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Acme Electric Corporation |
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Power Distribution Products Division |
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AC Line Reactors Overview |
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What is an AC Line Reactor? |
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AC Line Reactor or DIT |
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Product Features |
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Product Benefits |
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Industries/Where used |
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Applications |
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Competition |
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Acme Advantage/Strategy |
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AC Line
Reactors are: |
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A three-phase transformer product |
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Used in conjunction with AC variable frequency
and DC motor drives |
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Are bi-directional protective filtering devices |
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Absorb power line disturbances that damage or
shut down: |
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inverters |
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variable speed controllers |
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other sensitive equipment. |
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AC line reactors are intended for use as: |
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Input filter for adjustable speed DC drives |
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Input or output filters for AC frequency drives |
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Act as interface buffers between: |
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solid
state power circuits |
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line or
motor |
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Drive Isolation Transformers are used when: |
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Voltage change is needed |
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Ground fault protection is needed |
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AC line reactors are an addition to, not a
replacement of drive isolation transformers. |
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3% impedance is used: |
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To absorb normal powerline spikes |
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Motor surge currents |
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Eliminating bus over voltage tripping |
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5% Impedance is used: |
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Line disturbances are abnormally high |
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Further reduction of harmonic distortion is
desired |
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IEEE 519 compliance is required |
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Most applications in North America only require
3% impedance. |
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Flexible installation |
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Finger-safe terminal blocks (up to 60 HP) |
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Amperage ratings of 2 to 600 amps |
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3% and 5% impedance |
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Can be used with 208, 240, 480, and 600 volts |
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Gapped iron core for optimum performance |
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Precision wound copper coils |
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Universal mounting plate |
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Cooler, quieter operation |
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UL & cUL Recognized |
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10 Year Warranty |
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Protection from damaging voltage drop |
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Elimination of nuisance tripping |
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Improvement in true power factor |
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Reduction of harmonic distortion |
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Longer life for motors and solid state
components |
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Industries Applications |
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Paper Ø Drive Systems |
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Plastics Ø Process Lines |
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Utilities and Power Ø Casters |
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Chemical Ø Tube Mills |
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Petroleum Ø Assembly Lines |
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Agriculture Ø Press Controls |
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Food and Beverage Ø Laminators |
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Packaging Systems |
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Automotive |
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Printing |
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As An Input Filter |
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Protect sensitive equipment from noise |
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Protect controller from: |
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power surges |
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spikes |
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harmonic distortion |
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As an output filter |
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Protects the controller from: |
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short
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surges |
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Motors run cooler and quieter |
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MTE |
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Market leader for reactors |
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Niche player offering chokes, and filters |
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TCI |
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Second in the reactor market |
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Limited product focus, offering only reactors
and filters |
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Hammond |
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Canadian based company with regional visibility |
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Offers wide range of transformer and reactor
products |
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When selling our product emphasize: |
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Our established distribution network |
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Full product line offering; DIT’s to reactors |
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Covers virtually all voltage ranges |
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Industries best Technical Service |
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To become the sole source supplier for line and
load applications |
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To replace MTE and TCI as leaders in supplying
line reactors |
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Leveraging our product line in order to obtain
additional shelf space, at Kirby-Risk for both reactors and transformers |
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