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    ABOUT PRODUCT

    HANOS-Z/S SERIES

     Damage caused by zero harmonic current

    · Neutral overcurrent/overheating may cause burnout or fire

    · Communication line induced failure

    · Automatic control system malfunction

    · Potential rise between neutral wire and ground and control device malfunction

    · ELB/MCCB/OCGR/ACB malfunction

    · Emergency generator output decline or startup failure

    · Noise and vibration generation

    · Overheating of transformer and cable neutral wire

    · Increased transformer and cable loss

    · Reduction in transformer and cable transmission capacity

    · Power factor reduction, condenser burnout

    · Increased leakage current (Io)

     Why does neutral current flow more than phase current?

    Zero harmonic source

    · OA devices such as computers, printers, monitors, copiers, etc.

    · Home appliances such as home theater, TV, air conditioner, refrigerator, etc.

    · Electronic ballast, lighting control device, electronic sign, HQI lighting

    · Single phase current generator, SMPS, DIMMER, charger

    · Occurs in other electronic devices as well

    Zero harmonic currents are scalar synthesized from the neutral wire

    · Neutral current is regulated to less than 39% of phase imbalance current according to internal wiring regulations.

    · Phase zero harmonics occur in the neutral line due to the inflow and overlap of harmonic currents in the neutral line.

    Overcurrent flows due to scalar synthesis of current.

     (3 times the phase current equivalent to the phase current)

     HANOS principles

    · Lowers the image impedance to absorb image harmonic current.

    · Increase the impedance on the power supply side to prevent harmonics from flowing into the power supply. 

    · Applies to systems using single-phase non-linear loads in a three-phase, four-wire distribution system.

    · Excellent ability to improve load imbalance current


    ※ Current Technology/USA, its reduction performance is superior to that of products selected as one of the top five excellent products in the United States in 1998, and its reduction performance is superior to that of any other product in the world.

     Damage caused by zero harmonic current

    · Neutral current (HANOS-Z: 70~90%, HANOS-S: 98% or more) reduction

    · Reduce transformer and cable losses by improving

      general load imbalance rate

    · Increased capacity and reduced losses by reducing

      transformer noise and heat

    · Increased emergency generator operation efficiency

    · Reduction of potential between neutral

      line and ground Reduction of leakage current

    · Reduce ELB/MCCB/OCGR/ACB malfunctions

    · Reduce losses by increasing CABLE transmission capacity

    · Reduce semiconductor device malfunctions

    · Power factor improvement, condenser life extension

    · Reduction of communication line induced disturbances

    Reduce power loss | Reduction of cable and transformer losses by improving imbalance.          Cable loss reduced by 62.5%!!

     Installation effect : 00 construction, 3ph 150A (380y220)V

     HANOS-Z/S specifications

     Number of phase : 3 phase 4 wire

     Rated Frequency : 60Hz, 50Hz

     Rated Capacity : 40 ~ 2,000A

     Rated Voltage : Up to 22.9kV

     Cooling Method : Dry self-cooling type,

                                        Flow self-cooling type

    HANOS-I

     Outline

    Reduce harmonics generated from 3-phase non-linear loads to below IEEE-Std.519 management regulations.

     Application

    3-phase 6-pulse rectifier, inverter, UPS, HVDC System, AC/DC Drivers, Elevators, etc.

     Characteristics

    1. Significantly less than the C value of the passive filter, there is no concern about system resonance

    2. Reduce harmonics to below control regulations despite load fluctuations

    3. It has a smaller appearance than a passive filter or an active filter, so it's easy to install

     IEEE-Std. 519High harmonic current regulation

     Harmonic Measurement-Before/After Improvement Comparison

     Installation DIAGRAM

     HANOS-Z/S specification

     Number of phase : 3 phase 3 wire

     Rated Frequency : 60Hz, 50Hz

     Rated Capacity : 6 ~ 800A

     Rated Voltage : 200V, 380V, 440V

     Cooling Method : AN, FA

     Characteristic : 8%-ITHD, 12%-ITHD

     Insulation class : Type F, H

    Line Filter

    (ACL : For shearing inverter)

     Outline

    Installed at the front of the inverter to reduce harmonics generated from an inverter or rectifier using a 3-phase 6-pulse rectifier circuit and improve the power factor.

     Application

    3-phase inverters, rectifiers, HVDC System, AC/DC Drivers, Elevators, etc.

     Product specifications

     Number of phase : Phase 3

     Rated Frequency : 60Hz, 50Hz

     Rated Capacity : 40 ~ 2000A

     Rated Voltage : 220V, 380V, 440V

     Cooling Method : Dry self-cooling

     Insulation class : Type F, H

    Load Filter

    (For rear end of inverter)

     Outline

    Installed at the rear of the inverter to protect the motor from bearing noise, wear, and vibration due to rotational force eccentricity caused by torque unevenness and angle phase caused by notching.

     Application

    3-phase inverters, HVDC System, AC/DC Drivers, Elevators, etc.

     Product specifications

    ● Number of phase : Phase 3

     Rated Frequency : 60Hz, 50Hz

     Rated Capacity : 0.75 ~ 200kW

     Rated Voltage : 220V, 380V, 440V

     Cooling Method : Dry self-cooling

     Insulation class : Type F, H

    DCL

    DC LINK CHOKE COIL

     Outline

    Inverter installation to reduce harmonics generated by inverter or rectifier using rectification circuit for 3-phase 6-pulse and to improve power factor

     Application

    3-phase inverter, rectifier, HVDC System, AC/DC Drivers, Elevators, etc

     Product specification

     Number of phase : Phase 1

     Rated Frequency : DC

     Rated Capacity : 0.75 ~ 200kW

     Rated Voltage : 200V, 380V, 440V

     Cooling Method : Dry self-cooling

     Insulation class : Type F, H

     Installation Diagram

     HARMONIC FILTER

      ABOUT PRODUCTS

    HANOS-Z/S SERIES

     Damage caused by zero harmonic current

    · Neutral overcurrent/overheating may cause burnout or fire

    · Communication line induced fault

    · Automatic control system malfunction

    · Potential rise between neutral wire and

    ground and control device malfunction

    · ELB/MCCB/OCGR/ACB malfunction

    · Emergency generator output decline or

    startup failure

    · Noise and vibration generation

    · Overheating of transformer and cable

    neutral wire

    · Increased transformer and cable loss

    · Reduction in transformer and cable

    transmission capacity

    · Power factor reduction, condenser burnout

    · Increased leakage current (Io)

     Why does neutral current flow more than phase current?

    Zero harmonic source 

    · OA devices such as computers, printers, monitors, copiers, etc.

    · Home appliances such as home theater, TV, air conditioner,

       refrigerator, etc.

    · Electronic ballast, lighting control device, electronic sign,

       HQI lighting

    · Single phase current generator, SMPS, DIMMER, charger

    · Occurs in other electronic devices as well

    Zero harmonic currents are scalar synthesized from the neutral wire

    · Neutral current is regulated to less than 40% of phase imbalance

       current according to internal wiring regulations.

    · Phase zero harmonics occur in the neutral line due to the inflow

    and overlap of harmonic currents in the neutral line.

    Overcurrent flows due to scalar synthesis of current.

    (3 times the phase current equivalent to the phase current)

     HANOS Principle

    · Lowers the image impedance to absorb image harmonic current.

    · Increase the impedance on the power supply side to prevent harmonics from flowing into the power supply. 

    · Applies to systems using single-phase non-linear loads in a three-phase, four-wire distribution system.

    · Excellent ability to improve load imbalance current

     

    ※ Current Technology/USA, its reduction performance is superior to that of products selected as one of the top five excellent

    products in the United States in 1998, and its reduction performance is superior to that of any other product in the world.

         (Please refer to the performance comparison table for each domestic/foreign product.)

     Damage caused by zero harmonic current

    · Neutral current (HANOS-Z: 70~90%, HANOS-S: 98% or

      more) reduction

    · Reduce transformer and cable losses by improving

      general load imbalance rate

    · Increased capacity and reduced losses by reducing

      transformer noise and heat

    · Increased emergency generator operation efficiency

    · Reduction of potential between neutral

      line and ground Reduction of leakage

      current

    · Reduce ELB/MCCB/OCGR/ACB

      malfunctions

    · Reduce losses by increasing CABLE

      transmission capacity

    · Reduce semiconductor device

      malfunctions

    · Power factor improvement,

      condenser life extension

    · Reduction of communication line

      induced disturbances

     Installation effect : 00 construction, 3ph 150A (380y220)V

     HANOS-Z/S specifications

    Number of phase : 3 phase 4 wire

    Rated Frequency : 60Hz, 50Hz

    Rated Capacity : 40 ~ 2,000A

     Rated Voltage : Up to 22.9kV

     Cooling Method : Dry self-cooling type,

                                     Flow self-cooling type

    HANOS-I

     Outline

    Reduce harmonics generated from 3-phase non-linear loads to below IEEE-Std.519 management regulations.

     Application

    3-phase 6-pulse rectifier, inverter, UPS, HVDC System, AC/DC Drivers, Elevators, etc.

     Characteristics

    1. Significantly less than the C value of the passive filter, there is no concern about system resonance

    2. Reduce harmonics to below control regulations despite load fluctuations

    3. It has a smaller appearance than a passive filter or an active filter, so it's easy to install

     IEEE-Std. 519 High harmonic current regulation

     HANOS-Z/S specification

    Number of phase : 3 phase 3 wire

    Rated Frequency : 60Hz, 50Hz

    Rated Capacity : 6 ~ 800A

     Rated Voltage : 200V, 380V, 440V

     Cooling Method : AN, FA

     Characteristic : 8%-ITHD, 12%-ITHD

     Insulation class : Type F, H

    Line Filter

    (ACL : For shearing of inverter)

     Outline

    Installed at the front of the inverter to reduce harmonics generated from an inverter or rectifier using a 3-phase 6-pulse rectifier circuit

    and improve the power factor.

     Application

    3-phase inverters, rectifiers, HVDC System, AC/DC Drivers, Elevators, etc.

     Product specifications

    Number of phase : Phase 3

    Rated Frequency : 60Hz, 50Hz

    Rated Capacity : 40 ~ 2000A

     Rated Voltage : 220V, 380V, 440V

     Cooling Method : Dry self-cooling

     Insulation class : Type F, H

    Load Filter

    (For rear end of inverter)

     Outline

    Installed at the rear of the inverter to protect the motor from bearing noise, wear, and vibration due to rotational force eccentricity caused

    by torque unevenness and angle phase caused by notching.

     Application

    3-phase inverters, HVDC System, AC/DC Drivers, Elevators, etc.

     Product specifications

    ● Number of phase : Phase 3

    Rated Frequency : 60Hz, 50Hz

    Rated Capacity : 0.75 ~ 200kW

     Rated Voltage : 220V, 380V, 440V

     Cooling Method : Dry self-cooling

     Insulation class : Type F, H

    DCL

    DC LINK CHOKE COIL

     Outline

    Inverter installation to reduce harmonics generated by inverter or rectifier using rectification circuit for 3-phase 6-pulse and to

    improve power factor

     Application

    3-phase inverter, rectifier, HVDC System, AC/DC Drivers, Elevators, etc

     Product specification

    Number of phase : Phase 1

    Rated Frequency : DC

    Rated Capacity : 0.75 ~ 200kW

     Rated Voltage : 200V, 380V, 440V

     Cooling Method : Dry self-cooling

     Insulation class : Type F, H

     Installation Diagram

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