Capacitive Load Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India

Capacitive Load

Product Code : ILS-EELE-10397

Indian Lab Suppliers supplies the Capacitive Load (Product ID: 10397) as part of its electronics engineering lab equipment range. It is a switched capacitive load for studying current and voltage when an AC source feeds a load whose current is ahead of the voltage.

Quick Answer

Single-phase capacitors of suitable rating are connected in star, each with a discharge resistor so stored charge bleeds away safely after switch-off. Rotary switches add the load in steps of about 1 A, and an ammeter and voltmeter show the current and voltage at each step. The unit is housed in a powder-coated mild steel box on a trolley. Please confirm the kVAR rating and supply voltage at quotation.

Key Specifications

ParameterDetail
ElementsSingle-phase capacitors, star connected
DischargeDischarge resistors across the capacitors
StepsRotary switches, about 1 A per step
MetersAmmeter and voltmeter
HousingPowder-coated MS box, trolley type

Where This Is Used

Used for capacitive power-factor load tests on alternators and transformers, together with Inductive Load Banks (Product ID: 10395) and Resistive Load Banks (Product ID: 10396). Capacitors can hold a charge: switch off and allow them to discharge before touching the terminals. Browse the full Electronics Engineering Lab Equipment range or related Electricity and Magnetism products.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the load changed?
With rotary switches, in steps of about 1 A.

Why are discharge resistors fitted?
To drain the capacitor charge safely after switch-off.

How are the capacitors connected?
In star.

Related Categories

Electronics Engineering Lab Equipment · Electricity and Magnetism · Engineering Lab Equipment

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