Power Quality

Weather, demand, generation, and more can compromise the quality of power, causing electrical devices to malfunction, fail prematurely, or not operate at all. Enginuity Power Solutions can identify power quality issues in your current power systems and devise a plan or provide the equipment to ensure you are getting the most from your electrical sources and staying in-line with Australian standards.

Good quality electricity is required for electrical systems to operate correctly.

Weather, demand, generation, and more can compromise the quality of power, causing electrical devices to malfunction, fail prematurely, or not operate at all. Enginuity Power Solutions can identify power quality issues in your current power systems and devise a plan or provide the equipment to ensure you are getting the most from your electrical sources and staying in-line with Australian standards.

High quality electrical power has the following characteristics: Continuity of service (no interruptions), low harmonic content, low variation in voltage magnitude, and very low transient voltages and currents.

There are several issues that affect the quality of power: Voltage sags and surges, momentary power interruptions, extended power interruptions, harmonic distortion, ground loops, and more.

Are you wasting money on energy bills? Not compliant with Australian standards? Learn more about our innovative equipment for improving power quality below.

Power Quality Analysis helps save money and energy

Power Quality

Power quality analysis is a crucial practice for any organisation looking to optimise its electrical systems, reduce energy costs, and extend the lifespan of its equipment. Industries across the board can benefit from regular power quality assessments and the implementation of solutions like Static Var Generators and Active Harmonic Filters. By addressing power quality issues, organisations can ensure a more reliable, efficient, and cost-effective operation.

Enhancing Power Quality to Cut Energy Costs & Waste

ESG, Power Quality

Improving power quality through Active Harmonic Filters and Static Var Generators can significantly reduce energy consumption and costs. This not only benefits individual organisations by saving money and reducing equipment wear and tear but also alleviates stress on the power grid, contributing to overall energy efficiency and sustainability.

What is an Active Harmonic Filter, and why might you need one?

Power Quality

Active Harmonic Filters are installed to reduce, or mitigate, harmonics by using a set of transistors and capacitors to filter (or clean) the current wave by injecting inverse currents to cancel out the undesired harmonic components. With minimised harmonics, you are ultimately optimising your power supply.

What is a Static Var Generator (SVG) and Why Might You Need One?

Power Quality

A Static VAR Generator (SVG) is a cutting-edge power electronics device designed to enhance power quality by addressing poor power factor and reactive power demand. Connected in parallel with electrical loads, SVGs offer dynamic, real-time solutions to these power quality issues.