In many industrial areas of the world, power quality is a crucial factor in ensuring the efficiency and longevity of equipment. This is especially true for small manufacturing companies operating in contexts where the power grid can be unstable, such as in Congo. Fluctuations, interruptions and imbalances can cause significant damage, production interruptions and high maintenance costs. To address these issues, our customer chose Sirius Advance with integrated power factor correction, which is the ideal solution to ensure continuous operation and protect equipment from voltage fluctuations of up to ±30% and power quality problems.
WHY CHOOSE SIRIUS ADVANCE?
Sirius Advance offers significant advantages for those operating in critical conditions:
- Wide ±30% regulation range: handles large voltage fluctuations, ensuring a stable power supply at all times.
- Integrated power factor correction technology: optimises energy efficiency, reducing waste and improving the power factor. This results in reduced energy costs and better utilisation of available energy.
- Compact and modular design: ideal for the needs of small manufacturing companies, thanks to a robust design that is easy to integrate into existing systems.
ECONOMIC AND OPERATIONAL BENEFITS FOR MANUFACTURING COMPANIES
A voltage stabiliser like the Sirius Advance not only protects equipment, but also brings important economic benefits:
- Reduced maintenance costs: fewer breakdowns and technical interventions thanks to advanced protection from mains fluctuations.
- Improved production efficiency: minimising downtime caused by electrical problems ensures a continuous production flow.
- Optimised energy consumption: integrated power factor correction reduces electricity bills and optimises energy use, a crucial factor in areas with limited or expensive resources.
A COMPLETE SOLUTION TO POWER QUALITY PROBLEMS FOR THE INDUSTRIAL SECTOR
The Sirius Advance is more than just a voltage stabiliser: it is a complete solution for improving power quality, reducing costs and protecting equipment from damage due to an unstable power grid. With a range from 100kVA to 4000kVA, this solution is suitable for both small-scale industrial operations and large production plants, especially in areas with power quality problems such as the Congo.
