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  • ABB FPX86-9377-A capacitor

    110V-380V
    5W-130W
    1A-30A
    1 year
    30
    United States, France, Japan, Viet Nam, Australia, Russia, Germany, Italy, Arabia

    The ABB FPX86-9377-A capacitor is a key component in ABB's power compensation and filtering system, designed specifically for power factor compensation, harmonic suppression, and voltage stability in industrial distribution networks, power systems, and large electrical equipment. This capacitor adopts ABB's advanced dielectric materials and packaging technology, which has excellent capacitance stability, voltage shock resistance, and long service life. It can effectively improve the power factor of the power grid, reduce line losses, and improve power quality, providing efficient and reliable power optimization solutions for various industrial production and power transmission scenarios.

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The ABB FPX86-9377-A capacitor is a key component in ABB's power compensation and filtering system, designed specifically for power factor compensation, harmonic suppression, and voltage stability in industrial distribution networks, power systems, and large electrical equipment. This capacitor adopts ABB's advanced dielectric materials and packaging technology, which has excellent capacitance stability, voltage shock resistance, and long service life. It can effectively improve the power factor of the power grid, reduce line losses, and improve power quality, providing efficient and reliable power optimization solutions for various industrial production and power transmission scenarios.




ABB FPX86-9377-A capacitor

Product Overview

The ABB FPX86-9377-A capacitor is a key component in ABB's power compensation and filtering system, designed specifically for power factor compensation, harmonic suppression, and voltage stability in industrial distribution networks, power systems, and large electrical equipment. This capacitor adopts ABB's advanced dielectric materials and packaging technology, which has excellent capacitance stability, voltage shock resistance, and long service life. It can effectively improve the power factor of the power grid, reduce line losses, and improve power quality, providing efficient and reliable power optimization solutions for various industrial production and power transmission scenarios.

The model code contains clear product information: "FPX86" is the product series code, representing the high/medium voltage power compensation capacitor product line to which the capacitor belongs; '9377' usually corresponds to core configurations such as product capacity specifications, rated parameters, and packaging dimensions; 'A' is the version identification or adaptation scenario differentiation code, which is an important basis for accurate product selection, installation, and traceability.


Core Features

1. Excellent capacitance stability and electrical performance

Using high-purity metalized thin films as dielectric materials, combined with vacuum evaporation coating technology, to ensure electrode conductivity uniformity and dielectric insulation performance. The capacitance deviation is controlled within ± 5% (under standard operating conditions), and the capacitance attenuation rate is low during long-term operation and temperature changes, with an annual capacitance loss of less than 1%. At the same time, it has an extremely low dielectric loss tangent value (tan δ ≤ 0.0015, 50Hz/60Hz), reducing its own energy loss and improving compensation efficiency.

2. Strong weather resistance and environmental adaptability

The shell is made of high-strength metal shell (such as cold-rolled steel plate spray coating) or flame-retardant engineering plastic packaging, which has good dustproof, waterproof, and corrosion-resistant properties, and the protection level can reach IP54 or above (specific details are subject to the product manual). Supports a wide temperature working environment and can operate stably within the temperature range of -25 ℃~60 ℃. It can adapt to the high temperature, humidity, dust, and corrosive gas erosion in industrial workshops, and maintain reliable performance even under harsh working conditions.

3. Safe and reliable explosion-proof and overvoltage protection design

Built in pressure relief device and over temperature protection component. When the internal pressure or temperature of the capacitor rises due to abnormal working conditions (such as overvoltage, overcurrent, partial discharge), the pressure relief device can quickly release pressure within a safe range to avoid shell rupture; The over temperature protection component can promptly cut off the circuit to prevent the fault from expanding. Simultaneously complying with international explosion-proof standards, it can be safely used in scenarios with specific explosion-proof level requirements (requiring specialized explosion-proof accessories).

4. Long service life and low maintenance requirements

Through optimized internal structure design and high-quality material selection, the product design has a service life of over 15 years (under rated conditions). Metallized thin films have self-healing properties. When small defects appear in the medium, self-healing can be achieved through local metal layer evaporation, avoiding defect expansion and capacitor failure. The extremely low failure rate significantly reduces equipment maintenance costs and downtime, making it suitable for unmanned automated power distribution scenarios.

5. Good compatibility and system adaptability

Following international power capacitor standards, it can seamlessly integrate with ABB's power factor controllers, reactors, lightning arresters, and other components of the same series to form a complete power compensation system. Simultaneously compatible with third-party distribution equipment and compensation devices that meet standards on the market, supporting multiple wiring methods such as star and triangle, and can be flexibly configured according to the topology of the power grid to adapt to distribution networks of different voltage levels.


Key technical parameters

Rated voltage (UN)

0.4kV/6kV/10kV (differentiated by configuration)

Rated capacity (CN)

10kVar -100kVar (multiple specifications available)

Capacity deviation

±5%(20℃,50Hz/60Hz)

Tangent value of dielectric loss angle (tan δ)

≤0.0015(50Hz/60Hz,20℃)

Maximum allowable overvoltage

1.1UN (long-term), 1.3UN (short-term 10 minutes)

Maximum allowable overcurrent

1.3IN (long-term), 1.5IN (short-term 5-minute)

Working temperature range

-25 ℃~60 ℃ (ambient temperature)

Protection level

IP54 (metal casing)/IP40 (modular)

wiring method

Star (Y)/Triangle (Δ)

certification standard

IEC 60831-1/2, GB/T 12747, UL 810


Applicable scenarios

-Industrial distribution system: used in the distribution network of heavy industrial enterprises such as steel, chemical, cement, etc., to compensate for the reactive power generated by inductive loads such as asynchronous motors, fans, and water pumps, improve the power factor to 0.95 or above, reduce power grid line loss and transformer loss, and avoid fines caused by low power factor.

-Power transmission and substations: configured on the low or high voltage side of substations at all levels, used to stabilize grid voltage, balance three-phase reactive power, improve power quality, enhance power transmission efficiency, and ensure safe and stable operation of the power grid.

-New energy power generation system: adapted to the grid connected system of wind and photovoltaic power plants, compensating for the reactive power output of inverters, smoothing power fluctuations, meeting the requirements of the grid for grid connected power factor, and improving the grid connected stability of new energy power generation.

-Commercial and civil buildings: used for power distribution systems in large shopping malls, office buildings, and data centers, compensating for reactive power losses of air conditioning units, water pumps, elevators, and other equipment, reducing the capacity requirements of the power distribution system, and saving electricity expenses.

-Rail transit system: configured in the traction power supply system of subway and light rail, used to compensate for the reactive power and harmonics generated by the traction converter, improve the voltage quality of the power supply network, and ensure the stable operation of the train traction system.


Key points for installation and maintenance

1. Installation precautions

Before installation, it is necessary to verify whether the capacitor model matches the voltage and reactive power compensation requirements of the distribution system; The installation location should be chosen in a well ventilated area away from heat sources and flammable and explosive materials, avoiding direct sunlight. The metal shell capacitors should be reliably grounded; When wiring, it is necessary to select wires with appropriate cross-sections according to the rated voltage to ensure a secure connection and avoid overheating caused by poor contact; When multiple capacitors are installed in parallel, sufficient spacing (recommended not less than 10cm) should be reserved to prevent mutual influence on heat dissipation.

Before installing high-voltage capacitors, insulation resistance testing should be conducted using a 2500V megohmmeter. The insulation resistance value should not be less than 1000M Ω. During installation, the capacitor should be protected from severe impact or vibration to prevent damage to the internal medium.

2. Daily maintenance

Regularly inspect the appearance of capacitors and check for any deformation, bulging, oil leakage, corrosion, or other issues with the casing. If any abnormalities are found, immediately shut down and replace the capacitor; Measure the terminal voltage, operating current, and shell temperature of capacitors every month to ensure that all parameters are within the rated range; Check quarterly whether the wiring terminals are loose, whether there are signs of heating and discoloration, and whether the grounding device is reliable; Conduct capacitance measurement and dielectric loss testing once a year to evaluate the performance status of capacitors.

During maintenance, it is necessary to strictly follow the power-off operation procedures. First, cut off the power supply of the capacitor bank, and wait for the discharge resistor to complete the discharge (usually taking 5-10 minutes) before proceeding with the operation. It is strictly prohibited to touch the capacitor terminals while they are live; When cleaning the surface of capacitors, use a dry soft cloth and avoid using damp cloths or corrosive cleaning agents.

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