Active Power Saving System
Common electrical Network Problems
No Common Network problems
1 Contracted electrically bills, or cost of power production
(Fuel, Equipment usage etc.), where applicable.
2 The inefficiency of the power factor correction panels
3 The increase of the power consumption in the peak
intervals
4 The increase of different types of losses (Thermal
equipment efficiency, cables usage expectancy, etc)
5 Voltage drops and instabilities
6 The presences of harmonics which adds losses and
causes problems in the network
7 The unbalance of loads that needs to the increase of
the current that goes through the neutral cable
٨ The obligation of generating or buying additional
electrical power when the power consumption and
demand increases
APSS benefits
APSS provides a saving between 20% and
40% of the consumed active power without
affecting the load, rendering a saving of
the same percentage on energy
subscription/production costs.
APSS achieves the best power factor
relative to load without additional
modifications.
APSS minimizes the increase of power
consumption in the peak intervals by
achieving better saving proportional to the
load demands, as it brings more phases
into operation automatically
APSS decreases the consumed current
from the source without decreasing the
load current, which leads to the decrease
in network inefficiencies.
APSS acts to a good extend as a voltage
stabilizer which minimizes the occurrence
or irregular voltage drops or increases
APSS treats in most applications the
harmonics without adding additional
components to the network
APSS balances the network loads and
provides efficient load-sharing, therefore
minimizing the current going through the
neutral cable
APSS allows the client to use the saved
power for load increase within the saved
range (20 to 40%) without additional
equipment or electrical generation /
subscription costs.