• Product
  • Suppliers
  • Manufacturers
  • Solutions
  • Free tools
  • Knowledges
  • Experts
  • Communities
Search


High-Voltage Reactive Power Compensation Device – Outdoor Frame Type

  • High-Voltage Reactive Power Compensation Device – Outdoor Frame Type
  • High-Voltage Reactive Power Compensation Device – Outdoor Frame Type
  • High-Voltage Reactive Power Compensation Device – Outdoor Frame Type

Key attributes

Brand Rw Energy
Model NO. High-Voltage Reactive Power Compensation Device – Outdoor Frame Type
Rated voltage 6/10/35kV
Rated frequency 50Hz
Series RWTBB
Description

The RWTBB Series High-Voltage Reactive Power Compensation Device – Outdoor Frame Type is designed for 6kV, 10kV, 24kV, and 35kV three-phase power systems.
It provides effective reactive power compensation to:

  • Stabilize and balance network voltage

  • Improve overall power factor

  • Reduce energy losses in the distribution network

  • Enhance power supply reliability and quality

Engineered for outdoor applications, this frame-structured compensation device ensures durable operation and high efficiency in various industrial and utility environments.

Functional Features

1. Indoor and Outdoor Installation:Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

2. Multiple Compensation Modes:Supports frame structure, fixed compensation, and automatic switching compensation.

3. Direct Installation:Capacitor banks can be switched on/off directly through circuit breakers.

4. Indoor Cabinet Structure

Indoor units consist of:
• Circuit breaker
• Incoming cabinet
• Capacitor cabinet
• Reactor (air-core or iron-core)
Typical configuration: three-phase three-wire system.

5. Outdoor Frame Structure

Outdoor systems typically include:
• High-voltage incoming cabinet
• Discharge coil & protective components
• Capacitor racks (single or double layer)
• Reactor racks
• Filter circuits (optional)
Capacitor racks are arranged in single or double layers based on capacity.

6. 10 kV System

Equipped with 10kV Vacuum Circuit Breaker for automatic capacitive switching, supplemented by GW4-12D isolating switches for visible maintenance isolation.
Single capacitor capacity ≤ 500 kvar.
Large-capacity systems use double-layer capacitor racks.

7. 20 kV System

Capacitor units 200 kvar and below arranged in double layers.
Capacitors ≥ 200 kvar arranged in single layers.

8. 35 kV System

Outdoor frame structure with separated capacitors and reactors.
Capacitors are arranged in single or double layers depending on capacity.
Equipped with 10kV Vacuum Circuit Breaker for automatic capacitive switching, supplemented by GW4-35D isolating switches for visible maintenance isolation.

Technical Specifications

  • System voltage: 6–35 kV

  • Rated frequency: 50–60 Hz

  • Rated capacity:

    • 150–10,000 kvar (10 kV and below)

    • 600–20,000 kvar (35 kV)

Operating Conditions

  • Ambient temperature: −25°C to +45°C; 24-hour average ≤ +35°C

  • Altitude: ≤ 2000 m (consult manufacturer for high-altitude applications)

  • Humidity: daily average ≤ 95%; monthly average ≤ 90%

  • Wind speed (outdoor): ≤ 35 m/s

  • Seismic resistance: ≤ 8 degrees

  • Installation inclination: ≤ 3°

  • Solar radiation: ≤ 1000 W/m²

  • Environment: indoor/outdoor locations without flammable, explosive, corrosive, or conductive dust;
    no severe vibration or steam condensation.

Selection Guide

  • Air-core reactors are installed on the power supply side; iron-core reactors are placed on the neutral side.

    • For suppressing inrush current: reactance 0.5–1%.

    • For suppressing 5th and 7th harmonics: reactance 6%.

    • For suppressing 3rd harmonics and above: reactance 12%.

  • Main wiring configuration: single-star or double-star.

    • Single-star: used with open-delta overvoltage protection.

    • Double-star: used with neutral-point unbalance protection.

  • Single capacitor unit capacity: 50–500 kvar.

Solutions - High-Voltage Reactive Power Compensation

  • Angola Dadi Energy Storage 35 kV Power Quality Improvement Solution
     This solution targets severe harmonic pollution on the 35 kV system of the Dadi Energy Storage plant in Angola, caused by nonlinear loads such as power conversion systems (PCS). At its core is an H5+H7 high-voltage filter compensation bank with a total capacity of 7500 kvar, built on a three-in-one design concept: localized filtering, equipment protection, and reactive power compensation.The goal is to eliminate harmonic hazards, promote safe, stable and economical grid operation, and improve s
  • Suqian Rongxin Metal: Medium‑Frequency Furnace Harmonic Mitigation and Reactive Power Compensation Solution
     This solution targets the serious power quality problems caused by nonlinear, high-harmonic loads such as medium-frequency induction furnaces at Jiangsu Suqian Rongxin Metal Products Co., Ltd., centered on an H5+H7+H11 high-voltage filter compensation bank with a total capacity of 17550 kvar. Built around the design concept of precision filtering, reactive power compensation and voltage stabilization, it systematically resolves harmonic-induced equipment damage, lower production efficiency, pro
  • Mongolia Coal Washing Plant 35 kV Power Quality Improvement Solution
    For the 35 kV busbar of a Mongolia coal washing plant dominated by VFD harmonics, RW Energy proposes a5000 kvar H5 filter bank (tuned 4.7th, 235 Hz)to cut THDu from 8.5–12% to <3% and lift PF from 0.75–0.82 to 0.96–0.98 (per IEEE 519-2022).This solution serves the 35 kV busbar of a coal washing plant in South Gobi Province, Mongolia. Aimed at the harmonic pollution, low power factor and equipment overheating caused by the concentrated connection of large numbers of variable-
  • Detailed Solution for Reactive Power Compensation with High-Capacity Collection and Low-Capacity Compensation
    1. Scheme IntroductionIn the current electrical industry, SVG is widely adopted for reactive power compensation in high‑voltage electrical systems such as 6kV, 10kV, 20kV and 35kV. Two compensation topologies are commonly used: direct grid‑connection type and transformer step‑up type.For applications with relatively small compensation capacity, the transformer step‑up SVG scheme is more cost‑effective and thus widely applied. This scheme was developed to address low power factor in high‑voltage

Case Studies - High-Voltage Reactive Power Compensation

  • Mongolia South Gobi Coal Washing Plant 35 kV Power Quality Success Story
    The 35 kV power quality improvement project at a coal washing plant in South Gobi Province, Mongolia, is a dedicated retrofit addressing the severe harmonic pollution caused by the concentrated connection of variable-frequency-drive (VFD) equipment in the coal washing industry. A 5000 kvar H5 filter compensation bank was installed to deliver harmonic mitigation and reactive power compensation in one.Since commissioning, the dominant 5th harmonic has been effectively filtered, harmonic distortion
  • Jiangsu Suqian Rongxin Metal Products Power Quality Improvement Project-A success story in medium-frequency furnace harmonic mitigation and power quality improvement
    The Jiangsu Suqian Rongxin Metal Products power quality improvement project is a dedicated retrofit addressing the severe harmonic pollution caused by the concentrated connection of nonlinear loads such as medium-frequency furnaces in the metal products industry. An H5+H7+H11 filter compensation bank with a total capacity of 17550 kvar was installed to deliver harmonic mitigation and reactive power compensation in one.Since commissioning, the dominant 5th, 7th and 11th characteristic harmonics h
  • Angola Dadi Energy Storage 35 kV Power Quality Improvement success story
    The Angola Dadi Energy Storage power quality improvement project is a 35 kV power quality retrofit implemented on an existing energy storage plant. On-site nonlinear, high-harmonic loads such as inverters — power conversion systems (PCS) — are densely concentrated, a typical harmonic-source-intensive scenario in which harmonic pollution seriously hampers production efficiency and product quality.An H5+H7 filter compensation bank with a total capacity of 7500 kvar was provided to deliver harmonic
  • Abidjan 35kV Substation High Voltage Reactive Power Compensation Project: A Successful Case Study
    01 Project Overview1.1 Project BackgroundIn March 2026, RW Energy successfully delivered and deployed four sets of RWTBBX-35-2500/208.4-BLW high-voltage reactive power compensation devices for the 35kV substation upgrade project across core urban substations in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, with stable and reliable operation confirmed post-installation.Climate Adaptation DesignSpecifically engineered for West Africa’s harsh tropical environment, the equipment integrates IP54-rated ca

Documentation Resource Library High-Voltage Reactive Power Compensation

Public.
RW Energy Reactive Power Compensation and Harmonic Control Products Catalog
Catalogue
English

Frequently asked questions

 [Maintenance Pain-point]: Box units hide anomalies. [Physical Benefit]: Open architecture allows IR thermography from 5m away[TCO Evidence]: 70% labor reduction, cuts lifecycle TCO by 25%.

[Safety Redline]: Lethal residual charge risk. [Physical Action]: Dedicated coils for rapid drain. [Standard Proof]: Compliant with IEC 60871, <50V within 5 seconds.

 [Thermal Bottleneck]: Box-types trap heat. [Physical Advantage]: Open frame enables Natural Convection[Proof]: 200% higher cooling efficiency, 15K lower temp, service life extended to 20+ years.

Know your supplier

Online store
On-time delivery rate
Response time
100.0%
≤4h
Company overview
Workplace: 30000m² Total staff: 100 Highest Annual Export(usD): 100000000
Services
Business Type: Design/Manufacture/Sales
Main Categories: Medium and High Voltage Switchgear/Low Voltage Electrical Components/Renewable Energy and EV Charging/Electrical Testing and Metering/Lighting and Monitoring Equipment/Power Generation and Backup Systems/Power and Distribution Transformers/Instrument Transformers and Sensors/Transformer and Switchgear Parts/Construction Equipment and Tools/Electrical Manufacturing and Factory Automation/Lightning Protection and Electrical Insulation/Electrical Safety Equipment/Substations and E-Houses/Power Electronic Equipment/Electrical Panel and Controlgear/Power Quality Equipment
Send inquiry
+86
Click to upload file
Download
Get the IEE Business Application
Use the IEE-Business app to find equipment, obtain solutions, connect with experts, and participate in industry collaboration anytime, anywhere—fully supporting the development of your power projects and business.
Login
or continue with
New here?
Register