x72 1600 70
1 MS.R32040.189/DISJ 320 4x80 630 36
1 MS.R36040.189/DISJ 360 40+4x80 1250 50
1 MS.R40040.189/DISJ 400 5x80 1250 50
1 MS.R44040.189/DISJ 440 40+5x80 1250 50
1 MS.R48040.189/DISJ 480 6x80 1250 50
1 MS.R52040.189/DISJ 520 40+6x80 1250 70
1 MS.R56040.189/DISJ 560 7x80 1250 70
1 MS.R60040.189/DISJ 600 40+7x80 1250 70
voltages, frequencies, air conditioning IP 54,
please consult us
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Alpimatic automatic capacitor banks Alpimatic automatic capacitor banks with
detuned reactor
PL1 type enclosure (natural ventilation) PL2 type enclosure (natural ventilation)
B C B
A
C
PL2 type enclosure (natural ventilation)

C B
AL type enclosure (forced ventilation)

C B
A
Tables of weights and dimensions Tables of weights and dimensions

p. 29 p. 30
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A Group brand
Alpimatic automatic capacitor banks
n Dimensions n Dimensions (continued)

S type - without circuit breaker H type - without circuit breaker
Dimensions (mm) Weight Dimensions (mm) Weight
Cat.Nos Enclosure Cat.Nos Enclosure
A B C (kg) A B C (kg)
M1040 770 260 320 23 PL1 MH1040 770 260 320 23 PL1
M12.540 770 260 320 24 PL1 MH12.540 770 260 320 24 PL1
M1540 770 260 320 25 PL1 MH1540 770 260 320 25 PL1
M2040 770 260 320 25 PL1 MH2040 770 260 320 25 PL1
M2540 770 260 320 25 PL1 MH2540 770 260 320 25 PL1
M3040 770 260 320 28 PL1 MH3040 770 260 320 28 PL1
M3540 770 260 320 28 PL1 MH3540 770 260 320 28 PL1
M4040 770 260 320 29 PL1 MH4040 770 260 320 29 PL1
M47.540 770 260 320 29 PL1 MH47.540 770 260 320 29 PL1
M5040 770 260 320 30 PL1 MH5040 770 260 320 30 PL1
M6040 770 260 320 30 PL1 MH6040 770 260 320 30 PL1
M67.540 770 520 320 40 PL1 MH67.540 770 520 320 40 PL1
M7540-F 770 260 320 32 PL1 MH7540-F 770 260 320 32 PL1
M7540 770 520 320 42 PL1 MH7540 770 520 320 42 PL1
M87.540-F 770 520 320 44 PL1 MH87.540-F 770 520 320 44 PL1
M87.540 770 520 320 44 PL1 MH87.540 770 520 320 44 PL1
M10040-F 770 520 320 44 PL1 MH10040-F 770 520 320 44 PL1
M10040 770 520 320 45 PL1 MH10040 770 520 320 45 PL1
M112.540 770 520 320 45 PL1 MH112.540 770 520 320 45 PL1
M12540 770 520 320 50 PL1 MH12540 770 520 320 50 PL1
M15040 770 520 320 53 PL1 MH15040 770 520 320 53 PL1
M17540 1400 600 500 110 PL2 MH17540 1400 600 500 110 PL2
M20040 1400 600 500 115 PL2 MH20040 1400 600 500 115 PL2
M22540 1400 600 500 120 PL2 MH22540 1400 600 500 120 PL2
M25040 1400 600 500 125 PL2 MH25040 1400 600 500 125 PL2
M27540 1400 600 500 130 PL2 MH27540 1400 600 500 130 PL2
M30040 1400 600 500 135 PL2 MH30040 1400 600 500 135 PL2
M35040 1900 600 500 165 PL2 MH35040 1900 600 500 165 PL2
M40040 1900 600 500 175 PL2 MH40040 1900 600 500 175 PL2
M45040 1900 600 500 185 PL2 MH45040 1900 600 500 185 PL2
M50040 1900 1200 500 230 PL2 MH50040 1900 1200 500 230 PL2
M55040 1900 1200 500 240 PL2 MH55040 1900 1200 500 240 PL2
M60040 1900 1200 500 250 PL2 MH60040 1900 1200 500 250 PL2
M67540 1900 1200 500 325 PL2 MH67540 1900 1200 500 325 PL2
M75040 1900 1200 500 340 PL2 MH75040 1900 1200 500 340 PL2
M82540 1900 1200 500 355 PL2 MH82540 1900 1200 500 355 PL2
M90040 1900 1200 500 370 PL2 MH90040 1900 1200 500 370 PL2
S type - with circuit breaker H type - with circuit breaker

Dimensions (mm) Weight Dimensions (mm) Weight
Cat.Nos Enclosure Cat.Nos Enclosure
M1040/DISJ 770 260 320 23 PL1 MH1040/DISJ 770 260 320 23 PL1
M12.540/DISJ 770 260 320 24 PL1 MH12.540/DISJ 770 260 320 24 PL1
M7540-F/DISJ 770 260 320 33 PL1 MH7540-F/DISJ 770 260 320 33 PL1
M87.540-F/DISJ 770 520 320 45 PL1 MH87.540-F/DISJ 770 520 320 45 PL1
M10040-F/DISJ 770 520 320 45 PL1 MH10040-F/DISJ 770 520 320 45 PL1
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Alpimatic automatic capacitor banks with detuned reactor
n Dimensions (continued) n Dimensions (continued)

SAH type - without circuit breaker - 189 Hz (p = 7%) SAH reinforced type - without circuit breaker - 189 Hz (p = 7%)
Dimensions (mm) Weight Dimensions (mm) Weight Enclosure
Cat.Nos Enclosure Cat.Nos
MS7540.189 1400 600 500 124 PL2 MS.R12040.189 1400 600 500 191 PL2
MS10040.189 1400 600 500 158 PL2 MS.R16040.189 2100 800 500 299 AL
MS12540.189 1400 600 500 164 PL2 MS.R20040.189 2100 800 500 328 AL
MS15040.189 1400 600 500 170 PL2 MS.R24040.189 2100 800 500 359 AL
MS20040.189 2100 800 500 266 AL MS.R28040.189 2100 800 500 407 AL
MS22540.189 2100 800 500 275 AL MS.R32040.189 2100 800 500 437 AL
MS25040.189 2100 800 500 307 AL MS.R36040.189 2100 800 500 485 AL
MS27540.189 2100 800 500 316 AL MS.R40040.189 2100 800 500 515 AL
MS30040.189 2100 800 500 325 AL MS.R44040.189 2100 1600 500 663 AL
MS35040.189 2100 800 500 366 AL MS.R48040.189 2100 1600 500 693 AL
MS37540.189 2100 800 500 375 AL MS.R52040.189 2100 1600 500 741 AL
MS45040.189 2100 1600 500 525 AL MS.R56040.189 2100 1600 500 771 AL
MS52540.189 2100 1600 500 575 AL MS.R60040.189 2100 1600 500 811 AL
MS60040.189 2100 1600 500 625 AL MS.R64040.189 2100 1600 500 849 AL
MS67540.189 2100 1600 500 627 AL MS.R72040.189 2100 1600 500 927 AL
MS75040.189 2100 1600 500 725 AL MS.R80040.189 2100 1600 500 1005 AL
SAH type - with circuit breaker - 189 Hz (p = 7%) SAH reinforced type - with circuit breaker - 189 Hz (p = 7%)
Dimensions (mm) Weight Dimensions (mm) Weight Enclosure
Cat.Nos Enclosure Cat.Nos
MS7540.189/DISJ 1900 600 500 164 PL2 MS.R12040.189/DISJ 2100 800 500 289 AL
MS10040.189/DISJ 2100 800 500 226 AL MS.R16040.189/DISJ 2100 800 500 319 AL
MS60040.189/DISJ 2100 1600 500 645 AL
SAH extra-reinforced type - without circuit breaker - 215 Hz
SAH type - without circuit breaker - 135 Hz (p = 14%) (p = 5.41%)
Dimensions (mm) Dimensions (mm) Weight Enclosure

Weight Cat.Nos
Cat.Nos Enclosure (kg)
A B C (kg) A B C
MS5240.135 1400 600 500 124 PL2 MS.RS14440.215 2100 1000 600 330 AL
MS7040.135 1400 600 500 130 PL2 MS.RS21640.215 2100 1000 600 420 AL
MS8740.135 1400 600 500 164 PL2 MS.RS28840.215 2100 1000 600 510 AL
MS10540.135 2100 800 500 216 AL MS.RS36040.215 2100 2000 600 725 AL
MS14040.135 2100 800 500 225 AL MS.RS43240.215 2100 2000 600 815 AL
MS17540.135 2100 800 500 266 AL MS.RS50440.215 2100 2000 600 905 AL
MS21040.135 2100 800 500 275 AL MS.RS57640.215 2100 2000 600 995 AL
MS24540.135 2100 800 500 316 AL MS.RS64840.215 2100 3000 600 1210 AL
MS28040.135 2100 800 500 325 AL MS.RS72040.215 2100 3000 600 1300 AL
MS31540.135 2100 800 500 366 AL MS.RS79240.215 2100 3000 600 1390 AL
MS38540.135 2100 1600 500 516 AL MS.RS86440.215 2100 3000 600 1480 AL
MS42040.135 2100 1600 500 525 AL
MS45540.135 2100 1600 500 566 AL SAH extra-reinforced type with circuit breaker - 215 Hz (p = 5.41%)
MS49040.135 2100 1600 500 575 AL
Dimensions (mm) Weight Enclosure
MS52540.135 2100 1600 500 616 AL Cat.Nos
A B C (kg)
MS56040.135 2100 1600 500 625 AL
MS63040.135 2100 1600 500 675 AL MS.RS14440.215/DISJ 2100 1000 600 350 AL
MS.RS21640.215/DISJ 2100 1000 600 440 AL
SAH type - with circuit breaker - 135 Hz (p = 14%) MS.RS28840.215/DISJ 2100 1400 600 610 AL
MS.RS36040.215/DISJ 2100 2000 600 745 AL
Dimensions (mm) Weight MS.RS43240.215/DISJ 2100 2000 600 915 AL
Cat.Nos Enclosure
A B C (kg) MS.RS50440.215/DISJ 2100 2400 600 1025 AL
MS5240.135/DISJ 2100 800 500 221 AL MS.RS57640.215/DISJ 2100 2400 600 1115 AL
MS7040.135/DISJ 2100 800 500 227 AL
MS8740.135/DISJ 2100 800 500 250 AL
MS10540.135/DISJ 2100 800 500 236 AL
MS14040.135/DISJ 2100 800 500 245 AL
MS17540.135/DISJ 2100 800 500 286 AL
MS21040.135/DISJ 2100 800 500 295 AL
MS24540.135/DISJ 2100 800 500 336 AL
MS28040.135/DISJ 2100 1600 500 445 AL
MS31540.135/DISJ 2100 1600 500 486 AL
MS38540.135/DISJ 2100 1600 500 536 AL
MS42040.135/DISJ 2100 1600 500 545 AL
MS45540.135/DISJ 2100 1600 500 586 AL
MS49040.135/DISJ 2100 1600 500 595 AL
MS52540.135/DISJ 2100 1600 500 636 AL
MS56040.135/DISJ 2100 1600 500 645 AL
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A Group brand
Alpistatic automatic capacitor banks with detuned reactor
STS 25040.189/DISJ
Technical characteristics p. 33

Alpistatic with detuned reactor is a real-time compensation system, with a response time ≤ 40 ms
Step control using thyristor-controlled solid state contactors
It is specially designed for sites using rapidly changing loads, or for processes sensitive to harmonics and transient currents.
All levels can be connected or disconnected at the same time, in order to correspond exactly to your reactive energy demand.
Alpistatic with detuned reactor is made up of several static enclosures depending on the capacitor bank model and the nominal current
Pack Cat.Nos SAH type Pack Cat.Nos SAH type (continued)
Max. harmonic pollution level With circuit breaker - 189 Hz (p = 7%)
THDU ≤ 6%, THDI ≤ 30% Nominal Steps Circuit Breaking
Without circuit breaker - 189 Hz (p = 7%) (kVAr) (A) (kA)
Nominal Steps (kVar)
power
1 STS10040.189/DISJ 100 2x25+50 250 36
(kVAr) 1 STS12540.189/DISJ 125 25+2x50 250 36
1 STS10040.189 100 2x25+50 1 STS15040.189/DISJ 150 3x50 400 36
1 STS12540.189 125 25+2x50 1 STS17540.189/DISJ 175 2x50+75 400 36
1 STS15040.189 150 3x50 1 STS20040.189/DISJ 200 50+2x75 400 36
1 STS17540.189 175 2x50+75 1 STS22540.189/DISJ 225 25+50+2x75 630 36
1 STS20040.189 200 50+2x75
1 STS22540.189 225 25+50+2x75
1 STS25040.189/DISJ 250 2x50+2x75 630 36
1 STS25040.189 250 2x50+2x75 1 STS27540.189/DISJ 275 50+3x75 630 36
1 STS27540.189 275 50+3x75 1 STS30040.189/DISJ 300 2x50+2x100 630 36
1 STS30040.189 300 2x50+2x100 1 STS35040.189/DISJ 350 50+3x100 1250 50
1 STS35040.189 350 50+3x100 1 STS40040.189/DISJ 400 4x100 1250 50
1 STS40040.189 400 4x100 1 STS45040.189/DISJ 450 75+3x125 1250 50
1 STS45040.189 450 75+3x125 1 STS50040.189/DISJ 500 4x125 1250 50
1 STS50040.189 500 4x125 1 STS52540.189/DISJ 525 2x75+3x125 1250 70
1 STS52540.189 525 2x75+3x125 1 STS57540.189/DISJ 575 75+4x125 1250 70
1 STS57540.189 575 75+4x125 1 STS62540.189/DISJ 625 5x125 1250 70
1 STS62540.189 625 5x125 1 STS70040.189/DISJ 700 75+5x125 1250 70
1 STS70040.189 700 75+5x125
1 STS75040.189 750 6x125
1 STS82540.189 825 75+6x125
1 STS87540.189 875 7x125
1 STS95040.189 950 75+7x125
1 STS100040.189 1000 8x125
1 STS112540.189 1125 9x125
1 STS125040.189 1250 10x125
1 STS137540.189 1375 11x125
1 STS150040.189 1500 12x125

voltages, frequencies, air conditioning, IP 54,
please consult us
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(continued)
STS.R28040.189
400 V - 50 Hz three-phase network. IP 30 - IK 10 enclosure

Alpistatic with detuned reactor is a real-time compensation system, with a response time ≤ 40 ms
Step control using thyristor-controlled solid state contactors. It is specially designed for sites using rapidly changing loads, or for processes
sensitive to harmonics and transient currents
All levels can be connected or disconnected at the same time, in order to correspond exactly to your reactive energy demand
Alpistatic with detuned reactor is made up of several enclosures depending on the capacitor bank model and the nominal current
Capacitor banks without circuit breaker: connection via the bottom (or via the top on request). Capacitor banks with circuit breaker:
connection via the top
Grey enclosure (RAL 7035) with black base Conforming to standard IEC 61921
Pack Cat.Nos SAH reinforced type Pack Cat.Nos SAH extra-reinforced type
Without circuit breaker - 189 Hz (p = 7%) At this level of harmonic pollution, we
Nominal Steps (kVar) strongly recommend that you contact us to
power take measurements on site
(kVAr)
1 STS.R12040.189 120 40(+80) Without circuit breaker - 215 Hz (p = 5.41%)
Nominal Steps (kVar)
1 STS.R16040.189 160 2x40+80 power
1 STS.R20040.189 200 40+2x80 (kVAr)
1 STS.R24040.189 240 2x40+2x80 1 STS.RS14440.215 144 2x72
1 STS.R28040.189 280 40+3x80 1 STS.RS21640.215 216 3x72
1 STS.R32040.189 320 4x80 1 STS.RS28840.215 288 4x72
1 STS.R36040.189 360 40+4x80 1 STS.RS36040.215 360 5x72
1 STS.R40040.189 400 5x80 1 STS.RS43240.215 432 6x72
1 STS.R44040.189 440 80+3x120 1 STS.RS50440.215 504 7x72
1 STS.R48040.189 480 4x120 1 STS.RS57640.215 576 8x72
1 STS.R52040.189 520 2x80+3x120 1 STS.RS64840.215 648 9x72
1 STS.R56040.189 560 80+4x120 1 STS.RS72040.215 720 10x72
1 STS.R60040.189 600 5x120 1 STS.RS79240.215 792 11x72
1 STS.R68040.189 680 80+5x120 1 STS.RS86440.215 864 12x72
1 STS.R72040.189 720 6x120 With circuit breaker - 215 Hz (p = 5.41%)
1 STS.R80040.189 800 80+6x120 Nominal Steps Circuit Breaking
1 STS.R84040.189 840 7x120 power (kVAr) breaker rating capacity
(kVAr) (A) (kA)
1 STS.R92040.189 920 80+7x120 1 STS.RS14440.215/DISJ 144 2x72 400 36
1 STS.R96040.189 960 8x120 1 STS.RS21640.215/DISJ 216 3x72 630 36
With circuit breaker - 189 Hz (p = 7%) 1 STS.RS57640.215/DISJ 576 8x72 1600 70
Nominal Steps Circuit Breaking
(kVAr) (A) (kA)
1 STS.R12040.189/DISJ 120 40(+80) 250 36
1 STS.R16040.189/DISJ 160 2x40+80 400 36
1 STS.R20040.189/DISJ 200 40+2x80 400 36
1 STS.R24040.189/DISJ 240 2x40+2x80 630 36
1 STS.R28040.189/DISJ 280 40+3x80 630 36
1 STS.R32040.189/DISJ 320 4x80 630 36
1 STS.R36040.189/DISJ 360 40+4x80 1250 50
1 STS.R40040.189/DISJ 400 5x80 1250 50
1 STS.R44040.189/DISJ 440 80+3x120 1250 50
1 STS.R48040.189/DISJ 480 4x120 1250 50
1 STS.R52040.189/DISJ 520 2x80+3x120 1250 70
1 STS.R56040.189/DISJ 560 80+4x120 1250 70
1 STS.R60040.189/DISJ 600 5x120 1250 70
1 STS.R68040.189/DISJ 680 80+5x120 1250 70
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A Group brand
AL type enclosures (forced ventilation) SAH reinforced type - without circuit breaker - 189 Hz (p = 7%)
C B
Cat.Nos Enclosure
A B C (kg)
STS.R12040.189 2100 800 500 255 AL

STS.R16040.189 2100 800 500 295 AL
STS.R20040.189 2100 800 500 335 AL
STS.R24040.189 2100 800 500 375 AL
STS.R28040.189 2100 800 500 415 AL
STS.R32040.189 2100 800 500 455 AL
STS.R36040.189 2100 800 500 505 AL
STS.R40040.189 2100 800 500 545 AL
STS.R44040.189 2100 1000 600 600 AL
STS.R48040.189 2100 1000 600 640 AL
STS.R52040.189 2100 2000 600 805 AL
A
STS.R56040.189 2100 2000 600 845 AL

STS.R60040.189 2100 2000 600 885 AL
STS.R68040.189 2100 2000 600 965 AL
STS.R72040.189 2100 2000 600 1005 AL
STS.R80040.189 2100 2000 600 1085 AL
STS.R84040.189 2100 2000 600 1125 AL
STS.R92040.189 2100 2000 600 1245 AL
STS.R96040.189 2100 2000 600 1285 AL
STS.R108040.189 2100 3000 600 1475 AL
STS.R120040.189 2100 3000 600 1595 AL
STS.R132040.189 2100 3000 600 1715 AL
STS.R144040.189 2100 3000 600 1835 AL
SAH type - without circuit breaker - 189 Hz (p = 7%) SAH reinforced type - with circuit breaker - 189 Hz (p = 7%)
Dimensions (mm) Weight Dimensions (mm)
Cat.Nos Enclosure Weight
(kg) Cat.Nos Enclosure
A B C A B C (kg)
STS10040.189 2100 800 500 195 AL STS.R12040.189/DISJ 2100 800 500 260 AL
STS17540.189 2100 800 500 255 AL
STS.R24040.189/DISJ 2100 1600 500 465 AL
STS20040.189 2100 800 500 275 AL
STS.R28040.189/DISJ 2100 1600 500 505 AL
STS22540.189 2100 800 500 295 AL
STS.R32040.189/DISJ 2100 1600 500 545 AL
STS25040.189 2100 800 500 315 AL
STS.R36040.189/DISJ 2100 1600 500 585 AL
STS27540.189 2100 800 500 335 AL
STS.R40040.189/DISJ 2100 1600 500 625 AL
STS30040.189 2100 1000 600 360 AL
STS.R44040.189/DISJ 2100 2000 600 730 AL
STS35040.189 2100 1000 600 395 AL
STS.R48040.189/DISJ 2100 2000 600 770 AL
STS40040.189 2100 1000 600 430 AL
STS62540.189 2100 2000 600 720 AL
STS70040.189 2100 2000 600 780 AL
SAH extra-reinforced type - without circuit breaker - 215 Hz (p = 5.41%)
STS75040.189 2100 2000 600 820 AL
STS82540.189 2100 2000 600 880 AL Dimensions (mm) Weight
STS87540.189 2100 2000 600 920 AL Cat.Nos Enclosure
A B C (kg)
STS95040.189 2100 2000 600 980 AL
STS100040.189 2100 2000 600 1020 AL STS.RS14440.215 2100 1000 600 525 AL
STS112540.189 2100 3000 600 1190 AL STS.RS21640.215 2100 1000 600 610 AL
STS125040.189 2100 3000 600 1360 AL STS.RS28840.215 2100 1000 600 695 AL
STS137540.189 2100 3000 600 1530 AL STS.RS36040.215 2100 2000 600 890 AL
STS150040.189 2100 3000 600 1700 AL STS.RS43240.215 2100 2000 600 975 AL
STS.RS50440.215 2100 2000 600 1060 AL
STS.RS57640.215 2100 2000 600 1145 AL
SAH type - with circuit breaker - 189 Hz (p = 7%)
STS.RS64840.215 2100 3000 600 1340 AL
Dimensions (mm) Weight STS.RS72040.215 2100 3000 600 1425 AL
Cat.Nos Enclosure STS.RS79240.215 2100 3000 600 1510 AL
A B C (kg)
STS.RS86440.215 2100 3000 600 1595 AL
STS10040.189/DISJ 2100 800 600 200 AL
STS12540.189/DISJ 2100 800 600 220 AL
STS15040.189/DISJ 2100 800 600 240 AL SAH extra-reinforced type with circuit breaker - 215 Hz (p = 5.41%)
STS17540.189/DISJ 2100 800 600 260 AL
STS20040.189/DISJ 2100 800 600 280 AL Dimensions (mm) Weight
Cat.Nos Enclosure
STS22540.189/DISJ 2100 1600 600 385 AL A B C (kg)
STS25040.189/DISJ 2100 1600 600 405 AL STS.RS14440.215/DISJ 2100 1000 600 530 AL
STS52540.189/DISJ 2100 2000 600 650 AL
STS57540.189/DISJ 2100 2000 600 690 AL
STS62540.189/DISJ 2100 2000 600 730 AL
STS70040.189/DISJ 2100 2600 600 790 AL
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Selection guide: connection cable cross-section and protective circuit breakers
for capacitor banks
CABLES 3P THERMAL-MAGNETIC
THREE-PHASE 400 V CAPACITOR MIN. CROSS-SECTION/PHASE CIRCUIT-BREAKER
NOMINAL POWER
(kVAr)
RANGE RATING/THERMAL
CU (mm2) AL (mm2) SETTING (A)
10 6 10 20/20
20 10 16 40/40
30 16 25 DPX 160
3
63/60
40 25 35 80/80
50 35 50 100/100
60 35 50 125/125
70 35 50 160/140
80 50 70 160/160
DPX 250
3
90 50 70 200/180
100 70 95 200/200
125 70 95 250/250
150 95 120 400/300
175 120 185 400/350
200 150 240 DPX 630

3
400/400
225 150 240 630/450
250 185 2 x 120 630/500
275 185 2 x 120 630/550
300 2 x 95 2 x 150 630/600
325 2 x 95 2 x 150 630/630
350 2 x 120 2 x 185 800/700
375 2 x 120 2 x 185 800/750
400 2 x 150 2 x 240 DPX3 1600 800/800
450 2 x 150 2 x 240 1000/900
500 2 x 185 4 x 150 1000/1000
550 2 x 185 4 x 150 1250/1100
600 4 x 120 4 x 185 1250/1200
650 4 x 120 4 x 185 1250/1250
700 4 x 150 4 x 240 1600/1400
750 4 x 150 4 x 240 DMX3 1600/1500
800 4 x 150 4 x 240 1600/1600
850 4 x 150 4 x 240 2000/1700
900 4 x 150 4 x 240 2000/1800
950 4 x 185 4 x 300 2000/1900
1000 4 x 185 4 x 300 2000/2000
NB: The cable cross-sections given in this table are minimum recommended cross-sections. They do not take additional correction factors into account
(method of installation, temperature, long lengths, etc.). The calculations are for single-pole cables fitted at an ambient temperature of 30°C.
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A Group brand
CTX3 power contactors - 3-pole

for maintenance of Alpimatic racks and enclosures
n Contactor selection according to the step power ratings

BREAKING CAPACITY Capacitor banks
without detuned reactor
With Alpivar³ capacitors - 3 single-phase
(tconfiguration)
25 KA 36 KA 50 KA 70 KA 100 KA
Step power ratings
at 400 V (kVar)
4 200 41 4 200 81 4 201 21 - - 2 3
1 4
4 200 42 4 200 82 4 201 22 - - 6 5
4 200 43 4 200 83 4 201 23 - -

Screw terminals Cage terminals
4 200 44 4 200 84 4 201 24 - - 5
10
4 200 45 4 200 85 4 201 25 - -
12.5
4 161 19 + 4 168 74 -
4 200 46 4 200 86 4 201 26 - - 15
20
4 200 47 4 200 87 4 201 27 - - 25
30
4 200 47 4 200 87 4 201 27 - -
35
4 202 08 4 202 38 4 202 68 4 206 08 - 40 - 4 162 59 + 4 168 76
45
4 202 08 4 202 38 4 202 68 4 206 08 - 50
60
4 202 09 4 202 39 4 202 69 4 206 09 -
70 - 4 161 99 + 4 168 76
- 4 220 01 - 4 220 29 4 220 43 75

80 - 4 162 39 + 4 168 76
- 4 220 02 - 4 220 30 4 220 44
- 4 220 02 - 4 220 30 4 220 44 Capacitor banks

with detuned reactor
With Alpivar³ capacitors - 3 single-phase
- 4 220 03 - 4 220 31 4 220 45 (t configuration)
- 4 220 03 - 4 220 31 4 220 45

Step power ratings
- 4 220 04 - 4 220 32 4 220 46 at 400 V (kVar)
2
- 4 220 04 - 4 220 32 4 220 46 1
3
6 5 4
- 4 220 04 - 4 220 32 4 220 46
- - 4 222 64 4 222 76 - Screw terminals Cage terminals

5
- - 4 222 64 4 222 76 - 10
12.5
- - 4 222 64 4 222 76 - 4 161 19 4 161 59
15
- - 4 222 65 4 222 77 - 20
25
- - 4 222 65 4 222 77 -
30
- - 4 222 66 4 222 78 - 35
40 4 161 39 4 161 59
- - 4 222 66 4 222 78 -
45
- - 4 222 66 4 222 78 - 50
60
70 - 4 161 79
75
80 - 4 162 59
For direct control of three-phase Alpivar3 capacitors or other power

The DMX3 range is available in the Legrand catalogue ratings, please consult us
If you have any questions, please consult us
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Alpivar3 capacitors
selection table
Capacitor type
Rated voltage Nominal power at 50 Hz
(V) (kVAr) Three-phase capacitors Three-phase capacitors 3 single-phase capacitors
without terminal cover with terminal cover
2.5 V2.523 V2.523CB V2.523-3MONO
5 V523 V523CB V523-3MONO
10 V1023 V1023CB V1023-3MONO
15 V1523 V1523CB V1523-3MONO
20 V2023 V2023CB V2023-3MONO
230 VA
25 V2523 V2523CB V2523-3MONO
30 V3023 V3023CB V3023-3MONO
40 V4023 V4023CB V4023-3MONO
50 V5023 V5023CB V5023-3MONO
60 V6023 V6023CB V6023-3MONO
2.5 V2.540 V2.540CB V2.540-3MONO
5 V540 V540CB V540-3MONO
6.25 V6.2540 V6.2540CB V6.2540-3MONO
7.5 V7.540 V7.540CB V7.540-3MONO
10 V1040 V1040CB V1040-3MONO
12.5 V12.540 V12.540CB V12.540-3MONO
15 V1540 V1540CB V1540-3MONO
20 V2040 V2040CB V2040-3MONO
25 V2540 V2540CB V2540-3MONO
400 VA 30 V3040 V3040CB V3040-3MONO
S type
35 V3540 V3540CB V3540-3MONO
40 V4040 V4040CB V4040-3MONO
50 V5040 V5040CB V5040-3MONO
60 V6040 V6040CB V6040-3MONO
75 V7540 V7540CB V7540-3MONO
80 V8040 V8040CB V8040-3MONO
90 V9040 V9040CB V9040-3MONO
100 V10040 V10040CB V10040-3MONO
125 V12540 V12540CB V12540-3MONO
2.5 VH2.540 VH2.540CB VH2.540-3MONO
5 VH540 VH540CB VH540-3MONO
6.25 VH6.2540 VH6.2540CB VH6.2540-3MONO
7.5 VH7.540 VH7.540CB VH7.540-3MONO
10 VH1040 VH1040CB VH1040-3MONO
12.5 VH12.540 VH12.540CB VH12.540-3MONO
15 VH1540 VH1540CB VH1540-3MONO
20 VH2040 VH2040CB VH2040-3MONO
25 VH2540 VH2540CB VH2540-3MONO
400 VA 30 VH3040 VH3040CB VH3040-3MONO
H type
35 VH3540 VH3540CB VH3540-3MONO
40 VH4040 VH4040CB VH4040-3MONO
50 VH5040 VH5040CB VH5040-3MONO
60 VH6040 VH6040CB VH6040-3MONO
75 VH7540 VH7540CB VH7540-3MONO
80 VH8040 VH8040CB VH8040-3MONO
90 VH9040 VH9040CB VH9040-3MONO
100 VH10040 VH10040CB VH10040-3MONO
125 VH12540 VH12540CB VH12540-3MONO
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A Group brand
Alpivar3 capacitors
selection table (continued)
Capacitor type
Rated voltage Nominal power at 50 Hz
(V) (kVAr) Three-phase capacitors Three-phase capacitors 3 single-phase capacitors
without terminal cover with terminal cover
3 V344 V344CB V344-3MONO
5 V544 V544CB V544-3MONO
6.25 V6.2544 V6.2544CB V6.2544-3MONO
7.5 V7.544 V7.544CB V7.544-3MONO
12.5 V12.544 V12.544CB V12.544-3MONO
15 V1544 V1544CB V1544-3MONO
20 V2044 V2044CB V2044-3MONO
25 V2544 V2544CB V2544-3MONO
30 V3044 V3044CB V3044-3MONO
40 V4044 V4044CB V4044-3MONO
440 VA
50 V5044 V5044CB V5044-3MONO
60 V6044 V6044CB V6044-3MONO
70 V7044 V7044CB V7044-3MONO
75 V7544 V7544CB V7544-3MONO
80 V8044 V8044CB V8044-3MONO
90 V9044 V9044CB V9044-3MONO
100 V10044 V10044CB V10044-3MONO
120 V12044 V12044CB V12044-3MONO
125 V12544 V12544CB V12544-3MONO
150 V15044 V15044CB V15044-3MONO
10 V1052 V1052CB V1052-3MONO
12.5 V12.552 V12.552CB V12.552-3MONO
20 V2052 V2052CB V2052-3MONO
25 V2552 V2552CB V2552-3MONO
30 V3052 V3052CB V3052-3MONO
40 V4052 V4052CB V4052-3MONO
50 V5052 V5052CB V5052-3MONO
525 VA
60 V6052 V6052CB V6052-3MONO
70 V7052 V7052CB V7052-3MONO
80 V8052 V8052CB V8052-3MONO
85 V8552 V8552CB V8552-3MONO
90 V9052 V9052CB V9052-3MONO
100 V10052 V10052CB V10052-3MONO
125 V12552 V12552CB V12552-3MONO
10 V1069 V1069CB -
20 V2069 V2069CB -
30 V3069 V3069CB -
40 V4069 V4069CB -
50 V5069 V5069CB -
690 VA
60 V6069 V6069CB -
70 V7069 V7069CB -
80 V8069 V8069CB -
90 V9069 V9069CB -
100 V10069 V10069CB -
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Alpivar3
V7540CB
Double or class II insulation. Totally dry

Self-extinguishing polyurethane resin casing. Internal protection for each winding using:
- a self-healing metallised polypropylene film
- an electrical fuse
- a disconnection device in case of a pressure surge
- Colour: casing RAL 7032
cover RAL 7035
Conforming to standard IEC 60831-1 and 2
Pack Cat.Nos Three-phase capacitors - S type Pack Cat.Nos Three-phase capacitors - H type
Without With Without With
terminal cover terminal cover Nominal power (kVAr) terminal cover terminal cover Nominal power (kVAr)
1 V2.540 V2.540CB 2.5
1 V540 V540CB 5
1 VH2.540 VH2.540CB 2.5
1 V6.2540 V6.2540CB 6.25 1 VH540 VH540CB 5
1 V7.540 V7.540CB 7.5 1 VH6.2540 VH6.2540CB 6.25
1 V1040 V1040CB 10
1 VH7.540 VH7.540CB 7.5
1 V12.540 V12.540CB 12.5
1 VH1040 VH1040CB 10
1 V1540 V1540CB 15
1 VH12.540 VH12.540CB 12.5
1 V2040 V2040CB 20
1 VH1540 VH1540CB 15
1 V2540 V2540CB 25
1 VH2040 VH2040CB 20
1 V3040 V3040CB 30
1 VH2540 VH2540CB 25
1 V3540 V3540CB 35
1 VH3040 VH3040CB 30
1 V4040 V4040CB 40
1 VH3540 VH3540CB 35
1 V5040 V5040CB 50
1 VH4040 VH4040CB 40
1 V6040 V6040CB 60 1 VH5040 VH5040CB 50
1 V7540 V7540CB 75
1 VH6040 VH6040CB 60
1 V8040 V8040CB 80
1 VH7540 VH7540CB 75
1 V9040 V9040CB 90
1 VH8040 VH8040CB 80
1 V10040 V10040CB 100
1 VH9040 VH9040CB 90
1 V12540 V12540CB 125
1 VH10040 VH10040CB 100
1 VH12540 VH12540CB 125
3 single-phase capacitors - S type
3 single-phase capacitors - H type
THDU ≤ 3%, THDI ≤ 10% Max. harmonic pollution level
Nominal power (kVAr) THDU ≤ 4%, THDI ≤ 15%
1 V2.540-3MONO 2.5 Nominal power (kVAr)
1 V540-3MONO 5
1 VH2.540-3MONO 2.5
1 V6.2540-3MONO 6.25 1 VH540-3MONO 5
1 V7.540-3MONO 7.5 1 VH6.2540-3MONO 6.25
1 V1040-3MONO 10
1 VH7.540-3MONO 7.5
1 V12.540-3MONO 12.5
1 VH1040-3MONO 10
1 V1540-3MONO 15
1 VH12.540-3MONO 12.5
1 V2040-3MONO 20
1 VH1540-3MONO 15
1 V2540-3MONO 25
1 VH2040-3MONO 20
1 V3040-3MONO 30
1 VH2540-3MONO 25
1 V3540-3MONO 35
1 VH3040-3MONO 30
1 V4040-3MONO 40
1 VH3540-3MONO 35
1 V5040-3MONO 50
1 VH4040-3MONO 40
1 V6040-3MONO 60
1 VH5040-3MONO 50
1 V7540-3MONO 75
1 VH6040-3MONO 60
1 V8040-3MONO 80
1 VH7540-3MONO 75
1 V9040-3MONO 90
1 VH8040-3MONO 80
1 V10040-3MONO 100
1 VH9040-3MONO 90
1 V12540-3MONO 125
1 VH10040-3MONO 100
1 VH12540-3MONO 125
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A Group brand
Alpivar3 capacitors
technical characteristics
n Technical specifications Rated voltage 230 VA

Discharge resistors Capacitor type Dimensions (mm)
Fitted inside (except by special request), these discharge the unit in Three-phase Three-phase Number Weight
without with of
accordance with current standards (discharge time, 3 minutes) 3 single-phase modules A B (kg)
terminal terminal
Loss factor cover cover
Alpivar3 capacitors have a loss factor of less than 0.1 x 10-3 V2.523 V2.523CB V2.523-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5
This value leads to a power consumption of less than 0.3 W per kVar, V523 V523CB V523-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5
including the discharge resistors V1023 V1023CB V1023-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5
Capacitance V1523 V1523CB V1523-3MONO 2 180 157 7
Tolerance on the capacitance value: + 5% V2023 V2023CB V2023-3MONO 2 180 157 7
Excellent stability of the capacitance throughout the service life of V2523 V2523CB V2523-3MONO 3 267 244 10.5
the Alpivar3 capacitor V3023 V3023CB V3023-3MONO 3 267 244 10.5
V4023 V4023CB V4023-3MONO 4 354 331 14
Permissible overvoltage: Max. number of switching V5023 V5023CB V5023-3MONO 5 441 418 17.5
1.18 x U, 12/24 hrs operations per year: V6023 V6023CB V6023-3MONO 6 528 505 21
• S type: up to 30,000
Permissible overcurrent: • H type: up to 65,000
• S type: up to 1.5 x In Rated voltage 400 VA
• H type: up to 2 x In Average service life:
• S type: up to 130,000 hrs Capacitor type Dimensions (mm)
Mounting position: • H type: up to 170,000 hrs Number
indoors, vertical or horizontal Insulation class
Three-phase Three-phase
of Weight
without with (kg)
3 single-phase modules A B
Current peak withstand: • 50 Hz withstand for 1 min: 6 kV terminal terminal
cover cover
• S type: up to 250 x In • 1.2/50 μs impulse withstand: 25 kV
S type capacitors
• H type: up to 350 x In
V2.540 V2.540CB V2.540-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5
V540 V6.2540CB V540-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5
V6.2540 V540CB V6.2540-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5
n Dimensions V7.540
V1040
V7.540CB
V1040CB
V7.540-3MONO
V1040-3MONO
1
1
93
93
70
70
3.5
3.5
All capacitor types Three-phase capacitors V12.540 V12.540CB V12.540-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5
without terminal cover V1540 V1540CB V1540-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5
230 V2040 V2040CB V2040-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5
V2540 V2540CB V2540-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5
V3040 V3040CB V3040-3MONO 2 180 157 7
V3540 V3540CB V3540-3MONO 2 180 157 7
213
200
V4040 V4040CB V4040-3MONO 2 180 157 7

A
B
V5040 V5040CB V5040-3MONO 2 180 157 7

V6040 V6040CB V6040-3MONO 3 267 244 10.5
V7540 V7540CB V7540-3MONO 3 267 244 10.5
207 8 x ø6.2
V8040 V8040CB V8040-3MONO 4 354 331 14
V9040 V9040CB V9040-3MONO 4 354 331 14
V10040 V10040CB V10040-3MONO 4 354 331 14
Three-phase capacitors 3 single-phase capacitors
V12540 V12540CB V12540-3MONO 5 441 418 17.5
with terminal cover
H type capacitors
114 ø43 VH2.540 VH2.540CB VH2.540-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5
ø36 57
VH540 VH540CB VH540-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5
VH6.2540 VH6.2540CB VH6.2540-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5
81
VH7.540 VH7.540CB VH7.540-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5

213
200
VH1040 VH1040CB VH1040-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5

VH12.540 VH12.540CB VH12.540-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5
267
VH1540 VH1540CB VH1540-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5

226
VH2040 VH2040CB VH2040-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5

186
VH2540 VH2540CB VH2540-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5

VH3040 VH3040CB VH3040-3MONO 2 180 157 7
VH3540 VH3540CB VH3540-3MONO 2 180 157 7
VH4040 VH4040CB VH4040-3MONO 2 180 157 7
VH5040 VH5040CB VH5040-3MONO 2 180 157 7
VH6040 VH6040CB VH6040-3MONO 3 267 244 10.5
VH7540 VH7540CB VH7540-3MONO 3 267 244 10.5
VH8040 VH8040CB VH8040-3MONO 4 354 331 14
VH9040 VH9040CB VH9040-3MONO 4 354 331 14
VH10040 VH10040CB VH10040-3MONO 4 354 331 14
VH12540 VH12540CB VH12540-3MONO 5 441 418 17.5
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Alpivar3 capacitors
technical characteristics (continued)
n Dimensions (continued)
Rated voltage 440 VA Rated voltage 690 VA
Capacitor type Dimensions (mm) Capacitor type Dimensions (mm)
Three-phase Three-phase Number Three-phase Three-phase Number
Weight Weight
without with of without with of
3 single-phase A B (kg) A B (kg)
terminal terminal modules terminal terminal modules
cover cover cover cover
V344 V344CB V344-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5 V1069 V1069CB 1 93 70 3.5
V544 V544CB V544-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5 V2069 V2069CB 1 93 70 3.5
V6.2544 V6.2544CB V6.2544-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5 V3069 V3069CB 1 93 70 3.5
V7.544 V7.544CB V7.544-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5 V4069 V4069CB 1 93 70 3.5
V12.544 V12.544CB V12.544-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5 V5069 V5069CB 2 180 157 7
V1544 V1544CB V1544-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5 V6069 V6069CB 2 180 157 7
V2044 V2044CB V2044-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5 V7069 V7069CB 2 180 157 7
V2544 V2544CB V2544-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5 V8069 V8069CB 3 267 244 10.5
V3044 V3044CB V3044-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5 V9069 V9069CB 3 267 244 10.5
V4044 V4044CB V4044-3MONO 2 180 157 7 V10069 V10069CB 4 354 331 14
V5044 V5044CB V5044-3MONO 2 180 157 7 V8552 V8552CB 4 354 331 14
V6044 V6044CB V6044-3MONO 2 180 157 7 V9052 V9052CB 4 354 331 14
V7044 V7044CB V7044-3MONO 3 267 244 10.5 V10052 V10052CB 4 354 331 14
V7544 V7544CB V7544-3MONO 3 267 244 10.5
V8044 V8044CB V8044-3MONO 3 267 244 10.5
V9044 V9044CB V9044-3MONO 3 267 244 10.5
V10044 V10044CB V10044-3MONO 4 354 331 14
V12044 V12044CB V12044-3MONO 5 441 418 17.5
V12544 V12544CB V12544-3MONO 5 441 418 17.5
V15044 V15044CB V15044-3MONO 6 528 505 21
Rated voltage 525 VA

Capacitor type Dimensions (mm)
Three-phase Three-phase Number Weight
without with of
3 single-phase A B (kg)
terminal terminal modules
cover cover
V1052 V1052CB V1052-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5
V12.552 V12.552CB V12.552-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5
V2052 V2052CB V2052-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5
V2552 V2552CB V2552-3MONO 1 93 70 3.5
V3052 V3052CB V3052-3MONO 2 180 157 7
V4052 V4052CB V4052-3MONO 2 180 157 7
V5052 V5052CB V5052-3MONO 2 180 157 7
V6052 V6052CB V6052-3MONO 3 267 244 10.5
V7052 V7052CB V7052-3MONO 3 267 244 10.5
V8052 V8052CB V8052-3MONO 4 354 331 14
V8552 V8552CB V8552-3MONO 4 354 331 14
V9052 V9052CB V9052-3MONO 4 354 331 14
V10052 V10052CB V10052-3MONO 4 354 331 14
V12552 V12552CB V12552-3MONO 5 441 418 17.5
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A Group brand
Alpivar3 capacitors
n CTX3 contactors and HRC cartridge fuses selection for capacitors without detuned reactors
Network 400 V - 50 Hz
Max. harmonic pollution THDU ≤ 3 % ; THDI ≤ 10 %
HRC HRC
Effective Alpivar 3 CTX3 fuses Effective Alpivar 3 CTX3 fuses
power capacitors contactors and switching units power capacitors contactors and switching units
gG gG
at 400 V at 400 V
(kVAr) Coil (kVAr) Coil
Cat.Nos Screw terminals Cage terminals In Cat.Nos Screw terminals Cage termianls In
voltage voltage
Three-phase capacitors S type 3 single-phase capacitors S type
2 3
2 1 4
1 3 6 5
24 VA 4 160 80 + 4 168 74 - 24 VA 4 160 90 + 4 168 74 -

24 V= 4 160 81 + 4 168 74 - 24 V= 4 160 91 + 4 168 74 -
48 VA 4 160 82 + 4 168 74 - 48 VA 4 160 92 + 4 168 74 -
48 V= 4 160 83 + 4 168 74 - 48 V= 4 160 93 + 4 168 74 -
6.25 V6.2540 16 A 12.5 V12.540-3MONO 25 A
110 VA 4 160 84 + 4 168 74 - 110 VA 4 160 94 + 4 168 74 -
230 VA 4 160 86 + 4 168 74 - 230 VA 4 160 96 + 4 168 74 -
380 VA 4 160 88 + 4 168 74 - 380 VA 4 160 98 + 4 168 74 -
415 VA 4 160 89 + 4 168 74 - 415 VA 4 160 99 + 4 168 74 -
24 VA 4 160 90 + 4 168 74 - 24 VA 4 161 10 + 4 168 74 -
24 V= 4 160 91 + 4 168 74 - 24 V= 4 161 11 + 4 168 74 -
48 VA 4 160 92 + 4 168 74 - 48 VA 4 161 12 + 4 168 74 -
48 V= 4 160 93 + 4 168 74 - 48 V= 4 161 13 + 4 168 74 -
12.5 V12.540 25 A 25 V2540-3MONO 50 A
110 VA 4 160 94 + 4 168 74 - 110 VA 4 161 14 + 4 168 74 -
230 VA 4 160 96 + 4 168 74 - 230 VA 4 161 16 + 4 168 74 -
380 VA 4 160 98 + 4 168 74 - 380 VA 4 161 18 + 4 168 74 -
415 VA 4 160 99 + 4 168 74 - 415 VA 4 161 19 + 4 168 74 -
24 VA 4 161 20 + 4 168 74 - 24 VA 4 161 40 + 4 168 75 4 161 50 + 4 168 76
24 V= 4 161 21 + 4 168 74 - 24 V= 4 161 41 + 4 168 75 4 161 51 + 4 168 76
48 VA 4 161 22 + 4 168 74 - 48 VA 4 161 42 + 4 168 75 4 161 52 + 4 168 76
48 V= 4 161 23 + 4 168 74 - 48 V= 4 161 42 + 4 168 75 4 161 53 + 4 168 76
25 V2540 50 A 50 V5040-3MONO 100 A
110 VA 4 161 24 + 4 168 74 - 110 VA 4 161 44 + 4 168 75 4 161 54 + 4 168 76
230 VA 4 161 26 + 4 168 74 - 230 VA 4 161 46 + 4 168 75 4 161 56 + 4 168 76
380 VA 4 161 28 + 4 168 74 - 380 VA 4 161 48 + 4 168 75 4 161 58 + 4 168 76
415 VA 4 161 29 + 4 168 74 - 415 VA 4 161 49 + 4 168 75 4 161 59 + 4 168 76
24 VA 4 161 80 + 4 168 77 4 161 90 + 4 168 76 24 VA 4 161 80 + 4 168 77 4 161 90 + 4 168 76
24 V= 4 161 81 + 4 168 77 4 161 91 + 4 168 76 24 V= 4 161 81 + 4 168 77 4 161 91 + 4 168 76
48 VA 4 161 82 + 4 168 77 4 161 92 + 4 168 76 48 VA 4 161 82 + 4 168 77 4 161 92 + 4 168 76
48 V= 4 161 83 + 4 168 77 4 161 93 + 4 168 76 48 V= 4 161 83 + 4 168 77 4 161 93 + 4 168 76
50 V5040 100 A 75 V7540-3MONO 160 A
110 VA 4 161 84 + 4 168 77 4 161 94 + 4 168 76 110 VA 4 161 84 + 4 168 77 4 161 94 + 4 168 76
230 VA 4 161 86 + 4 168 77 4 161 96 + 4 168 76 230 VA 4 161 86 + 4 168 77 4 161 96 + 4 168 76
380 VA 4 161 88 + 4 168 77 4 161 98 + 4 168 76 380 VA 4 161 88 + 4 168 77 4 161 98 + 4 168 76
415 VA 4 161 89 + 4 168 77 4 161 99 + 4 168 76 415 VA 4 161 89 + 4 168 77 4 161 99 + 4 168 76
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Alpivar3 capacitors
n CTX3 contactors and HRC cartridge fuses selection for capacitors without detuned reactors (continued)
HRC HRC
Effective Alpivar 3 CTX3 fuses Effective Alpivar 3 CTX3 fuses
gG gG
at 400 V at 400 V
Cat.Nos Screw terminals Cage termianls In Cat.Nos Screw terminals Cage termianls In
voltage voltage
Three-phase capacitors H type 3 single-phase capacitors S type
2 3
2 1 4
6 5
1 3
24 VA 4 160 80 + 4 168 74 - 24 VA 4 160 90 + 4 168 74 -

24 V= 4 160 81 + 4 168 74 - 24 V= 4 160 91 + 4 168 74 -
48 VA 4 160 82 + 4 168 74 - 48 VA 4 160 92 + 4 168 74 -
48 V= 4 160 83 + 4 168 74 - 48 V= 4 160 93 + 4 168 74 -
6.25 VH6.2540 16 A 12.5 VH12.540-3MONO 25 A
110 VA 4 160 84 + 4 168 74 - 110 VA 4 160 94 + 4 168 74 -
230 VA 4 160 86 + 4 168 74 - 230 VA 4 160 96 + 4 168 74 -
380 VA 4 160 88 + 4 168 74 - 380 VA 4 160 98 + 4 168 74 -
415 VA 4 160 89 + 4 168 74 - 415 VA 4 160 99 + 4 168 74 -
24 VA 4 160 90 + 4 168 74 - 24 VA 4 161 10 + 4 168 74 -
24 V= 4 160 91 + 4 168 74 - 24 V= 4 161 11 + 4 168 74 -
48 VA 4 160 92 + 4 168 74 - 48 VA 4 161 12 + 4 168 74 -
48 V= 4 160 93 + 4 168 74 - 48 V= 4 161 13 + 4 168 74 -
12.5 VH12.540 25 A 25 VH2540-3MONO 50 A
110 VA 4 160 94 + 4 168 74 - 110 VA 4 161 14 + 4 168 74 -
230 VA 4 160 96 + 4 168 74 - 230 VA 4 161 16 + 4 168 74 -
380 VA 4 160 98 + 4 168 74 - 380 VA 4 161 18 + 4 168 74 -
415 VA 4 160 99 + 4 168 74 - 415 VA 4 161 19 + 4 168 74 -
24 VA 4 161 20 + 4 168 74 - 24 VA 4 161 40 + 4 168 75 4 161 50 + 4 168 76
24 V= 4 161 21 + 4 168 74 - 24 V= 4 161 41 + 4 168 75 4 161 51 + 4 168 76
48 VA 4 161 22 + 4 168 74 - 48 VA 4 161 42 + 4 168 75 4 161 52 + 4 168 76
48 V= 4 161 23 + 4 168 74 - 48 V= 4 161 42 + 4 168 75 4 161 53 + 4 168 76
25 VH2540 50 A 50 VH5040-3MONO 100 A
110 VA 4 161 24 + 4 168 74 - 110 VA 4 161 44 + 4 168 75 4 161 54 + 4 168 76
230 VA 4 161 26 + 4 168 74 - 230 VA 4 161 46 + 4 168 75 4 161 56 + 4 168 76
380 VA 4 161 28 + 4 168 74 - 380 VA 4 161 48 + 4 168 75 4 161 58 + 4 168 76
415 VA 4 161 29 + 4 168 74 - 415 VA 4 161 49 + 4 168 75 4 161 59 + 4 168 76
24 VA 4 161 80 + 4 168 77 4 161 90 + 4 168 76 24 VA 4 161 80 + 4 168 77 4 161 90 + 4 168 76
24 V= 4 161 81 + 4 168 77 4 161 91 + 4 168 76 24 V= 4 161 81 + 4 168 77 4 161 91 + 4 168 76
48 VA 4 161 82 + 4 168 77 4 161 92 + 4 168 76 48 VA 4 161 82 + 4 168 77 4 161 92 + 4 168 76
48 V= 4 161 83 + 4 168 77 4 161 93 + 4 168 76 48 V= 4 161 83 + 4 168 77 4 161 93 + 4 168 76
50 VH5040 100 A 75 VH7540-3MONO 160 A
110 VA 4 161 84 + 4 168 77 4 161 94 + 4 168 76 110 VA 4 161 84 + 4 168 77 4 161 94 + 4 168 76
230 VA 4 161 86 + 4 168 77 4 161 96 + 4 168 76 230 VA 4 161 86 + 4 168 77 4 161 96 + 4 168 76
380 VA 4 161 88 + 4 168 77 4 161 98 + 4 168 76 380 VA 4 161 88 + 4 168 77 4 161 98 + 4 168 76
415 VA 4 161 89 + 4 168 77 4 161 99 + 4 168 76 415 VA 4 161 89 + 4 168 77 4 161 99 + 4 168 76
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Alpivar3 capacitors
n CTX3 contactors and HRC cartridge fuses selection for capacitors with detuned reactors
CTX3 HRC Detuned CTX3 HRC

Effective Alpivar 3 Detuned reactor Effective Alpivar 3 reactor 189 Hz contactors and switching fuses
contactors and switching units fuses capacitors
power capacitors 189 Hz (p = 7%) gG power (p = 7%) units gG
at 400 V at 400 V
(kVAr) Coil Screw terminals / (kVAr) Coil Screw terminals /
Cat.Nos Cat.Nos In Cat.Nos Cat.Nos In
voltage Cage terminals voltage Cage terminals
Three-phase capacitors H type, 7 % detuned reactor 3 single-phase capacitors H type, 7 % detuned reactor
2
1
2 3
1 3 6 5 4
24 VA 4 161 00 24 VA 4 161 00
24 V= 4 161 01 24 V= 4 161 01
48 VA 4 161 02 48 VA 4 161 02
4 161 03 48 V= 4 161 03
48 V= 25 VH2540-3MONO SAH4.30-25.1A 50 A
12.5 VH12.540 SAH2.85-21.0A 25 A 4 161 04
110 VA 4 161 04 110 VA
4 161 06 230 VA 4 161 06
230 VA
4 161 08 380 VA 4 161 00
380 VA
4 161 09 415 VA 4 161 09
415 VA
24 VA 4 161 40 / 4 161 50
24 VA 4 161 30
24 V= 4 161 41 / 4 161 51
24 V= 4 161 31
48 VA 4 161 42 / 4 161 52
48 VA 4 161 32
48 V= 4 161 43 / 4 161 53
48 V= 4 161 33 50 VH5040-3MONO SAH2.15-50.0A 100 A
25 VH2540 SAH1.45-42.0A 50 A 110 VA 4 161 44 / 4 161 54
110 VA 4 161 34
230 VA 4 161 46 / 4 161 56
230 VA 4 161 36
380 VA 4 161 48 / 4 161 58
380 VA 4 161 38
415 VA 4 161 49 / 4 161 59
415 VA 4 161 39
24 VA 4 162 60 / 4 162 70
24 VA 4 161 80 / 4 161 90
24 V= 4 162 61 / 4 162 71
24 V= 4 161 81 / 4 161 91
48 VA 4 162 62 / 4 162 72
48 VA 4 161 82 / 4 161 92
48 V= 4 162 63 / 4 162 73
48 V= 4 161 83 / 4 161 93 75 VH7540-3MONO SAH1.44-74.4A 160 A
50 VH5040 SAH0.72-83.0A 100 A 110 VA 4 162 66 / 4 162 74
110 VA 4 161 84 / 4 161 94 4 162 66 / 4 162 76
230 VA
230 VA 4 161 86 / 4 161 96 380 VA 4 162 68 / 4 162 78
380 VA 4 161 88 / 4 161 98 415 VA 4 162 69 / 4 162 79
415 VA 4 161 89 / 4 161 99
3 single-phase Alpivar 3 capacitors 480 V, 14 % detuned reactor
24 VA 4 162 40 / 4 162 50
24 V= 4 162 41 / 4 162 51
48 VA 4 162 42 / 4 162 52
75 VH7540 SAH0.48-123.0A 160 A
48 V= 4 162 43 / 4 162 53
2
100-240 VA / = 4 162 46 / 4 162 56 1
400-440 VA 4 162 49 / 4 162 59 3
6 5 4
24 VA 4 161 10
Detuned CTX3 HRC
Effective Alpivar 3 reactor 189 Hz contactors and switching fuses 24 V= 4 161 11
power capacitors (p = 7%) units gG 48 VA 4 161 12
at 400 V V21.548-3MONO
(kVAr) Coil Screw terminals / 48 V= 4 161 13
Cat.Nos Cat.Nos In 17.5 SAH14.10-16.0A 40 A
voltage Cage terminals (21.5 kVAr 110 VA 4 161 14
at 480 V)
3 single-phase capacitors H type, 7 % detuned reactor 230 VA 4 161 16
380 VA 4 161 18
415 VA 4 161 19
24 VA 4 161 40 / 4 161 50
2 24 V= 4 161 41 / 4 161 51
1 48 VA 4 161 42 / 4 161 52
3 V4348-3MONO
6 5 4 48 V= 4 161 43 / 4 161 53
35 SAH7.05-31.0A 80 A
(43 kVAr 110 VA 4 161 44 / 4 161 54
at 480 V)
24 VA 4 160 90 230 VA 4 161 46 / 4 161 56
24 V= 4 160 91 380 VA 4 161 48 / 4 161 58
48 VA 4 160 92 415 VA 4 161 49 / 4 161 59
48 V= 4 160 93 24 VA 4 162 60 / 4 162 70
12.5 VH12.540-3MONO SAH8.55-12.6A 25 A
110 VA 4 160 94 24 V= 4 162 61 / 4 162 71
230 VA 4 160 96 48 VA 4 162 62 / 4 162 72
4 160 98 V8640-3MONO
380 VA 48 V= 4 162 63 / 4 162 73
70 SAH3.52-62.0A 160 A
415 VA 4 160 99 (86 kVAr 110 VA 4 162 66 / 4 162 74
at 480 V)
230 VA 4 162 66 / 4 162 76
380 VA 4 162 68 / 4 162 78
415 VA 4 162 69 / 4 162 79
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n CTX3 contactors and HRC cartridge fuses selection table for capacitors with detuned reactors (continued)
Detuned HRC Detuned HRC
Effective Alpivar 3 CTX3 Effective Alpivar 3 reactor 189 Hz CTX3 fuses
reactor 189 Hz fuses capacitors contactors and switching units
power capacitors contactors and switching units power (p = 7%) gG
(p = 7%) gG
at 400 V at 400 V
Three-phase capacitors H type, 7 % detuned reactor 3 single-phase capacitors H type, 7 % detuned reactor
2
2 1
3
1 3 6 5 4
24 VA 4 161 20 24 VA 4 160 90
24 V= 4 161 21 24 V= 4 160 91
48 VA 4 161 22 48 VA 4 160 92
48 V= 4 161 23 48 V= 4 160 93
20 VH2040 SAH1.78-38.0A 40 A 10 VH1040-3MONO SAH10.70-12.0A 20 A
110 VA 4 161 24 110 VA 4 160 94
230 VA 4 161 26 230 VA 4 160 96
380 VA 4 161 28 380 VA 4 160 98
415 VA 4 161 29 415 VA 4 160 99
24 VA 4 162 60 / 4 162 70 24 VA 4 161 00
24 V= 4 162 61 / 4 162 71 24 V= 4 161 01
48 VA 4 162 62 / 4 162 72 48 VA 4 161 02
48 V= 4 162 63 / 4 162 73 48 V= 4 161 03
40 VH4040 SAH0.90-75.0A 80 A 20 VH2040-3MONO SAH5.36-23.9A 40 A
110 VA 4 162 66 / 4 162 74 110 VA 4 161 04
230 VA 4 162 66 / 4 162 76 230 VA 4 161 06

4 162 68 / 4 162 78 380 VA 4 161 00
380 VA
4 162 69 / 4 162 79 415 VA 4 161 09
415 VA
24 VA 4 161 40 / 4 161 50
24 VA 4 162 40 / 4 162 50
24 V= 4 161 41 / 4 161 51
24 V= 4 162 41 / 4 162 51
48 VA 4 161 42 / 4 161 52
48 VA 4 162 42 / 4 162 52
80 VH8040 SAH0.45-150.0A 160 A 48 V= 4 161 43 / 4 161 53
48 V= 4 162 43 / 4 162 53 40 VH4040-3MONO SAH2.68-44.0A 80 A
110 VA 4 161 44 / 4 161 54
100-240 VA / = 4 162 46 / 4 162 56
230 VA 4 161 46 / 4 161 56
400-440 VA 4 162 49 / 4 162 59
380 VA 4 161 48 / 4 161 58
415 VA 4 161 49 / 4 161 59
24 VA 4 162 40 / 4 162 50
24 V= 4 162 41 / 4 162 51
48 VA 4 162 42 / 4 162 52
80 VH8040-3MONO SAH1.34-87.0A 160 A
48 V= 4 162 43 / 4 162 53
100-240 VA / = 4 162 46 / 4 162 56
400-440 VA 4 162 49 / 4 162 59
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Alpican capacitors
4 151 80 4 151 83 4 151 84 4 151 86
Compact design in cylindrical aluminium can

Biodegradable soft resin impregnant
Dual safety with self healing and overpressure disconnector
Conforming to standard IEC 60831-1 and 2
Pack Cat.Nos Three-phase 400 V - 50 Hz Pack Cat.Nos Three-phase 440 V - 50 Hz
Nominal power (kVAr) Nominal power (kVAr)
50 Hz 60 Hz 50 Hz 60 Hz
1 4 151 60 2.5 3 1 4 151 78 2.5 3
1 4 151 61 5 6 1 4 151 79 5 6
1 4 151 62 6.3 7.6 1 4 151 80 6.3 7.6
1 4 151 63 7.5 9 1 4 151 81 7.5 9
1 4 151 64 10 12 1 4 151 82 10 12
1 4 151 65 12.5 15 1 4 151 83 12.5 15
1 4 151 66 15 18 1 4 151 84 15 18
1 4 151 67 20 24 1 4 151 85 20 24
1 4 151 68 25 30 1 4 151 86 25 30
1 4 151 87 30 36
Three-phase 415 V - 50 Hz
Nominal power (kVAr)
Three-phase 480 V - 50 Hz
50 Hz 60 Hz Nominal power (kVAr)
1 4 151 69 2.5 3 50 Hz 60 Hz
1 4 151 70 5 6 1 4 151 88 5 6
1 4 151 71 6.3 7.6 1 4 151 89 10.4 12.5
1 4 151 72 7.5 9 1 4 151 90 12.5 15
1 4 151 73 10 12 1 4 151 91 15 18
1 4 151 74 12.5 15 1 4 151 92 20.8 25
1 4 151 75 15 18 1 4 151 93 25 30
1 4 151 76 20 24 1 4 151 94 30 36
1 4 151 77 25 30
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n Technical specifications n Dimensions (continued)

Discharge resistors: For capacitors from 6.3 to 30 kVAr - 400 V, 415 V, 440 V and
Fitted inside, they discharge the unit in accordance with current full range of 480 V capacitors
standards (discharge time, 3 minutes)
Loss factor:
Alpican capacitors have a loss factor of less than 0.2 x 10-3
This value leads to a power consumption of less than 0.45 W per kVAr,
excluding the discharge resistors
Rated frequency: 50/60 Hz
Capacitance: tolerance on the capacitance value: - 5 % / 10 %
Max. permissible voltage:
1.1 Un up to 8 hours daily (according to IEC 60831-1 and 2) Marking
H
Max. permissible current:
Up to 1.5 Ir including combined effects of harmonics (according to
IEC 60831-1 and 2)
Inrush current: up to 200 Ir D
Insulation class: 3/15 kV
Standards:
Alpican capacitors comply with:
• International standard: IEC 60831-1 and 2
M12
Temperature class:
Alpican capacitors are designed for a standard -25D 16+1
Creepage distance:
temperature class
• Ø75 / Ø85: 9.6 mm
• Maximum temperature: 55 °C Torque = 1.2 Nm 16.8 ±0.5
• Average over 24 hours: 45 °C Clearance:
• Annual average: 35 °C • Ø75 / Ø85: 12.7 mm
• Lowest temperature class: - 25 °C
Cooling: natural or forced
85(1)
Mounting:
Humidity: max. 95 % • Ø75 / Ø85:
M 12, torque 10 Nm
Altitude: max. 4000 m above the sea level Totheed washer J 12.5 DIN 6797
Mounting position: vertical 19.6 ±0.5 Hex nut BM 12 DIN 439
(1) Seaming adds 4 mm in diameter
Nominal power Dimensions (mm)

Cat.No Weight (kg)
at 50 Hz (kVAr)
n Dimensions 4 151 62 6.3
D
75
H
160
max. A
13 0.5
For capacitors from 2.5 to 5 kVAr - 400 V, 415 V and 440 V 4 151 63 7.5 75 160 13 0.5
11.8 ±0.5 FAST-ON 4 151 64 10 75 198 13 0.6
Terminal 6.35 x 0.8 4 151 65 12.5 85 198 13 0.8
4 151 66 15 85 198 13 0.8
4 151 67 20 85 273 13 1.1
4 151 68 25 85 273 13 1.5
4 151 71 6.3 75 160 13 0.5
4 151 72 7.5 75 198 13 0.6
4 151 73 10 75 198 13 0.6
4 151 74 12.5 85 198 13 0.8
Marking 4 151 75 15 85 273 13 1.2
4 151 76 20 85 273 13 1.2
H
4 151 77 25 85 348 13 1.5

4 151 80 6.3 75 160 13 0.5
4 151 81 7.5 75 160 13 0.5
4 151 82 10 75 198 13 0.6
4 151 83 12.5 85 198 13 0.8
D 4 151 84 15 85 273 13 1.2
Creepage distance: 4 151 85 20 85 273 13 1.2
• Ø63.5: 10.0 mm 4 151 86 25 85 348 13 1.5
M12 4 151 87 30 85 348 13 1.6
16
Clearance: 4 151 88 5 75 160 13 0.5

• Ø63.5: 16.5 mm 4 151 89 10.4 85 198 13 0.8
4 151 90 12.5 85 198 13 0.8
Mounting: 4 151 91 15 85 273 13 1.2
• Ø63.5: 4 151 92 20.8 85 273 13 1.2
M 12, torque 10 Nm 4 151 93 25 85 348 13 1.5
Totheed washer J 12.5 DIN 6797
63.5
4 151 94 30 90 348 13 1.5

Hex nut BM 12 DIN 439
Nominal power Dimensions (mm)

Cat.No Weight (kg)
at 50 Hz (kVAr) D H max. A
4 151 60 2.5 63.5 129 12 0.4
4 151 61 5 63.5 129 12 0.4
4 151 69 2.5 63.5 129 13 0.4
4 151 70 5 63.5 129 12 0.4
4 151 78 2.5 63.5 129 12 0.3
4 151 79 5 63.5 154 12 0.5
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n CTX3 contactors and HRC cartridge fuses selection for capacitors without detuned reactors
HRC HRC
Effective Alpican CTX3 fuses Effective Alpican CTX3 fuses
power capacitors contactors and switching units gG power capacitors contactors and switching units gG
at 400 V at 400 V
voltage voltage
Three-phase capacitors - capacitor voltage 400 V Three-phase capacitors - capacitor voltage 415 V
2 2
1 3 1 3
24 VA 4 160 80 + 4 168 74 - 24 VA 4 160 80 + 4 168 74 -

24 V= 4 160 81 + 4 168 74 - 24 V= 4 160 81 + 4 168 74 -
48 VA 4 160 82 + 4 168 74 - 48 VA 4 160 82 + 4 168 74 -
4 151 62 4 151 71
48 V= 4 160 83 + 4 168 74 - 48 V= 4 160 83 + 4 168 74 -
6.3 16 A 6 16 A
(6.3 kVAr 110 VA 4 160 84 + 4 168 74 - (6.3 kVAr 110 VA 4 160 84 + 4 168 74 -
at 400 V) at 415 V)
230 VA 4 160 86 + 4 168 74 - 230 VA 4 160 86 + 4 168 74 -
380 VA 4 160 88 + 4 168 74 - 380 VA 4 160 88 + 4 168 74 -
415 VA 4 160 89 + 4 168 74 - 415 VA 4 160 89 + 4 168 74 -
24 VA 4 160 90 + 4 168 74 - 24 VA 4 160 90 + 4 168 74 -
24 V= 4 160 91 + 4 168 74 - 24 V= 4 160 91 + 4 168 74 -
48 VA 4 160 92 + 4 168 74 - 48 VA 4 160 92 + 4 168 74 -
4 151 65 4 151 74
48 V= 4 160 93 + 4 168 74 - 48 V= 4 160 93 + 4 168 74 -
12.5 25 A 11.5 25 A
(12.5 kVAr 110 VA 4 160 94 + 4 168 74 - (12.5 kVAr 110 VA 4 160 94 + 4 168 74 -
at 400 V) at 415 V)
230 VA 4 160 96 + 4 168 74 - 230 VA 4 160 96 + 4 168 74 -
380 VA 4 160 98 + 4 168 74 - 380 VA 4 160 98 + 4 168 74 -
415 VA 4 160 99 + 4 168 74 - 415 VA 4 160 99 + 4 168 74 -
24 VA 4 161 20 + 4 168 74 - 24 VA 4 161 20 + 4 168 74 -
24 V= 4 161 21 + 4 168 74 - 24 V= 4 161 21 + 4 168 74 -
48 VA 4 161 22 + 4 168 74 - 48 VA 4 161 22 + 4 168 74 -
4 151 68 4 151 77
48 V= 4 161 23 + 4 168 74 - 48 V= 4 161 23 + 4 168 74 -
25 50 A 23.2 50 A
(25 kVAr 110 VA 4 161 24 + 4 168 74 - (25 kVAr 110 VA 4 161 24 + 4 168 74 -
at 400 V) at 415 V)
230 VA 4 161 26 + 4 168 74 - 230 VA 4 161 26 + 4 168 74 -
380 VA 4 161 28 + 4 168 74 - 380 VA 4 161 28 + 4 168 74 -
415 VA 4 161 29 + 4 168 74 - 415 VA 4 161 29 + 4 168 74 -
24 VA 4 161 80 + 4 168 77 4 161 90 + 4 168 76 24 VA 4 161 80 + 4 168 77 4 161 90 + 4 168 76
24 V= 4 161 81 + 4 168 77 4 161 91 + 4 168 76 24 V= 4 161 81 + 4 168 77 4 161 91 + 4 168 76
48 VA 4 161 82 + 4 168 77 4 161 92 + 4 168 76 48 VA 4 161 82 + 4 168 77 4 161 92 + 4 168 76
2 x 4 151 68 2 x 4 15177
48 V= 4 161 83 + 4 168 77 4 161 93 + 4 168 76 48 V= 4 161 83 + 4 168 77 4 161 93 + 4 168 76
50 100 A 46.5 100 A
(50 kVAr 110 VA 4 161 84 + 4 168 77 4 161 94 + 4 168 76 (50 kVAr 110 VA 4 161 84 + 4 168 77 4 161 94 + 4 168 76
at 400 V) at 415 V)
230 VA 4 161 86 + 4 168 77 4 161 96 + 4 168 76 230 VA 4 161 86 + 4 168 77 4 161 96 + 4 168 76
380 VA 4 161 88 + 4 168 77 4 161 98 + 4 168 76 380 VA 4 161 88 + 4 168 77 4 161 98 + 4 168 76
415 VA 4 161 89 + 4 168 77 4 161 99 + 4 168 76 415 VA 4 161 89 + 4 168 77 4 161 99 + 4 168 76
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n CTX3 contactors and HRC cartridge fuses selection for capacitors without detuned reactors (continued)
HRC HRC
Effective Alpican CTX3 fuses Effective Alpican CTX3 fuses
power capacitors contactors and switching units gG power capacitors contactors and switching units gG
at 400 V at 400 V
voltage voltage
Three-phase capacitors - capacitor voltage 440 V Three-phase capacitors - capacitor voltage 480 V
2 2
1 3 1 3
24 VA 4 160 90 + 4 168 74 - 24 VA 4 160 90 + 4 168 74 -

24 V= 4 160 91 + 4 168 74 - 24 V= 4 160 91 + 4 168 74 -
48 VA 4 160 92 + 4 168 74 - 48 VA 4 160 92 + 4 168 74 -
4 151 82 4 151 90
48 V= 4 160 93 + 4 168 74 - 48 V= 4 160 93 + 4 168 74 -
8.5 20 A 8.5 20 A
(10 kVAr 110 VA 4 160 94 + 4 168 74 - (12.5 kVAr 110 VA 4 160 94 + 4 168 74 -
at 440 V) at 480 V)
230 VA 4 160 96 + 4 168 74 - 230 VA 4 160 96 + 4 168 74 -
380 VA 4 160 98 + 4 168 74 - 380 VA 4 160 98 + 4 168 74 -
415 VA 4 160 99 + 4 168 74 - 415 VA 4 160 99 + 4 168 74 -
24 VA 4 160 90 + 4 168 74 - 24 VA 4 160 90 + 4 168 74 -
24 V= 4 160 91 + 4 168 74 - 24 V= 4 160 91 + 4 168 74 -
48 VA 4 160 92 + 4 168 74 - 48 VA 4 160 92 + 4 168 74 -
4 151 83 4 151 91
48 V= 4 160 93 + 4 168 74 - 48 V= 4 160 93 + 4 168 74 -
10 25 A 10 25 A
(12.5 kVAr 110 VA 4 160 94 + 4 168 74 - (15 kVAr 110 VA 4 160 94 + 4 168 74 -
at 440 V) at 480 V)
230 VA 4 160 96 + 4 168 74 - 230 VA 4 160 96 + 4 168 74 -
380 VA 4 160 98 + 4 168 74 - 380 VA 4 160 98 + 4 168 74 -
415 VA 4 160 99 + 4 168 74 - 415 VA 4 160 99 + 4 168 74 -
24 VA 4 161 20 + 4 168 74 - 24 VA 4 161 20 + 4 168 74 -
24 V= 4 161 21 + 4 168 74 - 24 V= 4 161 21 + 4 168 74 -
48 VA 4 161 22 + 4 168 74 - 48 VA 4 161 22 + 4 168 74 -
4 151 86 4 151 94
48 V= 4 161 23 + 4 168 74 - 48 V= 4 161 23 + 4 168 74 -
20 50 A 20 50 A
(25 kVAr 110 VA 4 161 24 + 4 168 74 - (30 kVAr 110 VA 4 161 24 + 4 168 74 -
at 440 V) at 480 V)
230 VA 4 161 26 + 4 168 74 - 230 VA 4 161 26 + 4 168 74 -
380 VA 4 161 28 + 4 168 74 - 380 VA 4 161 28 + 4 168 74 -
415 VA 4 161 29 + 4 168 74 - 415 VA 4 161 29 + 4 168 74 -
24 VA 4 161 80 + 4 168 77 4 161 90 + 4 168 76 24 VA 4 161 80 + 4 168 77 4 161 90 + 4 168 76
24 V= 4 161 81 + 4 168 77 4 161 91 + 4 168 76 24 V= 4 161 81 + 4 168 77 4 161 91 + 4 168 76
48 VA 4 161 82 + 4 168 77 4 161 92 + 4 168 76 48 VA 4 161 82 + 4 168 77 4 161 92 + 4 168 76
2 x 4 151 86 2 x 4 151 94
48 V= 4 161 82 + 4 168 77 4 161 93 + 4 168 76 48 V= 4 161 82 + 4 168 77 4 161 93 + 4 168 76
40 80 A 40 80 A
(50 kVAr 110 VA 4 161 84 + 4 168 77 4 161 94 + 4 168 76 (60 kVAr 110 VA 4 161 84 + 4 168 77 4 161 94 + 4 168 76
at 440 V) at 480 V)
230 VA 4 161 86 + 4 168 77 4 161 96 + 4 168 76 230 VA 4 161 86 + 4 168 77 4 161 96 + 4 168 76
380 VA 4 161 88 + 4 168 77 4 161 98 + 4 168 76 380 VA 4 161 88 + 4 168 77 4 161 98 + 4 168 76
415 VA 4 161 89 + 4 168 77 4 161 99 + 4 168 76 415 VA 4 161 89 + 4 168 77 4 161 99 + 4 168 76
24 VA 4 162 20 + 4 162 77 4 162 30 + 4 168 76 24 VA 4 162 20 + 4 162 77 4 162 30 + 4 168 76
24 V= 4 162 21 + 4 162 77 4 162 31 + 4 168 76 24 V= 4 162 21 + 4 162 77 4 162 31 + 4 168 76
48 VA 4 162 22 + 4 162 77 4 162 32 + 4 168 76 48 VA 4 162 22 + 4 162 77 4 162 32 + 4 168 76
3 x 4 151 86 3 x 4 151 94
48 V= 4 162 23 + 4 162 77 4 162 33 + 4 168 76 48 V= 4 162 23 + 4 162 77 4 162 33 + 4 168 76
60 125 A 60 125 A
(75 kVAr 110 VA 4 162 24 + 4 162 77 4 162 34 + 4 168 76 (90 kVAr 110 VA 4 162 24 + 4 162 77 4 162 34 + 4 168 76
at 440 V) at 480 V)
230 VA 4 162 26 + 4 162 77 4 162 36 + 4 168 76 230 VA 4 162 26 + 4 162 77 4 162 36 + 4 168 76
380 VA 4 162 28 + 4 162 77 4 162 38 + 4 168 76 380 VA 4 162 28 + 4 162 77 4 162 38 + 4 168 76
415 VA 4 162 29 + 4 162 77 4 162 39 + 4 168 76 415 VA 4 162 29 + 4 162 77 4 162 39 + 4 168 76
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n CTX3 contactors and HRC cartridge fuses selection for capacitors with detuned reactors
Detuned HRC Detuned HRC
Effective Alpivar 3 reactor 189 Hz CTX3 fuses Effective Alpivar 3 reactor 189 Hz CTX3 fuses
(p = 7%) gG (p = 7%) gG
at 400 V at 400 V
Three-phase capacitors 440 V, 7 % detuned reactor Three-phase capacitors 480 V, 7 % detuned reactor
2 2
1 3 1 3
24 VA 4 161 00 24 VA 4 161 00
24 V= 4 161 01 24 V= 4 161 01
48 VA 4 161 02 48 VA 4 161 02
4 151 82 4 151 90
48 V= 4 161 03 48 V= 4 161 03
8.5 SAH4.31-16.2A 20 A 8.5 SAH4.31-16.2A 20 A
(10 kVAr 110 VA 4 161 04 (12.5 kVAr 110 VA 4 161 04
at 440 V) at 480 V)
230 VA 4 161 06 230 VA 4 161 06
380 VA 4 161 08 380 VA 4 161 08
415 VA 4 161 09 415 VA 4 161 09
24 VA 4 161 00 24 VA 4 161 00
24 V= 4 161 01 24 V= 4 161 01
48 VA 4 161 02 48 VA 4 161 02
4 151 83 4 151 91
48 V= 4 161 03 48 V= 4 161 03
10 SAH3.45-20.2A 25 A 10 SAH3.45-20.2A 25 A
(12.5 kVAr 110 VA 4 161 04 (15 kVAr 110 VA 4 161 04
at 440 V) at 480 V)
230 VA 4 161 06 230 VA 4 161 06
380 VA 4 161 08 380 VA 4 161 08
415 VA 4 161 09 415 VA 4 161 09
24 VA 4 161 30 24 VA 4 161 30
24 V= 4 161 31 24 V= 4 161 31
48 VA 4 161 32 48 VA 4 161 32
4 151 86 4 151 94
48 V= 4 161 33 48 V= 4 161 33
20 SAH1.73-40.4A 50 A 20 SAH1.73-40.4A 50 A
(25 kVAr 110 VA 4 161 34 (30 kVAr 110 VA 4 161 34
at 440 V) at 480 V)
230 VA 4 161 36 230 VA 4 161 36
380 VA 4 161 38 380 VA 4 161 38
415 VA 4 161 39 415 VA 4 161 39
24 VA 4 161 60 / 4 161 70 24 VA 4 161 60 / 4 161 70
24 V= 4 161 61 / 4 161 71 24 V= 4 161 61 / 4 161 71
48 VA 4 161 62 / 4 161 72 48 VA 4 161 62 / 4 161 72
2 x 4 151 86 2 x 4 151 94
48 V= 4 161 63 / 4 161 73 48 V= 4 161 63 / 4 161 73
40 SAH0.86-80.8A 80 A 40 SAH0.86-80.8A 80 A
(50 kVAr 110 VA 4 161 66 / 4 161 74 (60 kVAr 110 VA 4 161 66 / 4 161 74
at 440 V) at 480 V)
230 VA 4 161 66 / 4 161 76 230 VA 4 161 66 / 4 161 76
380 VA 4 161 68 / 4 161 78 380 VA 4 161 68 / 4 161 78
415 VA 4 161 69 / 4 161 79 415 VA 4 161 69 / 4 161 79
24 VA 4 162 20 / 4 162 30 24 VA 4 162 20 / 4 162 30
24 V= 4 162 21 / 4 162 31 24 V= 4 162 21 / 4 162 31
48 VA 4 162 22 / 4 162 32 48 VA 4 162 22 / 4 162 32
3 x 4 151 86 3 x 4 151 94
SAH0.58-121.2A 48 V= 4 162 23 / 4 162 33 SAH0.58-121.2A 48 V= 4 162 23 / 4 162 33
60 125 A 60 125 A
(75 kVAr 110 VA 4 162 24 / 4 162 34 (90 kVAr 110 VA 4 162 24 / 4 162 34
at 440 V) at 480 V)
230 VA 4 162 26 / 4 162 36 230 VA 4 162 26 / 4 162 36
380 VA 4 162 28 / 4 162 38 380 VA 4 162 28 / 4 162 38
415 VA 4 162 29 / 4 162 39 415 VA 4 162 29 / 4 162 39
24 VA 4 162 60 / 4 162 70 24 VA 4 162 60 / 4 162 70
24 V= 4 162 61 / 4 162 71 24 V= 4 162 61 / 4 162 71
4 x 4 151 86 48 VA 4 162 62 / 4 162 72 4 x 4 151 94 48 VA 4 162 62 / 4 162 72
80 SAH0.43-161.6A 4 162 63 / 4 162 73 160 A 80 SAH0.43-161.6A 4 162 63 / 4 162 73 160 A
(100 kVAr 48 V= (120 kVAr 48 V=
at 440 V) at 480 V)
100-240 VA / = 4 162 66 / 4 162 76 100-240 VA / = 4 162 66 / 4 162 76
400-440 VA 4 162 68 / 4 162 79 400-440 VA 4 162 68 / 4 162 79
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n CTX3 contactors and HRC cartridge fuses selection for capacitors with detuned reactors (continued)
HRC
Alpivar 3 Detuned reactor 189 Hz CTX3 fuses
Effective power capacitors (p = 7%) contactors and switching units
at 400 V gG
(kVAr)
Coil Screw terminals / Cage
Cat.Nos Cat.Nos In
voltage terminals
Three-phase capacitors 440 V, 14 % detuned reactor
2
1 3
24 VA 4 161 00
24 V= 4 161 01
48 VA 4 161 02
4 151 90 48 V= 4 161 03
10 (12.5 kVAr SAH8.10-15.7A 25 A
at 480 V) 110 VA 4 161 04
230 VA 4 161 06
380 VA 4 161 08
415 VA 4 161 09
24 VA 4 161 30
24 V= 4 161 31
48 VA 4 161 32
4 151 93
48 V= 4 161 33
20 SAH4.05-31.4A 50 A
(25 kVAr 110 VA 4 161 34
at 480 V)
230 VA 4 161 36
380 VA 4 161 38
415 VA 4 161 39
24 VA 4 161 60 / 4 161 70
24 V= 4 161 61 / 4 161 71
48 VA 4 161 62 / 4 161 72
2 x 4 151 93
48 V= 4 161 63 / 4 161 73
40 SAH2.02-62.8A 80 A
(50 kVAr 110 VA 4 161 66 / 4 161 74
at 480 V)
230 VA 4 161 66 / 4 161 76
380 VA 4 161 68 / 4 161 78
415 VA 4 161 69 / 4 161 79
24 VA 4 162 20 / 4 162 30
24 V= 4 162 21 / 4 162 31
48 VA 4 162 22 / 4 162 32
3 x 4 151 93
48 V= 4 162 23 / 4 162 33
60 SAH1.35-94.2A 125 A
(75 kVAr 110 VA 4 162 24 / 4 162 34
at 480 V)
230 VA 4 162 26 / 4 162 36
380 VA 4 162 28 / 4 162 38
415 VA 4 162 29 / 4 162 39
24 VA 4 162 60 / 4 162 70
24 V= 4 162 61 / 4 162 71
4 x 4 151 93 48 VA 4 162 62 / 4 162 72
80 SAH0.43-161.6A 4 162 63 / 4 162 73 160 A
(100 kVAr 48 V=
at 480 V)
100-240 VA / = 4 162 66 / 4 162 76
400-440 VA 4 162 68 / 4 162 79
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Contactors CTX3
n Environmental conditions
- Storage temperature: -50 °C to +40 °C - Protection degree: IP 20
- Operating temperature: -5 °C to +40 °C - Shock resistance: open 8 G / closed 10 G
- Operating altitude: 3000 m - Vibration resistance (5-300 Hz): open 2 G / closed 4 G
n CTX3 capacitor switching units Cat.Nos 4 168 74/75/76/77

Capacitor unit is connected to the terminals of the contactor to reduce the high inrush current.
IEC 60947-4-1 AC 6b
Maximum operating power (kvar)

Max. Peak
Type Contactor current
220 - 240 V 400 - 440 V 500 - 550 V (A)
CTX3 22 9A 5 9.7 14 560

CTX3 22 12 A 6.7 12.5 18 560
CTX3 22 18 A 8.5 16.7 24 850
4 168 74
CTX3 22 22 A 10 18 26 1250
CTX3 40 32 A 15 25 36 1900
CTX3 40 40 A 20 33.3 48 2160
CTX3 65 50 A 20 40 58 2160
4 168 75/76
CTX3 65 65 A 25 45.7 66 3040
CTX3 100 75 A 29.7 54 78 3040
4 168 76/77 CTX3 100 85 A 35 60 92 3040
CTX3 100 100 A 37 62 94 3040
Note: - When the switch is closed capacitor must be discharged before recharged. (Maximum residual voltage at terminals ≤ 50 V)
- To prevent short current, gG type fuse must be 1.5 - 2 times than rated current
Features of capacitor unit (Pre-loading resistor)

- Damping resister that can limit the inrush current up to 60 x In by closing earlier than the main contacts of the contactor
- No heat loss by the serial resistor
- Eliminates the switching surge
- Improves the performance of the capacitor system
Operation sequence
Capacitor unit: OFF Capacitor unit: ON Capacitor unit: OFF
Contactor: OFF Contactor: OFF Contactor: ON
Capacitor unit Capacitor unit Capacitor unit
Contactor Contactor Contactor
Fig.1 Fig.2 Fig.3
Note - Closing sequence: Fig.1 => Fig.2 => Fig.3

Opening sequence: Fig.3 => Fig.1
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Contactors CTX3
n CTX3 capacitor switching units Cat.Nos 4 168 74/75/76/77 (continued)

Overall dimensions of contactors equipped with CTX3 switching units
Cat.No 4 168 74 on CTX3 22 Cat.No 4 168 75/76 on CTX3 65
73.5
106
170
140
45 120.4 55 153.2
Cat.No 4 168 74 on CTX3 40 Cat.No 4 168 76/77 on CTX3 100

140
170
83
140
45 124.4 70 168.7
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Detuned reactors Detuned reactors
n Technical specifications
- Rated line voltage: 400 V / 440 V
- Rated frequency: 50 Hz
- Tolerance on inductance: 0 / + 6 %
- Dielectric test 50 Hz, 3 kV, 60 s, protection class: IP 00
- Cooling method: natural air (AN)
- Ambient temperature: - 5 to + 40 °C
- Elevation above sea level: 1000 m a.s.l
- Conform to: IEC 60289 - EN 602 89
- Insulation class H
- Insulation level 1.1 kV
- Blocking factor p% = 7 - Tuning order = 3.78 / p% = 13.7 -
Tuning order = 2.7
- Thermal protection switch (250 V, 2.5 A) wired on terminal block
SAH1.73-40.4A SAH5.36-23.9A
The Alptec detuned reactors are designed to protect the capacitors

n Installation and requirements
against harmonics and avoid parallel resonance and amplification of - Operation and storage temperature: - 25 to + 70 °C
harmonics flowing on the network - Selection of the right type according to harmonic pollution
The connection of these reactors in series with capacitors causes - In operation an adequate air circulation must be guaranteed
a shift of the resonance frequency of the circuit composed by feeding - Windings must be installed vertically for better heat dissipation
transformer-reactors- capacitors so that the resulting self-resonance - The reactor must be protected against overloads and short-circuits
frequency is well below the line harmonics by fuses and/or circuit breakers
The blocking factor p% is expressed by the ratio between inductive - Suitable protection against undesired contacts (IP00) must be
reactance and capacitive reactance it corresponds to the increase provided by means of enclosures or boxes protecting the power
of voltage applied to capacitors, with respect to line voltage, due to system where the reactor is installed
circulation of capacitive current in the reactor - It is imperative to that the thermal N.C dry contact be connected in
Conforming to standards IEC/EN 60289 series with the contactor coil, in order to disconnect the step in case
of overheating
Pack Cat.Nos Detuned reactors three-phase 50 Hz
tuning frequency 189 Hz
P% = 7 / n = 3.78 n Dimensions
Max. harmonic pollution THDu ≤ 6%,
THDi ≤ 30%
To be associated with 440 V / 480 V capacitors
A B C
For three-phase capacitors
Ln (mH) I RMS (A)
H
1 SAH4.31-16.2A 4.31 16.2

1 SAH3.45-20.2A 3.45 20.2 A1 B1 C1
1 SAH2.85-21.0A 2.85 21
1 SAH1.78-38.0A 1.78 38
1 SAH1.73-40.4A 1.73 40.4
1 SAH1.45-42.0A 1.45 42 L W
1 SAH0.90-75.0A 0.90 75
1 SAH0.86-80.8A 0.86 80.8 Aluminium bars
1 SAH0.72-83.0A 0.72 83
1 SAH0.58-121.2A 0.58 121.2 Ln I RMS Ptot Dimensions (mm) Weight
Cat.Nos
1 SAH0.48-123.0A 0.48 123 (mH) (A) (W) (kg)
L W H
1 SAH0.45-150.0A 0.45 150
Tuning frequency 189 Hz
1 SAH0.43-161.6A 0.43 161.6 SAH4.31-16.2A 4.31 16.2 85 180 140 190 11
For 3 single-phase capacitors SAH3.45-20.2A 3.45 20.2 105 180 140 190 11
1 SAH10.70-12.0A 10.70 12 SAH2.85-21.0A 2.85 21 100 180 115 180 8.5
1 SAH8.55-12.6A 8.55 12.6 SAH1.78-38.0A 1.78 38 165 240 140 215 16
1 SAH5.36-23.9A 5.36 23.9 SAH1.73-40.4A 1.73 40.4 210 240 140 255 17
1 SAH4.30-25.1A 4.30 25.1 SAH1.45-42.0A 1.45 42 160 240 120 225 12
1 SAH2.68-44.0A SAH0.90-75.0A 0.9 75 280 240 165 260 26.5
2.68 44
SAH0.86-80.8A 0.86 80.8 270 240 165 280 28
1 SAH2.15-50.0A 2.15 50
SAH0.72-83.0A 0.72 83 230 240 160 225 22
1 SAH1.44-74.4A 1.44 74.4 SAH0.58-121.2A 0.58 121.2 400 300 190 315 40
1 SAH1.34-87.0A 1.34 87 SAH0.48-123.0A 0.48 123 400 240 172 260 28.5
Detuned reactors three-phase 50 Hz SAH0.45-150.0A 0.45 150 480 310 200 310 40
SAH0.43-161.6A 0.43 161.6 425 320 210 315 50
tuning frequency 135 Hz
SAH10.70-12.0A 10.7 12 170 180 160 185 15
P% = 14 / n = 2.7 SAH8.55-12.6A 8.55 12.6 100 180 120 190 9.5
Max. harmonic pollution THDu ≤ 6%, SAH5.36-23.9A 5.36 23.9 160 240 185 215 26.5
THDi ≤ 30% SAH4.30-25.1A 4.3 25.1 130 240 130 235 13.5
To be associated with 480 V capacitors SAH2.68-44.0A 2.68 44 215 240 175 205 25.5
SAH2.15-50.0A 2.15 50 195 240 160 245 23
For three-phase capacitors
SAH1.44-74.4A 1.44 74.4 305 240 167 265 29
Ln (mH) I RMS (A)
1 SAH8.10-15.7A 8.1 15.7 SAH1.34-87.0A 1.34 87 550 205 200 280 35
Tuning frequency 135 Hz
1 SAH4.05-31.4A 4.05 28.9
SAH8.10-15.7A 8.1 15.7 130 240 140 220 14.5
1 SAH2.02-62.8A 2.02 62.8
SAH4.05-31.4A 4.05 28.9 225 240 160 240 22
1 SAH1.35-94.2A 1.35 94.2 SAH2.02-62.8A 2.02 62.8 395 300 180 315 38
1 SAH1.00-125.6A 1 125.6 SAH1.35-94.2A 1.35 94.2 475 320 210 325 51
For 3 single-phase capacitors SAH1.00-125.6A 1 125.6 615 360 210 375 65
1 SAH14.10-16.0A 14,1 16 SAH14.10-16.0A 14.1 16 170 240 140 205 18
1 SAH7.05-31.0A 7,05 31 SAH7.05-31.0A 7.05 31 240 240 160 240 27.5
1 SAH3.52-62.0A 3,52 62 SAH3.52-62.0A 3.52 62 475 340 213 300 53
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Alpimatic racks Alpimatic racks
Loss factor
S and H type Alpimatic racks have a loss factor of 2 W/kVar
Standards
Racks for integration in automatic compensation systems complying with
standard IEC 61921
Temperature class
• operation: -10 to +45°C (average over 24 hours: 40°C)
• storage : -30 to +60°C
P255040
n Dimensions
249
225
Factory connected units for integration in universal or distribution
enclosures for automatic compensation systems 565 186.5 210 max.
S and H type: 580 400 max.
- 1 Alpivar 3 capacitor
- 1 or 2 CTX3 contactors with damping resistor suitable for capacitive
currents for step control S type H type
- 1 set of 3 HRC fuses
- 1 set of modular copper busbars with junction bars Weight Weight
for connecting several racks (kg) (kg)
- 1 steel frame on which the components are assembled and wired P12.540 14 PH12.540 14
P12.512.540 17 PH12.512.540 17
Pack Cat.Nos S type P2540 14 PH2540 14
P252540 17 PH252540 17
Max. harmonic pollution level P5040 17 PH5040 17
THDU ≤ 3%, THDI ≤ 10% P255040 20 PH255040 20
Nominal For enclosures width
power (mm) P7540 20 PH7540 20
(kVAr)
1 P12.540 12.5 600
1 P12.512.540 12.5 (+12.5) 600
1 P2540 25 600
1 P252540 25 (+25) 600
n Selection guide to maintenance capacitors and
1 P5040 50 600
contactors for Alpimatic racks
1 P255040 25 (+50) 600 Alpimatic Alpimatic Maintenance capacitor Maintenance contactor
1 P7540 75 600 racks S racks H type kVAr Cat.No Cat.No
type
H type P12.540 PH12.540 12.5 VH12.540-3MONO (4 161 19 + 4 168 74) x 1
12.5
P12.512.540 PH12.512.540 +12.5 VH12.5+12.540-3MONO (4 161 19 + 4 168 74) x 2
P2540 PH2540 25 VH2540-3MONO (4 161 19 + 4 168 74) x 1
THDU ≤ 4%, THDI ≤ 15%
Nominal power For enclosures width 25
P252540 PH252540 VH25+2.540-3MONO (4 161 19 + 4 168 74) x 2
(kVAr) (mm) +25
P5040 PH5040 50 VH5040-3MONO (4 161 59 + 4 168 76) x 1
1 PH12.540 12.5 600 P255040 PH255040 25(+50) VH25+5.040-3MONO (4 161 19 + 4 168 74) x 1
+ (4 162 59 + 4 168 76) x 1
1 PH12.512.540 12.5 (+12.5) 600
P7540 PH7540 75 VH7540-3MONO (4 161 39 + 4 168 76) x 1
1 PH2540 25 600
1 PH252540 25 (+25) 600
1 PH5040 50 600
1 PH255040 25 (+50) 600
1 PH7540 75 600
CTX3 contactors for maintenance of

Alpimatic racks p. 35
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Alpimatic racks with Alpimatic racks with

detuned reactor detuned reactor
Loss factor
Alpimatic racks with detuned reactor have a loss factor of 6W/kVar
Standards
Racks for integration in automatic compensation systems complying with
standard IEC 61921
n Dimensions
Racks for 600 mm wide Racks for 800 and 1000 mm
enclosures wide enclosures
R7.R8040.189
C
Factory connected units for integration in universal or distribution ø8.5 8.5 x 24 8.5 x 24 ø8.5
enclosures for automatic compensation systems B B
SAH versions (with detuned reactor): D D
- 1 CTX3 electromechanical contactor for step control
- 1 detuned reactor with thermal protection
- 1 set of modular copper busbars with junction bars for connecting
A
E
E
several racks
- 1 steel frame on which the components are assembled and wired
Pack Cat.Nos SAH type
THDU ≤ 6%, THDI ≤ 30% Dimensions (mm)
SAH type Weight
189 Hz (p = 7%) A B C D E (kg)
power (mm) R5.12.540.189 458 500 325 468 425 34
(kVAr) R5.2540.189 458 500 325 468 425 34
1 R5.12.540.189 12.5 600 R5.5040.189 458 500 325 468 425 40
1 R5.2540.189 25 600 R7.12.540.189 458 700 325 665 425 35
1 R5.5040.189 50 600 R7.2540.189 458 700 325 665 425 35
1 R7.12.540.189 12.5 800 R7.5040.189 458 700 325 665 425 41
1 R7.2540.189 25 800 R7.7540.189 458 700 325 665 425 50
1 R7.5040.189 50 800
Dimensions (mm)
1 R7.7540.189 75 800 SAH reinforced
type Weight
A B C D E
SAH reinforced type (kg)
R5.R2040.189 458 500 325 468 425 45
Max. harmonic pollution level THDU ≤ R5.R4040.189 458 500 325 468 425 47
8%, THDI ≤ 40% R7.R2040.189 458 700 325 665 425 46
R7.R4040.189 458 700 325 665 425 48
189 Hz (p = 7%)
Nominal power For enclosures width R7.R8040.189 458 700 325 665 425 78
(kVAr) (mm)
SAH Dimensions (mm)
1 R5.R2040.189 20 600 extra-reinforced Weight
1 R5.R4040.189 40 600 type A B C D E (kg)
1 R7.R2040.189 20 800 R9.RS7240.215 558 900 400 865 425 90
1 R7.R4040.189 40 800
1 R7.R8040.189 80 800
SAH extra-reinforced type n Selection guide to maintenance capacitors and
contactors for Alpimatic racks with detuned reactor
Alpimatic racks for Alpimatic racks
THDU ≤ 11%, THDI ≤ 55% enclosure width for enclosure kVAr Maintenance Maintenance
capacitor Cat.No contactor Cat.No
600 mm width 800 mm
215 Hz (p = 5.41 %)
At this harmonic level, we strongly SAH type
recommend that you contact us to take on- R5.12.540.189 R7.12.540.189 12.5 VH12.540-3MONO 4 161 19
site measurements R5.2540.189 R7.2540.189 25 VH2540-3MONO 4 161 19
power (mm) R5.5040.189 R7.5040.189 50 VH5040-3MONO 4 161 39
(kVAr) * R7.7540.189 75 VH7540-3MONO-1 4 161 79
1 R9.RS7240.215 72 1000 SAH reinforced type
R5.R2040.189 R7.R2040.189 20 VH2040-3MONO 4 161 19
R5.R4040.189 R7.R4040.189 40 VH4040-3MONO 4 161 39
* R7.R8040.189 80 VH8040-3MONO-1 4 162 59
Maintenance Maintenance
Alpimatic racks for enclosure kVAr capacitor contactor
width 1000 mm references references
SAH extra-reinforced type
R9.RS7240.215 72 VRS7240-3MONO 4 162 59
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Alpistatic racks with Alpistatic racks with
detuned reactor detuned reactor
Standards
Racks for integration in dynamic compensation systems complying with
standard IEC 61921
n Dimensions
C
RST7.2540.189

B
400 V - 50 Hz three-phase network 8.5 x 24 D
Factory connected units for integration in universal or distribution
enclosures for automatic compensation systems ø8.5
Comprise:
- 1 thyristor-controlled solid state contactor for step control
- 1 detuned reactor
A
E
- 1 set of modular copper busbars with junction bars
for connecting several racks
- 1 steel frame on which the components are assembled and wired
Pack Cat.Nos SAH type
THDU ≤ 6%, THDI ≤ 30% Dimensions (mm)
189 Hz (p = 7%) SAH type Weight
Nominal power For enclosures width A B C D E (kg)
(kVAr) (mm)
RST7.2540.189 458 700 325 665 425 49
1 RST7.2540.189 25 800 RST7.5040.189 458 700 325 665 425 57
1 RST7.5040.189 50 800 RST7.7540.189 458 700 325 665 425 62
RST9.10040.189 458 700 325 665 425 80
1 RST7.7540.189 75 800
RST9.12540.189 458 700 325 665 425 90
1 RST9.10040.189 100 1000
1 RST9.12540.189 125 1000
Dimensions (mm)
SAH reinforced
SAH reinforced type type Weight
A B C D E (kg)
Max. harmonic pollution level RST7.R4040.189 458 700 325 665 425 62
THDU ≤ 8%, THDI ≤ 40% RST7.R8040.189 458 700 325 665 425 82
189 Hz (p = 7%) RST9.R12040.189 458 700 325 665 425 90
power (mm)
(kVAr) SAH Dimensions (mm)
1 RST7.R4040.189 40 800 extra-reinforced Weight
type A B C D E
1 RST7.R8040.189 80 800 (kg)
1 RST9.R12040.189 120 1000 RST9.RS7240.215 558 900 400 865 425 95
SAH extra-reinforced type

Max. harmonic pollution level THDU ≤
11%, THDI ≤ 55%
n Selection guide to maintenance capacitors and
contactors for Alpistatic racks
215 Hz (p = 5.41%)
At this harmonic level, we strongly
Alpistatic RACK - SAH type kVAr Maintenance capacitor Cat.No
recommend that you contact us to take on-
site measurements RST7.2540.189 25 VH2540-3MONO
power (mm) RST7.5040.189 50 VH5040-3MONO
(kVAr) RST7.7540.189 75 VH7540-3MONO-1
1 RST9.RS7240.215 72 1000 RST9.10040.189 100 VH10040-3MONO
RST9.12540.189 125 VH12540-3MONO
Alpistatic RACK - SAH kVAr Maintenance capacitor Cat.No

reinforced type
RST7.R4040.189 40 VH4040-3MONO
RST7.R8040.189 80 VH8040-3MONO-1
RST9.R12040.189 120 VH12040-3MONO
Alpistatic RACK - SAH kVAr Maintenance capacitor Cat.No

extra-reinforced type
RST9.RS7240.215 72 VRS7240-3MONO
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Alptec 3.2/5.2/8.2 and Alptec 8 automatic power factor controllers
ALPTEC3.2 ALPTEC8.2 ALPTEC8
Pack Cat.Nos Alptec 3.2/5.2/8.2 automatic power Pack Cat.Nos Alptec 8 power factor controller
factor controllers 1 ALPTEC8 8 steps with possible extension to 18 steps
Control connection and disconnection of steps in maximum. Takes up to 4 extension modules.
order to maintain the target power factor. Detect Controls connection and disconnection of steps
critical operating conditions (also in systems with in order to maintain the target power factor.
significant presence of harmonics) and protect Detects critical operating conditions (also in
the power factor correction system. Connection systems with significant presence of harmonics)
on single and three-phase lines, three-phase and protects the power factor correction
lines with neutral control and cogeneration system. Connection on single and three-phase
systems with operation in 4 quadrants. For use lines, three-phase lines with neutral control
with medium voltage applications. and cogeneration systems with operation in
• Main functions: 4 quadrants. For use with medium voltage
- setting the power factor setting range applications.
- automatic identification of the Ti current • Main functions:
direction - setting the power factor or phi tangent setting
- fewer switching operations range
- balancing of steps with similar nominal power - automatic identification of the Ti current
- reactive power measurement for each installed direction
step - fewer switching operations
- recording of number of connections per step - balancing of steps with similar nominal power
- capacitor protection against overcurrents and - reactive power measurement for each installed
overloads step
- temperature rise protection via the internal - recording the number of connections per step
sensor - capacitor protection against overcurrents and
- undervoltage protection overloads on all three phases
- analysis of harmonics and protection according - temperature rise protection via the internal
to the level of THDU THDI sensor
- fast CT programming function - undervoltage protection
• Equipped with: - analysis of current and voltage harmonics
- optical USB port on the front for controller - analysis of current and voltage waveforms
programming, diagnostics and downloading recorded for overload events
data - CT fast programming function
- backlit LCD screen for easy data reading, • Equipped with:
including when the lighting conditions are poor - optical USB port on the front for controller
(6 languages available) programming, diagnostics and downloading
- USB and Wi-Fi communication interface for data
connection to a computer, smartphone or tablet - backlit LCD screen for easy data reading,
Can be equipped with special extension including when the lighting conditions are poor
modules to extend their functionality (10 languages available)
Conform to standards IEC 61010-1, IEC/EN - USB and Wi-Fi communication interface for
61000-6-2, IEC/EN 61000-6-3, UL508, CSA connection to a computer, smartphone or tablet
C22.2 no. 14 Can be equipped with special extension
1 ALPTEC3.2 3 steps with possible extension to modules to extend its functionality
6 steps; Takes 1 extension module Conforms to standards IEC 61010-1, IEC/EN
1 ALPTEC5.2 5 steps with possible extension to 61000-6-2,
8 steps; Takes 1 extension module IEC/EN 61000-6-3, UL508, CSA C22.2 no. 14
1 ALPTEC8.2 8 steps with possible extension to
14 steps; Takes 2 extension modules
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Accessories for Alptec automatic Current transformers (CT)
power factor controllers
EXT2GR 4 121 62
Technical characteristics p. 59-62 Technical characteristics p. 62
Pack Cat.Nos Extension modules Pack Cat.Nos Split core current transformers
Fit behind the power factor controller Can be combined with ammeters, electricity
Output extension module for Alptec 8 and meters, measurement control units or power
Alptec 3.2/5.2/8.2 factor controllers (for calculating the cos ϕ as
1 EXT2GR 2 relay outputs well as the voltage reference)
Can be used to increase the number of steps 5 A secondary current
1 EXT3GR 3 relay outputs For fixing on a bar
Can be used to increase the number of steps When used with power factor controllers,
current transformers must be positioned on
Output extension module for Alptec 8 a different phase to the one for the voltage
1 EXT4GRS 4 solid state outputs - optically isolated. For (L1 as standard) upstream of all the loads to
applications using solid state contactors be compensated
1 EXTHARM Protection against harmonics Secondary connection by terminals, or by a lug
Communication module for Alptec 8 and Precision 0.5%
Alptec 3.2/5.2/8.2 For 50 x 80 mm bar
1 EXTRS485 Optically isolated RS 485 communication Transformation ratio Power (VA)
interface 1 4 121 62 400/5 1.5
Communication module for Alptec 8
1 4 121 63 800/5 3
1 EXTETH Optically isolated Ethernet communication For 80 x 120 mm bar
interface 1 4 121 64 1000/5 5
1 EXTPROFI Optically isolated Profibus DP interface 1 4 121 65 1500/5 8
Communication accessories For 80 x 160 mm bar
1 4 121 66 2000/5 15
These communication devices can be used to 1 4 121 67 2500/5 15
connect Alptec power factor controllers to a 1 4 121 68 3000/5 20
computer, smartphone or tablet 1 4 121 69 4000/5 20
USB connection device
1 4 226 871 Computer connection cable with USB connector
For Alptec 8 and Alptec 3.2/5.2/8.2
For programming, downloading data,
diagnostics and upgrading the firmware
The computer identifies the connection as a
standard USB connection. There is no need to
switch off the controller power supply
Wi-Fi connection device
1 4 226 881 Wi-Fi connection device compatible with
computers, smartphones and tablets
For Alptec 8 and Alptec 3.2/5.2/8.2
For programming, downloading data,
diagnostics and upgrading the firmware
1: Configuration software available for downloading from the
website alpestechnologies.com
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Alptec automatic power factor controllers: functionality
n Technical characteristics
Alptec 3.2/5.2/8.2 Alptec 8
Alptec 3.2 (up to 6 with EXT2GR/
EXT3GR)
Alptec 5.2 (up to 8 with EXT2GR/ Alptec 8 (8 to 18 with EXT2GR/
Number of steps EXT3GR) EXT3GR/EXT4GRS)
Alptec 8.2 (up to 8 with EXT2GR/
EXT3GR)
FRONT PANEL/CASING
Backlit graphic LCD
Screen Backlit LCD with icons 128 x 80 pixels
6 10
alarm codes (scrolling text) Italian, Italian, English, Spanish French,
Languages English, Spanish French, German, German, Czech, Polish, Russian,
Portuguese Portuguese and 1 customisable
IEC protection index IP54 IP54

Extendable with modules EXT... • •
CONTROL/FUNCTIONS
automatic identification of the current direction • •
Operation in 4 quadrants • •
Master/slave architecture •
Separate input for the auxiliary power supply • •
Three-phase voltage control •
Current inputs 1 (per CT, /5 A or /1 A) 3 (per CT, /5 A or /1 A)
Use of dynamic compensation (FAST) • (with EXT4GRS)
Use with medium voltage • •
Separate compensation for each phase •
Phase-neutral connection on three-phase system • •
Isolated RS485 communication interface • (with EXTRS485) • (with EXTRS485)
ETHERNET communication interface • (with EXTETH)
Optical USB communication port on the front • (with 4 226 87) • (with 4 226 87)
Optical Wi-Fi communication port on the front • (with 4 226 88) • (with 4 226 88)
Fast current transformer programming • •
Configuration software and automatic distribution board test • •
Remote control software • •
Time and date (RTC) on battery for standalone operation •
Event log: alarms, modification of settings, etc. •
MEASUREMENT
Rated measurement voltage 600 VAC max 600 VAC max
Voltage measurement range 50-720 VAC 50-720 VAC
Instantaneous cos ø (displacement factor) • •
Power factor - instantaneous and average weekly • •
Voltage and current • •
Reactive power to achieve the setpoint and total • •
Capacitor overload • •
Control panel temperature • •
Maximum voltage and current value • •
Maximum capacitor overload value • •
Maximum control panel temperature value • •
Active apparent power •
Analysis of current and voltage harmonics • up to 15th order • up to 31st order
Measured value of each step, in VAr • •
Number of switching operations per step • •
PROTECTION
Voltage too high and too low • •
Current too high and too low • •
Over-compensation (all capacitors disconnected and cos ø higher than the setpoint) • •
Under-compensation (all capacitors disconnected and cos ø lower than the setpoint) • •
Capacitor overload • •
Capacitor overload on all 3 phases •
Overheating • •
Micro-power cuts • •
Failure of a capacitor bank • •
Maximum current harmonic distortion overshoot level • •
Programming alarm properties (activation, delay on tripping, relay excitation, etc.) •
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n Technical characteristics
ALPTEC 3.2/5.2/8.2 ALPTEC 8
AUXILIARY POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT
Us nominal auxiliary voltage 100-440 VAC 100-415 VAC
Operating range - 10 to + 10% - 10 to + 10%
Nominal frequency 50 Hz or 60 Hz ± 10% 50 Hz or 60 Hz ± 10%
Maximum consumption 9.5 VA 27 VA
Maximum dissipation 3.5 W bulb 4.5 W bulb
(excluding output contacts)
VOLTAGE CIRCUIT
Control voltage 100-600 VAC 100-600 VAC
Operating range 50-720 VAC 50-720 VAC
Nominal frequency 50 or 60 Hz ± 10% 50 or 60 Hz ± 10%
Micro-cut immunity time 35 ms (110 VAC) - 80 ms (220-415 VAC) 35 ms (110 VAC) - 80 ms (220-415 VAC)
CURRENT CIRCUIT
Nominal current Ie Programmable 5 A/1 A Programmable 5 A/1 A
Operating range 0.025-6 A for 5 A CT/0.025-1.2 A for 1 A CT 0.025-6 A for 5 A CT/0.025-1.2 A for 1 A CT
Constant overload 1.2 Ie 1.2 Ie
Rated short time withstand current 50 Ie for 1 s 50 Ie for 1 s
Current consumption 0.6 VA 0.6 VA
MEASUREMENT DATA
Type of voltage/current measurement TRMS TRMS
Power factor adjustment 0.5 inductive to 0.5 capacitive 0.5 inductive to 0.5 capacitive
RELAY OUTPUTS
Number of outputs 3, 5 or 8 (can be extended with EXT2GR/EXT3GR) 8 (up to 18 with EXT3GR/EXT4GRS)
Contact layout 2/4 NO (SPST) + 1 throw (SPDT) 7 NO (SPST) + 1 throw (SPDT)
IEC nominal capacity 5 A 250 V (AC1) 5 A 250 V (AC1)
Maximum capacity of the common contact terminal 10 A 10 A bulb
Maximum switching voltage 415 VAC 415 VAC
UL/CSA and IEC/EN 60947-5-1 designation B300 B300
Electrical service life (at nominal load) 105 cycles 105 cycles
Mechanical life 30 x 106 cycles 30 x 106 cycles
SOLID STATE OUTPUTS
Number of outputs - 4 or 8 with EXT4GRS
CONNECTIONS
Terminal type Removable/plug-in Removable/plug-in
Conductor cross-section (min./max.) 0.2-2.5 mm2 (24-12 AWG) 0.2-2.5 mm2 (24-12 AWG)
AMBIENT CONDITIONS
Operating temperature - 20... + 60°C - 20... + 70°C
Storage temperature - 30... + 80°C - 30... + 80°C
CASING
IEC protection index IP54 IP54
n ALPTEC 3.2/5.2 standard three-phase wiring diagram

MAINS
SUPPLY ALPTEC 1 2 3
L1L2L3 1 2 3 4 5
INPUT INPUT
CURRENT VOLTAGE AUX. SUPP.
S1 S2 100-600VA 100-440VA
14 13 3 4 1 2 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
FU7 FU8
CT1 2X1A 2X1A
QS1 FU1 FU2 FU5

R R R
FU6 FU9 FU10
10A 5A
KM1 KM2 KM5
R R R
LOAD TC1
K1 K2 K5
For ALPTEC 8.2 wiring diagram

please consult us
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Current transformers
n ALPTEC 8 standard three-phase wiring diagram

MAINS
SUPPLY EXT2GR EXT4GRS
L1 L2 L3 max. max. 2 modules
4 modules
OUTPUT
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
INPUT
AUX. SUPP.
CURRENT VOLTAGE 100-415 VA
1/5 A~ 100-600 VA 110-250 V=
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 19 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 12 13 14 11 14 21 24 13 14 23 24 33 34 43 44
I1 I2 I3 C L1 L2 L3 N n.c. A1 A2
S1
S2
CT1 FU9
QS1
FU10 FU1 FU2 FU8
FU13 FU11 FU12 R R R
KM1 KM2 KM8

R R R
LOAD TC1
K1 K2 K8
n Alptec dimensions
Alptec 3.2/5.2 Alptec 8.2 and 8
96 54 8.5 144 44
ALPTEC
96
144
137
64.5
MAN
MODE AUT
IR
73 9.2
EXP 10...
n Alptec cut-out
Alptec 3.2/5.2 Alptec 8.2 and 8
92 138.5
92
138.5
n Current transformer dimensions
Cat.Nos A B C D E F G H I J
4 121 62/63 50 x 80 114 50 145 80 33 78 32 46 69
4 121 64/65 80 x 120 144 80 185 121 32 108 32 46 69
4 121/66/67/68/69 80 x 160 184 80 245 160 38 120 32 46 69
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High voltage
capacitors P. 64
"All-Film"
high voltage
capacitors
High voltage
HIGH
capacitor banks
P. 68
Types and composition
VOLTAGE
of high voltage
capacitor banks
OFFER
Installation
examples
P. 74
Installation examples:
fixed type, delta
configuration
SEE THE PRODUCTS
"All-film" High voltage

high voltage capacitor banks
capacitors (p. 68)
(p. 64)
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P. 64 P. 66 P. 67
Electrical Weights and dimensions Capacitors for
characteristics of high of "All-Film" high voltage induction furnaces
voltage capacitors capacitors
P. 69 P. 70 P. 71
Wiring of high voltage General characteristics High voltage
capacitor banks of high voltage capacitor faults and
capacitor banks protection types
P. 75 P. 76
Installation examples: Example of
fixed type, double star automatic
configuration installation
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HIGH VOLTAGE
CAPACITORS
"All-film"
"All-film" high voltage ADVANTAGES OF THE RANGE ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
• The nominal voltage of a capacitor depends Synthetic "all-film" type dielectric capacitors,
capacitors are made up of on the number of groups in series compared with the previous generation of
• The nominal power of a capacitor depends on "mixed" (paper + film) capacitors, have a much
elementary or partial the number of partial capacitances in parallel longer service life, due to:
per group • Their excellent thermal stability related to
capacitances, generally very low power losses, due to the removal of
connected in several series- Each elementary capacitance is made of
two sheets of aluminium foil forming the
the paper
• The remarkable chemical stability of the
parallel groups, providing reinforcements or the electrodes, and special
high quality polypropylene film which is rough
liquid dielectric, giving:
- high partial discharge absorption capacity
the required electrical to assist impregnation, forming part of the - high dielectric resistance to transient
insulation. overcurrents and overvoltages
characteristics for the unit. This wired capacitance assembly, referred to - very low variation of capacitance as
as the "active part", is positioned in a stainless a function of temperature
steel case, which has insulated porcelain
terminals or bushings at the top for connecting • Average loss factor:
the device. - 0.15 W/kVar at power-up
After the "active part" has been dried and - 0.1 W/kVar after 500 hours' operation
treated, it is impregnated under vacuum with
a liquid dielectric of the following type: • Variation of the capacitance as a function of
- non-chlorinated the temperature:
- non-toxic - average: 2 x 10-4/°C
- biodegradable
• Internal discharge device:
With the polypropylene film, this liquid - internal discharge resistors reducing the
dielectric, which has a remarkably high residual voltage to 75 V in 10 minutes after
chemical stability, a high gas absorption disconnection of the supply
capacity and a high partial discharge extinction
capacity (discharges for which the flash • Frequency:
point is approximately 150°C), ensures total - standard: 50 Hz (60 Hz on request)
insulation between electrodes. This "all-film"
capacitor technology has the following main • Reference standards:
characteristics: - French: C 54 102
• Excellent resistance to strong electrical fields - international:
• Very low power losses, leading to IEC 60 871.1 and 2 (supply capacitors)
considerable savings for high power IEC 60 110 (capacitors for air or water cooled
capacitor banks induction furnaces)
- German: VDE 0560/4,
VDE 0560/9
- British: BS 1650
- other standards on request
• Permissible overloads
- current: up to 1.3 In
- voltage (between terminals):
1.1 Un 12 hrs/24 hrs,
1.15 Un 30 minutes/24 hrs,
1.2 Un 5 minutes/24 hrs,
1.3 Un 1 minute/24 hrs.
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• Individual tests • Standard insulation levels (phases/earth) for INSTALLATION CONDITIONS

- measurement of capacitance and losses individual capacitors • Temperature class
- voltage between terminals test: Standard: - 25/+ 45°C :
2 U nominal 10 s. alternating voltage, Highest voltage for equipment - 45°C average over 1 hour
4 U nominal 10 s. direct voltage Um (rms) (kV) - 40°C average over 24 hours
- voltage test between joined terminals and - 30°C average over 1 year
earth at industrial frequency 2.4 3.6 7.2 12 17.5 24
- test of discharge device and seal-tightness • Protection against corrosion
of the case Test voltage at industrial frequency - Installation possible: indoor or outdoor -
(for 10 seconds) (kV) Stainless steel case, with one coat of primer
8 10 20 28 38 50 and several top coats (RAL 7033)
Variation of the W/kVar losses as a function of
the temperature
• Environment
Losses = F (T)
2.0 - Lightning impulse withstand voltage - Altitude <1000 m
W/kVar
(peak value) (kV) - Indoor or outdoor installation to be specified

1.5 when ordering
35 40 60 75 95 125
1.0 - Vertical or horizontal mounting to be specified
when ordering
0.5
- Dry and free from dust (for other
environments please consult us so that
0 20 40 60 80 100 the creepage distances can be adapted if
1
T (0°C)
necessary)
Variation of the capacitance C (µF) as a function • Compatibility with the environment

of the temperature "All-film" HV capacitors are impregnated
C = f (T) 2 with a (PCB-free) biodegradable liquid
2.0 dielectric. Their installation does not require
any particular precautions with regard to the
C (%)
1.5
environment.
1.0
3
0.5 • Storage/Recommendations
- In their original packaging
0 20 40 60 80 100 - In a dry location sheltered from inclement
T (0°C) 4 weather (sun, rain, snow)
- Storage temperature between -40°C
and +60°C
Variation of the W/kVar losses as a function
of the operating time 5
Losses = F (op. time)
2.0 Other temperature classes on request,
W/kVar
1.5
please consult us
1.0 For HV capacitor faults and protection types,
0.5 see p. 71
0 3 6 9 12
Months of operation 3
Mixed dielectric 1 – Connection

All-film dielectric 2 – Porcelain terminal
3 – Fixing lug
4 – Stainless steel case
5 – Active part
HIGH VOLTAGE RANGE CATALOGUE 65

HIGH VOLTAGE
CAPACITORS (continued)
WEIGHTS AND DIMENSIONS 1 220
Power Dimensions (non- Weight

(standard) contractual) (mm) (kg)
kVar
Hc D
50 190 135 17 2
Hb
75 250 135 21
100 280 135 23
125 350 135 27
150 370 135 30 3
175 450 135 33
200 460 135 35
250 460 135 42
300 510 175 46
Hc
350 590 175 53
400 650 175 60
450 730 175 65
500 790 175 70
550 880 175 76
40
800 950 175 82
NB: Given the multiplicity of HV capacitor voltages,
these dimensions must be confirmed by our technical 3 P
departments.
Hb type Hb type
Um rms kV
indoor (mm) outdoor (mm) 4
75 235 2.4
160 235 3.6
160 235 7.2
160 235 12.0 345
235 235 17.5 397
265 265 24.0 435

The Um rms voltage to be taken into account is the voltage of
the mains supply to which the capacitor is to be connected,
not the nominal voltage of the unit (applies in particular
to single-phase capacitors wired in star or double star
configurations).
SINGLE-PHASE CAPACITOR
1 – Connection Ø = M12 or M16
2 – Isolated terminals
3 – Fixing lugs
4 – Rectangular holes
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CAPACITORS FOR
1 A A INDUCTION FURNACES
Alpes Technologies offers a range of special
capacitors for the compensation and balancing
2 of induction furnaces.
These capacitors are custom designed
5
according to the requirements and
Hb
characteristics of the installation.
• Capacitors complying with standard

IEC 60110
• "All-film" dielectric
• Biodegradable impregnating agent
• With or without internal discharge resistor
• Possible internal protection devices:
- internal fuses
- pressure monitoring device
- thermostat
Hc
• Frequency range: 50 Hz to 200 kHz

3
• Voltage range: 50 V to 3000 V
• Air or water cooled according to frequency
• Multiple outputs possible
3
40
P
4
Water-cooled capacitor
for medium frequency
induction furnaces
THREE-PHASE CAPACITOR
A – 123/160 mm 1 – Connection Ø = M12
B – 345/450 mm 2 – Isolated terminals
C – 397/502 mm 3 – Fixing lugs
D – 430/540 mm 4 – Rectangular holes
The dimensions vary 5 – Pressure monitoring unit
according to the power and
voltage

CAPACITOR
BANKS
High
Voltage
Alpes Technologies offers CAPACITOR BANK TYPE COMPOSITION
A capacitor bank is generally made up A capacitor bank can be made up of the
you bespoke solutions of several individual single or three- following components:
phase capacitors, assembled together
in order to adapt to your and interconnected to create high power • Additional accessories (discharge reactors,
assemblies called "capacitor banks". damping reactors and detuned reactors)
installation and your see p. 73
requirements. ALPES TECHNOLOGIES designs and
manufactures various different types of
• Built-in electrical protection devices (HRC
fuses, unbalance protection devices, etc.)
capacitor banks, defined by: see p. 71
• The total reactive power to be installed • Switching appliances (earthing switch,
• The nominal supply voltage switches, contactors, etc.)
• The altitude and ambient temperatures • Power factor controllers for automatic
• Electrical constraints: capacitor banks
- presence of harmonics, see p. 57
- automatic capacitor banks with power factor
controller
• Installation
- indoor (in an electrical room)
- outdoor (in a substation)
- dusty environments
• Operator safety
- IP 00 open rack
- IP 21 cubicle (indoor installation)
- IP 23 cubicle (outdoor installation)
- double overhanging roof)
- IP 54 cubicle
- other degrees of protection on request
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WIRING
The "all-film" HV capacitor is generally • DOUBLE STAR WIRING • H WIRING
a single-phase unit (or three-phase for max. The type of wiring is suitable for capacitor This type of wiring is intended for high power
voltages of 12 kV). banks of all powers and voltages (in this case single-phase HV capacitor banks and three-
There are several wiring or connection single-phase capacitors are subject to phase- phase VHV capacitor banks. For three-phase
methods for combining individual capacitors to to-neutral voltage). capacitor banks, the unbalance is monitored on
create high power capacitor banks. An unbalance protection device (transformer each phase. This unbalance monitoring system
and current relay) continuously monitors the applies to both star and delta capacitor banks.
• DELTA WIRING unbalance current, between two neutral points,
This type of wiring is used for low power and if there is an internal fault in a capacitor it
capacitor banks and those with a nominal triggers opening of the bank's operating device.
voltage of less than 12 kV. These capacitor
banks are mainly intended for direct
compensation at the terminals of HV motors.
The capacitor(s) are generally three-phase.
L1 L2 L3 L1
F1 F2 F3
L1 L2 L3
C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6
1
PMD1
2 S1 S2
C1
S1 S2
L2

GENERAL
CHARACTERISTICS
OF HV COMPONENTS
Alpes Technologies offers SERVICE CONDITIONS STANDARDS
• Ambient air temperature The equipment offered in this catalogue
a complete range of ≤ 40°C is designed, manufactured and tested in
≤ 30°C on average over 24 hours accordance with the requirements of the
components for making up ≥ -25°C standards and the following recommendations:
• Altitude • High Voltage Capacitors: IEC 60871-1&2,
high voltage capacitor banks. ≤ 1000 m BS 1650, VDE 0560, C22-2 No. 190-M1985,
• Environment NEMA CP1
Clean indoor industrial air (no dust, smoke, • High Voltage Circuit breakers: IEC 56
corrosive or inflammable gases or vapours, • Current transformers: IEC 60044
nor salt). • Earthing switch: IEC 129C
• Humidity • Relays, Power factor controller: IEC 60010
Average relative humidity value, • Fast discharge reactor, Damping
over 24 hours < 95% inductances: IEC 60076-6
• Isolators: IEC 168 - 273 - 815
SPECIFIC SERVICE CONDITIONS • High Voltage Contactors:
(please consult us) IEC 420/IEC 470
Alpes Technologies develops solutions for the • High Voltage Fuses: IEC 282.1/IEC 787
following specific conditions:
• Temperature from -40°C to +50°C (derating, COMMON ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
ventilation) • Tolerance on capacitor bank rated power:
• Corrosive atmospheres, vibrations 0/+10% (0/+5% for power > 3 Mvar)
(adaptations may be available) • Relative variation of the capacitance as a
• Altitude > 1000 m (derating). function of the temperature: -3.5.10-4/°C
STORAGE CONDITIONS INSULATION COORDINATION

To preserve all the qualities of the functional Highest Power Impulse
unit during prolonged storage, we recommend voltage for frequency withstand (kV
keeping the equipment in its original equipment withstand peak, 1.2/50 μs)
packaging, in a dry location sheltered from the Um (kV) (kVrms, 50
rain and sun at a temperature between -25°C Hz-1 min)
and +55°C. 7.2 20 60
12 28 75
17.5 38 95
24 50 125
36 70 170
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HV CAPACITOR
BANK FAULTS AND
PROTECTION TYPES
4 main types of faults can occur on PROTECTION USING INTERNAL FUSES
a capacitor or a capacitor bank Due to the advantages they provide, internal
fuses are the most frequently used means of
1. BREAKDOWN protecting "all-film" HV capacitors.
1
Breakdown of a capacitor component due to an In this technology, each elementary
internal short-circuit. capacitance forming the capacitor is protected
by its own internal fuse.
2. EXTERNAL SHORT-CIRCUIT When there is a fault on an elementary
This is generally caused by a fault between live capacitance, the internal fuse eliminates the
conductors possibly linked to external voltage corresponding capacitance and the continuity of 2
surges (lightning strike, activation/deactivation, service of the capacitor is assured.
etc.) or insulation faults linked to the presence Given the large number of elementary
of foreign bodies. It results in electric arcs and capacitances that make up the device, the
overheating of the capacitor dielectric. loss of power resulting from the first fault is
negligible (less than 2%).
3
3. CURRENT OVERLOAD The external unbalance protection will only be

activated if a large number of "broken down"
Generally linked to the permanent presence of elementary capacitances in one capacitor may
harmonic currents or high voltage. It can also cause too great an unbalance. The operation of
be transient when the capacitors are activated/ an internal fuse is activated: Internal view of an "all-film" HV capacitor
deactivated. This results in gradual destruction - When the capacitor voltage reaches its with internal fuses
of the active parts and increased pressure maximum value, and the current therefore 1 – Discharge resistor
inside the capacitor case, causing the unit to reaches its minimum value, the voltage 2 – Internal fuse
age more quickly. difference at the terminals of the "faulty" 3 - Elementary capacitance
elementary capacitance will trigger blow-out of
4. PHASE-EARTH FAULT the corresponding fuse.
Generally linked to a problem between live - When the current reaches its maximum
conductors and earth, either internal involving value, and the voltage therefore reaches its
the capacitor or external involving the minimum value, the flow of energy stored in 85
components used to make up the capacitor the parallel operational capacitances to the
bank. This type of fault does not always allow "faulty" capacitance will trigger blow-out of the
the upstream protection to work and therefore corresponding fuse.
results, like faults 2 and 3, in a pressure surge
in the capacitor, shorter service life and loss of PROTECTION BY PRESSURE 1
capacitance. MONITORING DEVICE
Protection by means of a pressure monitoring
device is useful if the capacitor cannot be
2
Capacitors and capacitor banks can be protected against protected correctly using internal fuses or
these faults by different types of protection described by unbalance monitoring (due to electrical
characteristics or cost problems).
below which can provide continuity of service, avoid
This protection is individual to each capacitor.
significant stress on the capacitor case and ensure the It consists of a pressure switch that is
safety of people. hermetically sealed onto the capacitor case.
This pressure switch consists of a "membrane"
that is sensitive to the increase in pressure
generated in the case if there are breakdowns
of the elementary capacitances, and an NC/
NO contact which trips the capacitor bank's
operating device (contactor - switch, etc.)
1 – Pressure monitoring unit

2 – "NO/NC" contact connection

EXTERNAL
PROTECTION DEVICES
USED WITH HV CAPACITORS
In addition to the protection devices HRC FUSES UNBALANCE OR DIFFERENTIAL
specific to each capacitor (internal Protection using HRC fuses integrated in PROTECTION
fuses or pressure monitoring the capacitor bank is ideal (technically and This protection generally applies to capacitor
economically) for capacitor banks with the banks with the following characteristics:
devices), other accessories must following characteristics: • Medium or high power (> 1000 kVar)
be used and an associated external • low power (< 1200 kVar) • Those with single-phase connection
protection device incorporated in the • those equipped with three-phase connection capacitors - Mains voltage greater than 12 kV
capacitor bank. The most commonly capacitors (see delta wiring, p. 55)
• supply voltage less than 12 kV Unbalance or differential protection is sensitive,
used external protection devices are: capable of detecting and reacting to a partial
HRC fuses and unbalance protection The rating of the HRC fuses should be selected fault in a capacitor.
devices. to have a value between 1.7 and 2.2 times the It consists of a current transformer connected
nominal current of the capacitor bank. between the two neutral points in the double
The choice between these various options is HRC fuse blow-outs are generally caused by star, combined with a current relay. When
dependent on the following criteria: a dead short inside the capacitor. Operation of there is a fault in a capacitor there is an
• Electrical characteristics of the capacitor the fuses will depend on the number of groups unbalance and therefore a current circulating
(power, voltage, connection) in series that are damaged inside the capacitor. in the current transformer which will cause, by
• Customer's requirements concerning the means of the relay, the bank's operating device
sensitivity of the protection device (circuit breaker, switch, contactor, etc.) to open.
As an option, it is possible to add blown fuse
There are four protection options for "all-film" contacts to feed back information or trip an
HV capacitors:
• Without internal fuses and external protection
operating device (circuit breaker, switch, This protection does not apply to three-phase
by unbalance monitoring contactor, etc.). capacitors.
• With internal fuses and external protection by
unbalance monitoring
• Without pressure monitoring device and
external protection by HRC fuses
• With pressure monitoring device and external
protection by HRC fuses
The table opposite gives the possible type Capacitor Associated

of protection for the capacitor and its power and Capacitor Capacitor external
advantages, according to the above criteria. voltage connection protection protection Advantages
All powers and Single-ph. Without internal Unbalance
all voltages fuse
P ≥ 200 kVar Single-ph. Without internal Unbalance • Does not trip on 1st fault
and U ≤ 13 kV fuses • Assured continuity of service
All powers Three-ph. Without pressure HRC fuses
and U ≤ 12 kV monitoring device
All powers Three-ph. With pressure HRC fuses • No risk of case rupturing
and U ≤ 12 kV monitoring device
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OPERATING AND
PROTECTION COMPONENTS
AND DEVICES
DAMPING REACTORS "oil-immersed" The operating and protection
Damping switching currents - Indoor or outdoor installation equipment (circuit breaker, fuse,
- IP 00 or IP 55
Installing single-phase damping reactors in - Max. voltage 36 kV switch, contactor) of a high voltage
series on each phase of the capacitor bank - Connection on porcelain terminals or plug-in capacitor bank must take the
makes it possible to reduce the switching
currents to values that are acceptable for the
terminals following three requirements into
- Three-phase account:
corresponding operating device. - Protection by DGPT2 type relay
These are necessary in the following situations: - Rollers for easier installation
• step capacitor banks • Capacity to withstand high transient currents
• mains short-circuit power very high in when activated
"resin-impregnated air reactors" (this type is • Capacity to ensure breaking on opening
relation to the power of the capacitor bank to mainly for use on VHV supplies)
be connected without restrike (at the moment of breaking,
- Outdoor installation the capacitor bank may be loaded at full
• frequent control operations of the capacitor - IP 00
bank voltage)
- Max. voltage 170 kV • Capacity to withstand a permanent rms
- Single-phase current corresponding to at least 1.43 times
DETUNED REACTORS the nominal 50 Hz current of the capacitor
bank in steady state. Vacuum break operating
Protecting capacitors against harmonics FAST DISCHARGE REACTORS devices, or those in SF6, are ideal for
For mains supplies with a high level of Operator protection operating and protecting capacitor banks.
harmonic interference, installing a detuned Installing two fast discharge reactors or voltage
reactor, generally three-phase and connected transformers between the phases of the The ALPES TECHNOLOGIES Technical
in series with the capacitor bank, is the only capacitor bank reduces the capacitor discharge Departments can advise you on the selection of
effective protection. The detuned reactor time from 10 minutes to approximately 10 a suitable operating and protection device for
performs a dual role: seconds. your capacitor bank.
• Increasing the capacitor impedance in This reduced discharge time:
relation to the harmonic currents • Provides safety for staff when carrying out
• Shifting the parallel resonance frequency work
of the source and the capacitor to below the • Reduces waiting time before earthing
main frequencies of the harmonic currents (closing of the earthing switch)
that are causing interference. This prevents • Makes it possible to reactivate the capacitor
amplification of the harmonic voltages banks in steps more quickly after breaking,
already present on the network although a minimum time of 15 minutes
between two discharges is essential, to
ensure correct cooling of the reactors
The detuned reactor also performs the functions of
a damping reactor.
OTHER POSSIBLE COMPONENTS
There are 3 main types of detuned reactor: • Unbalance relay – Protection of capacitors
wired in double star configuration
"resin-impregnated" • Earthing switch
- Indoor installation • Switch (optionally motorised
- IP 00 • Circuit breaker (optionally motorised)
- Max. voltage 24 kV • Power factor controller to control automatic
- Connection on copper lug capacitor banks
- Three-phase
- Optional rollers for easier installation
ALPTEC power factor controllers – Control of
capacitor steps, see p. 57

INSTALLATION
EXAMPLES OF
HV CAPACITOR BANKS
FIXED TYPE - DOUBLE DELTA L1 L2 L3
CONFIGURATION
• Max. voltage: 12 kV
F1 F2 F3
• Max. power: 1500 kVAr
• Installation: indoor or outdoor
• Possible components:
damping reactors, discharge reactors, HRC LW1 LW2 LW3
fuses, earthing switch, detuned reactor, etc.
• Max. dimensions (mm): 2000 x 2000
H = 2200
TP1 TP2
L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 L3
C1 C2
1 2 1 2
PMD1 PMD2
FIXED TYPE WITH CONTACTORS - L1 L2 L3

DELTA CONFIGURATION
• Installation: indoor or outdoor F1 F2 F3
damping reactors, discharge reactors,
A1
contactors, HRC fuses, power factor relay,
detuned reactor, etc. KM1 KM1
• Max. dimensions (mm) : 2000 x 2000 A2
H = 2200
TP1 TP2
L1 L2 L3
1
Surp1
2
C1
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FIXED TYPE - DOUBLE STAR L1 L2 L3

CONFIGURATION
• Max. power: 20,000 kVAr
unbalance CTs, unbalance relays, etc.
• Max. dimensions (mm) : 2500 x 2000
H = 2200
S1 S2
FIXED TYPE - DOUBLE STAR L1 L2 L3

CONFIGURATION
• Max. power: 20,000 kVAr
• With or without serial group per branch
unbalance relays, unbalance CTs, etc.
• Max. dimensions (mm): 3500 x 2000
H = 4000
S1 S2

INSTALLATION
EXAMPLES OF
HV CAPACITOR BANKS (continued)
EXAMPLE OF AUTOMATIC INSTALLATION
• Max. step dimensions: 3200 x 2000
H = 2100 mm
By definition, a regulated capacitor bank has:

• A contactor (up to 12 kV) or step switch
(for 24 kV and 36 kV)
• Damping reactors to damp the switching
currents
• HRC fuses
Option:
• Earthing switch
• Detuned reactor
(no damping reactor in this case)
• Unbalance relay
(depending on power/voltage)
• Fast discharge reactors
L1 L1
L2 L2
L3 L3
L1 L2 L3
F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9
A1 A1 A1
KM1 KM2 KM3
A2 A2 A2
LW1 LW2 LW3
TP1 TP2 TP3 TP4 TP5 TP6
L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 L3
C1 C2 C3
1 2 1 2 1 2
PMD1 PMD2 PMD3
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APPENDICES
PHASE SHIFT - LOAD TYPES
PHASE SHIFT
ACTIVE, REACTIVE AND APPARENT POWERS
Electrical powers are made up as follows:
In an AC electrical installation, depending on the type of
electrical load (resistive, inductive, capacitive), a phase shift of
Apparent power
varying size occurs between the current and the voltage.
(expressed in VA)
The symbol for this phase shift is "ø".
S = 3U I
U,I Reactive power
(expressed in VA)
U
Q = 3U I sin ø
ø
I ωt
Active power (expressed in W)
P = 3U I cos ø
Xc
ϕ
ø : voltage/current displacement angle
LOAD TYPES
Resistive loads consist of pure R resistors. For this type of POWER FACTOR
load, the current generated is in phase with the voltage. This corresponds to the active power/apparent power ratio,
i
therefore if we assume that the current and the voltage
U,I are perfectly sinusoidal without interference, it equals
PF = cos (ø).
U
ACTIVE POWER
U R This is what causes, for example, a movement in the case of
ωt I a motor, or a release of heat in the case of a resistive load; it
U
I
could be termed "useful" power. The unique property of active
power is to make work. A load draws active power when the
current is in phase with the voltage.
Active power is expressed in watts (W).
Inductive loads consist of inductances, such as asynchronous
motors and ballasts in fluorescent tubes. REACTIVE POWER
If we consider a purely inductive load L, the current generated This is not strictly speaking a power, since work cannot be
always lags 90° behind the voltage. obtained from it as it can with active power.
Reactive power Q is defined compared to active power P.
i U,I
P = 3U I cos ø
Q = 3U I sin ø
U With a single-phase supply, the 3 disappears
U L
ωt
U
π/2
Purely resistive devices are the only ones that do not consume
I reactive energy.
I
ACTIVE ENERGY
Capacitive loads always consist of capacitors, mainly In physics, this represents the ability of a system to produce
capacitor banks. work, which could involve movement, light, heat or even
If we consider a purely capacitive load C, the current electricity.
generated always leads the voltage by 90°. Energy is expressed in joules (SI unit), but often in kilowatts
per hour (KWh).
i
U,I
Energy is therefore the consumption of a system producing
work for one hour.
Active energy = Ea = consumption = active power x time
I
U
U C π/2
ωt
U
I
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ACTIVE, REACTIVE AND APPARENT POWERS (CONTINUED) POWER FACTOR OF THE MAIN RECEIVERS
REACTIVE ENERGY The following receivers consume the most reactive energy:
This is used in particular in the windings of motors and - Motors at low load
transformers to create the magnetic field without which they - Welding machines
would not be able to operate. It corresponds to the reactive - Arc and induction furnaces
power Q (kVAr). - Power rectifiers
Energy is expressed in kilovar per hours (kVArh).
Unlike active energy, reactive energy is said to be
"unproductive" for the user. RECEIVER COS ø TG ø
Reactive energy = Er = reactive power x time 0% 0.17 5.80
Ordinary 25% 0.55 1,52

APPARENT ENERGY
This is the resultant vector of the active and reactive energy. asynchronous 50% 0,73 0,94
motors loaded at 75% 0.80 0.75
100% 0.85 0.62
Incandescent bulbs approx. 1 approx. 0
Apparent energy Fluorescent bulbs approx. 0.5 approx. 1.73
Eapp (kVAh) approx. 2.29 to
Reactive energy Discharge lamps 0.4 to 0.6
1.33
Er (kVArh) Resistance furnaces approx. 1 approx. 0
Compensated induction
ø furnaces
approx. 0.85 approx. 0.62
Active energy Dielectric heating furnaces approx. 0.85 approx. 0.62

Ea (kWh) Resistance welding machines 0.8 to 0.9 0.75 to 0.48
Single-phase static arc welding
approx. 0.5 approx. 1.73
stations
Arc welding transformers- 0.7 to 0.9 1.02 to 0.48
rectifiers 0.7 to 0.8 1.02 to 0.75
Arc furnaces 0.8 0.75
Thyristor power rectifiers 0.4 to 0.8 2.25 to 0.75
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APPENDICES
HARMONICS
In recent years, the modernisation of industrial processes and These non-linear loads inject currents with a non-sinusoidal
the sophistication of electrical machines and equipment have waveform onto the supply. These currents are formed by
led to major developments in power electronics: a fundamental component of the supply frequency, plus a
These systems represent "non-linear" loads for electrical series of superimposed currents, multiple frequencies of the
supplies. fundamental which are known as harmonics.
LINEAR LOADS
A load is said to be "linear" if the current it draws is sinusoidal
when it is powered by a sinusoidal voltage.
Scc (kVA)
U,I
Harmonic current (Ih)
U
I
ωt
M (R,L)
Load that Capacitor Load that does not

generates bank generate harmonics
harmonics Qc (kVAr) P (kW)
This type of receiver does not generate harmonics.
NON-LINEAR LOADS
A load is said to be "non-linear" if the current it draws is not EFFECTS OF HARMONICS
sinusoidal when it is powered by a sinusoidal voltage. The immediate effects of harmonics (losses
Non-linear loads distort the electrical signals of the current due to Joule effect):
and the voltage. • Deterioration of the power factor
This type of receiver does generate harmonic currents. • Reduction in the motor power
• Cable, transformer, motor overloads
U,I • Increased noise in the motors
• Recording error in the meters
U • Oversizing of the supply capacitance cables
• Contactors not working correctly
• Interference in the electronic systems
• Etc.
ωt
Medium and long-term effects:
I • Shorter life of motors and transformers
• Deterioration of capacitor banks
• Accelerating ageing of insulation and dielectrics
• Derating of transformers and motors
• Etc.
Type of non-linear load:
- Examples of single-phase loads:
Low voltage (energy saving) bulb, fluorescent tube,
electronic ballast, medical equipment, television sets,
computers, printers, photocopiers, inverters, etc.
- Examples of three-phase loads:
Variable speed drives for motors, rectifier (AC-DC
converter), welding machine, arc furnace used in metallurgy,
battery charger, PLC, UPS, etc.
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HARMONIC ORDERS
The FOURIER decomposition (harmonic analysis) of Amplitude
the current consumption of a non-linear receiver shows:
• The fundamental, a sinusoidal term at the 50 Hz
mains supply frequency
• The harmonics, sinusoidal terms whose frequencies are ωt
multiples of the fundamental frequency
According to the equation:
n Resultant.
Irms = I21 + h∑= 2 I2h Fundamental.
Order 3: additional current of 150 Hz (3 x 50 Hz).
∑: sum of all the harmonic currents from harmonic 2
(50 Hz x 2) to the last harmonic order n (50 Hz x n) Order 5: additional current of 250 Hz (5 x 50 Hz).
Order 7: additional current of 350 Hz (7 x 50 Hz).
- Etc.
These harmonic currents circulate in the source. - Order n: additional current of xxx Hz (n x 50 Hz).
The harmonic impedances of this source then give rise to
harmonic voltages,
according to the equation: SPECIAL CASE OF 3RD ORDER HARMONICS
The main loads generating 3rd order harmonics are single-
Uh = Zh x Ih phase diode rectifiers with capacitive filtering.
Three-phase, non-linear, symmetrical, balanced loads, with

The harmonic currents induce most of the harmonic voltages no connection to the neutral do not generate any 3rd order
causing the overall harmonic distortion of the supply voltage. harmonics, nor any harmonic orders that are multiples of 3.
n
Three-phase, non-linear, symmetrical, balanced loads, with
Vrms = U21 +h∑= 2 U 2h connection to the neutral do generate 3rd order harmonic
Note: The harmonic distortion of the voltage generated currents and harmonic currents in the neutral conductor in
by construction defects in the windings of alternators and orders that are multiples of 3.
transformers is generally negligible
Single-phase loads such as high power lighting (stadium
lighting power, for example) also generate 3rd order
The electricity supply frequencies are 50 Hz or 60 Hz, called harmonics.
the fundamental frequency (f1).
For example: in France f1 = 50 Hz. IMPORTANT: The rms value of the neutral current can be
greater than that of the phase current, which on average
Harmonic components have a frequency (fn) which is a means that the neutral conductor cross-section must be
multiple of the fundamental frequency (f1). twice that of the phase conductor cross-section.
• The design of Legrand's isolating transformers with
low losses prevents 3rd order harmonics (see Legrand
fn = n x f1 catalogue).
where n is the harmonic order • SAH type – 135 Hz capacitor banks are sized to operate
in conditions with high levels of 3rd order harmonics
(see page 11).
The FOURIER decomposition (harmonic analysis) of
the current consumption of a non-linear receiver shows:
• The fundamental, a sinusoidal term at the 50 Hz
mains supply frequency
• The harmonics, sinusoidal terms whose frequencies are
multiples of the fundamental frequency
TOTAL HARMONIC DISTORTION IMPACT OF HARMONICS ON CAPACITORS
The total harmonic distortion is used to quantify the distorted The capacitor bank reactance is inversely proportional to the
global sinusoidal signal using the following theoretical frequency, and its ability to cancel out harmonic currents
formulas: decreases significantly when the frequency increases. This
leads to an increase in the current drawn by the capacitors
individual THD and causes a temperature rise which accelerates capacitor
ageing and can even lead to their destruction in extreme
Xn x 100 cases.
n (%)=
X1 Zc = 1 = 1
Xn = rms value of the fundamental (voltages or current)
X1 = rms value of the nth harmonic order (voltages or current)
Cω C 2π f
global THD Z (Ω)
Σ Un
n=2
2
THD-U(%) = x 100
U1 f (Hz)
n
Σ In
n=2
2
Alpivar³ capacitors have the capacity to resist harmonics
exceeding the requirements of standards IEC 60831-1 & 2
THD-I(%) = x 100
I1 - permissible overvoltage up to 1.18*Un
- permissible overvoltage up to 2*In
• Legrand EMDX³ measurement control units provide you

with optimum monitoring of your installation, see the
Legrand catalogue.
• The "Power Quality" Audit (see page 4) combined with Alpes

Technologies' expertise in the field of network analysers
allow you to carry out complete diagnostics of the various
phenomena in your install
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THE PHENOMENON OF RESONANCE
The phenomenon of electrical resonance between the Hence the supply impedance seen from the main LV
capacitor banks and the electricity supply corresponds to distribution board
amplification of the existing voltage and current harmonics
(increase in the THDu % and THDi %) due to electrical
resonance between the capacitor banks and the inductances
in the system upstream.
1
Z=
( ) (1 1 -
)
2 2
Scc (kVA) + Cω
Harmonic current (Ih)
R LTω
1
fo =
2π LTC
M (R,L)
Load that
generates
Capacitor
bank
Load that does not
generate harmonics
Z (Ω)
harmonics Qc (kVAr) P (kW)
R
This outline diagram of an electrical installation with capacitor System only
bank and a load that generates harmonics can be drawn as
below:
System with
capacitor bank
Ir IL Ic
f (Hz)
Ih R LT Qc U
fo
Harmonic amplification zone:
At frequency far, corresponding harmonic currents are

SCC: transformer short-circuit power generated. Circulating across the various impedances of
LT: transformer short-circuit inductance, because the the installation they generate an increase in the harmonic
influence of the load inductances and the short-circuit voltages and therefore in the level of THDu %.
inductance of the distribution network seen from the
upstream terminals of an MV/LV transformer is negligible. Amplification is seen through the typical curve of impedances
in the system as a function of the frequency. It shows the
amplified value compared to the initial supply value without
capacitors.
At resonance fo all the nth order current Io generated by the
circuit that is causing interference passes into the resistor R,
thus meaning that nearly all this current is drawn by loads
consuming active power.
The direct consequence of this resonance is an increase in the
harmonic voltages, and therefore in the level of THDi.
APPENDICES
ESTIMATE OF PARALLEL RESONANCE BETWEEN
THE CAPACITORS AND THE SOURCE
PROTECTING CAPACITORS USING
DETUNED REACTORS
To find out the harmonic frequency (Fn) of order n with a risk The detuned reactor performs a dual role:
of resonance in the system le and the amplification factor (Fa) - Increasing the capacitor impedance in relation to the
of the harmonic currents in the capacitors and in the source harmonic currents
(transformers), use the formulas below: - Shifting the parallel resonance frequency of the source and
the capacitor to below the main frequencies of the harmonic
currents that are causing interference
ST
Scc =
Ucc Adding the reactor impedance
Scc Scc x Qc
Fn = f1 x Fa =
Qc S L
In R LT
Scc: transformer short-circuit power
Ucc: MV/LV transformer short-circuit voltage
Qc: capacitor bank reactive power C
f1: fundamental frequency (50 Hz in France)
ST: power in kVA of the MV/LV transformer (or MV/LV
transformers where there are two or more transformers in
parallel)
S: active power of loads that do not generate
harmonics (non-polluting) 1 1
fo = fr =
2π (LT + L)C 2π LC
The higher the source short-circuit power (Scc), the further
the resonance frequency is from dangerous harmonic fo: Parallel resonance frequency (anti-resonance)
fr : Serial resonance frequency for the branch between
frequencies. the capacitors and the detuned reactor
The higher the power (P) of non-polluting loads, the lower the
harmonic current amplification factor.
Z (Ω)
Compensation zone
EXAMPLE
Transformer power: ST = 1000 kVA where UCC = 6% R
Load power: S = 750 kW
Capacitor bank power: QC = 350 kVAr Supply with capacitor bank
Thus: with detuned reactor
Transformer short-circuit power: f (Hz)

1000 fo fr
Scc = x 100 = 16,666 kVA
6
Risk of resonance frequency: • The detuned reactor and capacitor assembly is capacitive
for frequencies below fr, so allows reactive energy
16,666 compensation.
Fn = 50 x Hz ≈ 50 x 6.90 Hz ≈ 354 Hz
350 • The detuned reactor and capacitor assembly is inductive, so
prevents amplification of the harmonics.
Level of amplification of harmonics:
NOTE: The serial frequency (fr) chosen must be less than the
16,666 x 350 first harmonic order present in the circuit.
Fa = ≈ 3.22
750
IMPORTANT: In this example, the installation demonstrates

a risk of resonance with the 7th order harmonic. To avoid
this risk, use a capacitor bank with detuned reactor. See next
section.
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PHYSICAL STEPS AND ELECTRICAL STEPS
DEFINITION OPERATING CYCLE
Physical steps equivalent to the kVAr powers of the various
capacitors which make up an automatic or dynamic capacitor 4 PHYSICAL STEPS
bank (Alpimatic/Alpistatic range) and tripped individually by
the contactors. Power
25 50 75 75
Electrical steps = total power/smallest physical step and kVAr
represents the power kVAr seen by the electrical installation. 25 1 0 0 0
The design of Alpimatic and Alpistatic racks and the latest 50 0 1 0 0
9 ELECTRICAL STEPS
generation of Alptec 3.2/5.2/8.2 and Alptec 8 power factor 75 0 0 1 0
controllers with sophisticated regulation ensures optimal,
accurate, fast regulation with the least possible number of 100 1 0 0 1
capacitors, alternating the steps required as a function of the 125 0 1 1 0
reactive power needed.
150 1 1 0 1
This type of regulation: 175 1 0 1 1
- increases the capacitor bank service life
200 0 1 1 1
- ensures that all components which make up the capacitor
bank steps (capacitors, contactors, etc.) age uniformly and 225 1 1 1 1
- allows a smaller enclosure and hence lower purchase and
maintenance costs of the enclosure. 0 = step disconnected
1 = step activated
EXAMPLE OF AN ALPIMATIC 225 KVAR CAPACITOR BANK

Capacitor ALPTEC power factor controllers –
Cat. No. Physical steps
bank power Control of capacitor steps, see p. 57
M22540 225 (25+50)+2x75
25 kVAr
50 kVAr
75 kVAr
75 kVAr
Number of electrical steps:

225/25 = 9 steps of 25 kVAr
Catalogue number index
Cat.Nos Page Pack Cat.Nos Page Pack Cat.Nos Page Pack Cat.Nos Page Pack
BS.RS14440.215 22 1 M45040 24 1 MH2540/DISJ 25 1

ALPES TECHNOLOGIES
BS.RS21640.215 - 1 M45040/DISJ - 1 MH25040 - 1
ALP BS.RS28840.215 - 1 M47.540 - 1 MH25040/DISJ - 1
ALPTEC3.2 57 1 EXT M47.540/DISJ - 1 MH27540 - 1
ALPTEC5.2 - 1 EXT2GR 58 1 M5040 - 1 MH27540/DISJ - 1
ALPTEC8 - 1 EXT3GR - 1 M5040/DISJ - 1 MH3040 - 1
ALPTEC8.2 - 1 EXT4GRS - 1 M50040 - 1 MH3040/DISJ - 1
B EXTETH - 1 M50040/DISJ - 1 MH30040 - 1
B1040 22 1 EXTHARM - 1 M55040 - 1 MH30040/DISJ - 1
B1540 - 1 EXTPROFI - 1 M55040/DISJ - 1 MH3540 - 1
B2040 - 1 EXTRS485 - 1 M6040 - 1 MH3540/DISJ - 1
B2540 - 1 M M6040/DISJ - 1 MH35040 - 1
B3040 - 1 M1040 24 1 M60040 - 1 MH35040/DISJ - 1
B4040 - 1 M1040/DISJ - 1 M60040/DISJ - 1 MH4040 - 1
B5040 - 1 M10040 - 1 M67540 - 1 MH4040/DISJ - 1
B6040 - 1 M10040-F - 1 M67.540 - 1 MH40040 - 1
B7540 - 1 M10040/DISJ - 1 M67.540/DISJ - 1 MH40040/DISJ - 1
B9040 - 1 M10040-F/DISJ - 1 M7540 - 1 MH45040 - 1
B10040 - 1 M12.540 - 1 M7540-F - 1 MH45040/DISJ - 1
B12540 - 1 M12.540/DISJ - 1 M7540/DISJ - 1 MH47.540 - 1
B15040 - 1 M112.540 - 1 M7540-F/DISJ - 1 MH47.540/DISJ - 1
B17540 - 1 M112.540/DISJ - 1 M75040 - 1 MH5040 - 1
BH M12540 - 1 M82540 - 1 MH5040/DISJ - 1
BH1040 22 1 M12540/DISJ - 1 M87.540 - 1 MH50040 - 1
BH1540 - 1 M1540 - 1 M87.540-F - 1 MH50040/DISJ - 1
BH2040 - 1 M1540/DISJ - 1 M87.540/DISJ - 1 MH55040 - 1
BH2540 - 1 M15040 - 1 M87.540-F/DISJ - 1 MH55040/DISJ - 1
BH3040 - 1 M15040/DISJ - 1 M90040 - 1 MH6040 - 1
BH4040 - 1 M17540 - 1 MH MH6040/DISJ - 1
BH5040 - 1 M17540/DISJ - 1 MH1040 25 1 MH60040 - 1
BH6040 - 1 M2040 - 1 MH1040/DISJ - 1 MH60040/DISJ - 1
BH7540 - 1 M2040/DISJ - 1 MH10040 - 1 MH67540 - 1
BH9040 - 1 M20040 - 1 MH10040-F - 1 MH67.540 - 1
BH10040 - 1 M20040/DISJ - 1 MH10040/DISJ - 1 MH67.540/DISJ - 1
BH12540 - 1 M22540 - 1 MH10040-F/DISJ - 1 MH7540 - 1
BH15040 - 1 M22540/DISJ - 1 MH12540 - 1 MH7540-F - 1
BH17540 - 1 M2540 - 1 MH12540/DISJ - 1 MH7540/DISJ - 1
BS M2540/DISJ - 1 MH12.540 - 1 MH7540-F/DISJ - 1
BS5040.189 22 1 M25040 - 1 MH12.540/DISJ - 1 MH75040 - 1
BS7540.189 - 1 M25040/DISJ - 1 MH112.540 - 1 MH82540 - 1
BS10040.189 - 1 M27540 - 1 MH112.540/DISJ - 1 MH87.540 - 1
BS15040.189 - 1 M27540/DISJ - 1 MH1540 - 1 MH87.540-F - 1
BS20040.189 - 1 M3040 - 1 MH1540/DISJ - 1 MH87.540/DISJ - 1
BS25040.189 - 1 M3040/DISJ - 1 MH15040 - 1 MH87.540-F/DISJ - 1
BS30040.189 - 1 M30040 - 1 MH15040/DISJ - 1 MH90040 - 1
BS.R M30040/DISJ - 1 MH17540 - 1 MS
BS.R4040.189 22 1 M3540 - 1 MH17540/DISJ - 1 MS10040.189 26 1
BS.R8040.189 - 1 M3540/DISJ - 1 MH2040 - 1 MS10040.189/DISJ - 1
BS.R12040.189 - 1 M35040 - 1 MH2040/DISJ - 1 MS10540.135 - 1
BS.R20040.189 - 1 M4040 - 1 MH20040/DISJ - 1 MS12540.189 - 1
BS.R28040.189 - 1 M40040 - 1 MH22540/DISJ - 1 MS14040.135 - 1
BS.RS7240.215 - 1 M40040/DISJ - 1 MH2540 - 1 MS14040.135/DISJ - 1
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MS15040.189 26 1 MS8740.135/DISJ 26 1 P7540 54 1 SAH3.45-20.2A 53 1

MS15040.189/DISJ - 1 MS.R P252540 - 1 SAH3.52-62.0A - 1
MS17540.135 - 1 MS.R12040.189 27 1 P255040 - 1 SAH4.05-31.4A - 1
MS17540.135/DISJ - 1 MS.R12040.189/DISJ - 1 PH SAH4.30-25.1A - 1
MS20040.189 - 1 MS.R16040.189 - 1 PH12.540 54 1 SAH4.31-16.2A - 1
MS20040.189/DISJ - 1 MS.R16040.189/DISJ - 1 PH12.512.540 - 1 SAH5.36-23.9A - 1
MS21040.135 - 1 MS.R20040.189 - 1 PH2540 - 1 SAH7.05-31.0A - 1
MS21040.135/DISJ - 1 MS.R20040.189/DISJ - 1 PH5040 - 1 SAH8.10-15.7A - 1
MS22540.189 - 1 MS.R24040.189 - 1 PH7540 - 1 SAH8.55-12.6A - 1
MS22540.189/DISJ - 1 MS.R24040.189/DISJ - 1 PH252540 - 1 SAH10.70-12.0A - 1
MS24540.135 - 1 MS.R28040.189 - 1 PH255040 - 1 SAH14.10-16.0A - 1
MS24540.135/DISJ - 1 MS.R28040.189/DISJ - 1 R STS
MS25040.189 - 1 MS.R32040.189 - 1 R5.12.540.189 55 1 STS10040.189 31 1
MS25040.189/DISJ - 1 MS.R32040.189/DISJ - 1 R5.2540.189 - 1 STS100040.189 - 1
MS27540.189 - 1 MS.R36040.189 - 1 R5.5040.189 - 1 STS10040.189/DISJ - 1
MS27540.189/DISJ - 1 MS.R36040.189/DISJ - 1 R5.R2040.189 - 1 STS112540.189 - 1
MS28040.135 - 1 MS.R40040.189 - 1 R5.R4040.189 - 1 STS125040.189 - 1
MS28040.135/DISJ - 1 MS.R40040.189/DISJ - 1 R7.12.540.189 - 1 STS12540.189 - 1
MS30040.189 - 1 MS.R44040.189 - 1 R7.2540.189 - 1 STS12540.189/DISJ - 1
MS30040.189/DISJ - 1 MS.R44040.189/DISJ - 1 R7.5040.189 - 1 STS137540.189 - 1
MS31540.135 - 1 MS.R48040.189 - 1 R7.7540.189 - 1 STS150040.189 - 1
MS35040.189 - 1 MS.R52040.189 - 1 R7.R4040.189 - 1 STS15040.189/DISJ - 1
MS37540.189 - 1 MS.R56040.189 - 1 R9.RS7240.215 - 1 STS17540.189/DISJ - 1
MS37540.189/DISJ - 1 MS.R56040.189/DISJ - 1 RST STS20040.189 - 1
MS38540.135 - 1 MS.R60040.189 - 1 RST7.2540.189 56 1 STS20040.189/DISJ - 1
MS38540.135/DISJ - 1 MS.R60040.189/DISJ - 1 RST7.5040.189 - 1 STS22540.189 - 1
MS42040.135 - 1 MS.R64040.189 - 1 RST7.7540.189 - 1 STS22540.189/DISJ - 1
MS42040.135/DISJ - 1 MS.R72040.189 - 1 RST7.R4040.189 - 1 STS25040.189 - 1
MS45040.189 - 1 MS.R80040.189 - 1 RST7.R8040.189 - 1 STS25040.189/DISJ - 1
MS45040.189/DISJ - 1 MS.RS14440.215 - 1 RST9.10040.189 - 1 STS27540.189 - 1
MS45540.135 - 1 MS.RS14440.215/DISJ - 1 RST9.12540.189 - 1 STS27540.189/DISJ - 1
MS45540.135/DISJ - 1 MS.RS21640.215 - 1 RST9.R12040.189 - 1 STS30040.189 - 1
MS49040.135 - 1 MS.RS21640.215/DISJ - 1 RST9.RS7240.215 - 1 STS30040.189/DISJ - 1
MS49040.135/DISJ - 1 MS.RS28840.215 - 1 SAH STS35040.189 - 1
MS5240.135 - 1 MS.RS28840.215/DISJ - 1 SAH0.43-161.6A 53 1 STS35040.189/DISJ - 1
MS5240.135/DISJ - 1 MS.RS36040.215 - 1 SAH0.45-150.0A - 1 STS40040.189 - 1
MS52540.135 - 1 MS.RS36040.215/DISJ - 1 SAH0.48-123.0A - 1 STS40040.189/DISJ - 1
MS63040.135 - 1 MS.RS72040.215 - 1 SAH1.44-74.4A - 1 STS57540.189/DISJ - 1
MS67540.189 - 1 MS.RS79240.215 - 1 SAH1.45-42.0A - 1 STS62540.189 - 1
MS7040.135 - 1 MS.RS86440.215 - 1 SAH1.73-40.4A - 1 STS62540.189/DISJ - 1
MS7040.135/DISJ - 1 P SAH1.78-38.0A - 1 STS70040.189 - 1
MS75040.189 - 1 P12.540 54 1 SAH2.02-62.8A - 1 STS70040.189/DISJ - 1
MS7540.189 - 1 P12.512.540 - 1 SAH2.15-50.0A - 1 STS75040.189 - 1
MS7540.189/DISJ - 1 P2540 - 1 SAH2.68-44.0A - 1 STS82540.189 - 1
MS8740.135 - 1 P5040 - 1 SAH2.85-21.0A - 1 STS87540.189 - 1
87
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STS.R SUPP V1544-3MONO - 1 V4040CB - 1
STS.R108040.189 32 1 SUPP/ALPIBLOC 22 1 V2.523 36 1 V4040-3MONO - 1
STS.R12040.189 - 1 V V2.523CB - 1 V4044 37 1
STS.R12040.189/DISJ - 1 V1023 36 1 V2.523-3MONO - 1 V4044CB - 1
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STS.R52040.189/DISJ - 1 V12.540CB - 1 V2540-3MONO - 1 V523-3MONO - 1
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See our current tariffs and
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VH10040-3MONO - 1 4 121 66 - 1 4 201 22 - 1 The information given in
VH12540 - 1 4 121 67 - 1 4 201 23 - 1 this catalogue (technical
characteristics, dimensions,
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VH1540 - 1 4 151 00 4 201 26 - 1 They therefore imply no

commitment on our part.
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REACTIVE ENERGY COMPENSATION AND CONTROL OF

2-5 Optimum performance and energy efficiency 2-3

16-61 Sub-table of content 16-17

62-76 Sub-table of content 62-63

GENERAL CONTENTS CATALOGUE 1

GREEN ECO- LV AND HV CAPACITOR BANKS UNINTERRUPTIBLE

Refer to the Legrand catalogue See p. 18 Refer to the Legrand catalogue

IMPROVE POWER REDUCE THE Alpes Technologies

ALPES TECHNOLOGIES: QUALITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL

• Expenditure devoted to research • Recognised certifications,

ENERGY EFFICIENCY CATALOGUE 3

1 • REQUEST A QUOTATION 2 • QUOTATION

QUALITY "Request diagnostics"

3 • RECEIPT 4 • INSTALLATION 5 • REPORT

POWER QUALITY AUDIT CATALOGUE 5

A power factor of 1 will result in no reactive Correlation between power factor/gain in

billed in the same way as active their bills. 0.8 +7%

results in more power being Cos ø = 1 +33%

3. Achieve energy savings regardless of the

OPERATING PRINCIPLE Power diagram

cos ϕ ≈ 0.8 (tg ϕ ≈ 0.75)

Active Energy (kWh) Active Energy (kWh)

Active Energy (kWh) Active Energy (kWh)

GENERAL INFORMATION CATALOGUE 7

power (kVAr) to compensate Cos ø with measurement control units (such

For this type of installation, we recommend

the compensation Automatic compensation for variable or corresponding HV/LV transformer.

capacitor bank Thdi –Thdu measurements or if necessary

GENERAL INFORMATION CATALOGUE 9

RAPIDLY CHANGING LOAD

COMPENSATION BY EACH SECTOR in the GC

INDIVIDUAL COMPENSATION as close as

Compensating reactive energy at the terminals of GC = Global compensation

GLOBAL COMPENSATION COMPENSATION INDIVIDUAL

No reduction in losses Solution generally used Most expensive solution

GENERAL INFORMATION CATALOGUE 11

≤ 15% STABLE FIXED

RAPIDLY CHANGING DYNAMIC

ALPIVAR3 (p. 36) ALPIBLOC (p. 22)

HARMONIC POLLUTION LEVEL

WITHOUT WITH CIRCUIT- ≤3 ≤ 10 ≤ 15 S type

(1) The Alpistatic range is only available in

GENERAL INFORMATION CATALOGUE 13

S and H types S and H types

H and SAH types H and SAH types

SAH reinforced and SAH, SAH reinforced and

GENERAL INFORMATION CATALOGUE 15

SEE THE PRODUCTS

Alpimatic automatic Alpistatic automatic

CONNECTION (to be provided)

The current transformer can be supplied

Alpibloc fixed capacitor banks with

CONVENTIONAL SYSTEM WITH

Wear of moving parts no yes

Contact bounce phenomenon no possible

Contact fatigue zero high

Transient overcurrents (deactivation of steps) no yes (may exceed 200 ln)

Transient undervoltages none yes (up to 100%)