The JYINS Three-Phase Imbalance Correction APF is a specialized active power filter designed to correct phase imbalance, compensate reactive power, and suppress harmonics in three-phase four-wire distribution systems. Using advanced DSP-controlled IGBT power modules, it redistributes current across phases to achieve near-perfect balance, eliminating neutral current overload and reducing energy losses. Essential for facilities with single-phase loads, EV chargers, data centers, and commercial buildings.
Parameter |
Specification |
Model Series |
JYAPF-IB Series |
Rated Voltage |
380V/400V/480V AC (3-Phase 4-Wire) |
Compensation Capacity |
50A / 100A / 150A / 200A per Module |
Balance Correction |
Neutral Current Reduction > 90% |
Reactive Power Compensation |
Power Factor > 0.99 After Correction |
Harmonic Filtering |
2nd–51st Order Selective |
Response Time |
< 5ms |
Topology |
3-Level IGBT with 4-Wire Capability |
Parallel Modules |
Up to 10 Modules |
Communication |
RS485 / Modbus / Ethernet |
Efficiency |
> 97% |
Enclosure |
IP20 / IP31 Cabinet |
Zhejiang Jingying (JYINS) Electrical Co., Ltd., established in 1993, is a leading manufacturer with over 30 years of expertise in power inverters, solar charge controllers, energy storage systems, and renewable energy solutions. Our 500+ employee factory in Wenzhou, China, serves clients across 50+ countries with ISO9001/CE/SAA/RoHS certified products.
Q: What causes three-phase imbalance?
A: Uneven distribution of single-phase loads (lighting, computers, EV chargers) across three phases causes current imbalance, leading to neutral overload, voltage distortion, and energy losses.
Q: How does the APF correct imbalance?
A: The APF measures current on each phase in real-time and injects compensating currents to redistribute load evenly across all three phases.
Q: Can it work with existing capacitor banks?
A: Yes, the APF can operate in parallel with existing passive compensation equipment, handling the dynamic imbalance while capacitors provide base reactive compensation.
Q: What's the typical energy saving?
A: Users typically see 3-8% reduction in total energy consumption from reduced line losses, plus elimination of power factor penalties from utilities.