GY-ASVG Advanced Static Var Generator – Cabinet
Product Features
Overview
Enhanced Static Var Generator (GY-ASVG) is mainly composed of an AC distribution unit, ASVG modules, a monitoring system, etc. The GYASVG connects a voltage source converter (VSC) to the power grid via a filter in parallel. Its working principle is to detect the load current in real time and, based on advanced detection and control algorithms for reactive power, harmonics, and three-phase active power, generate corresponding IGBT drive signals to achieve comprehensive compensation of reactive current, harmonic current, and three-phase unbalanced current. The device adopts a modular design, offering high integration density as well as convenient and flexible installation.
Performance characteristics
(1) DSP+CPLD full-digital control core, three-level topology technology.
(2) Modular design with multi-module parallel connection; small footprint, easy maintenance.
(3) Independent air duct and independent board compartment design to ensure stable operation of the equipment.
(4) Equipped with two external current sampling channels, supporting various compensation modes such as low-voltage side sampling with low-voltage side compensation, highvoltage side sampling with low-voltage side compensation, and reactive component compensation.
(5) Supports any one, any two, or all three of reactive power compensation, harmonic compensation, and three-phase unbalance compensation as selectable options.
(6) Reactive power compensation capability: compensation rate ≥99%.
(7) Unbalance compensation capability: unbalance degree after compensation ≤5%.
(8) Current harmonic compensation capability: compensation rate ≥95%; 2nd to 50th harmonics, individual compensation rate adjustable.
(9) Neutral line zero-sequence current filtering capacity is twice that of the phase line (triple customizable).
Technical Parameter
| Model | 220V | 380V | 500V | 690V | 800V | |
| Altitude | <2000m; above 2000 m, derate according to GB/T 3859.2 | |||||
| Ambient temperature | -10 ~ +50℃ (above 40 ℃, capacity derating ≤30%) | |||||
| Relative humidity | ≤90% relative humidity, no condensation on the surface at a monthly minimum temperature of 25 ℃ | |||||
| Pollution degree | Pollution degree ≤ Class III | |||||
| Operating voltage | AC220V (-20%~+20%) | AC380V (-20%~+20%) | AC500V (-20%~+20%) | AC690V (-20%~+15%) | AC800V (-20%~+850V Max) | |
| Operating frequency | 50Hz/60Hz (45Hz~63Hz) | |||||
| Rated compensation capacity | 50kvar ~ 300kvar | 100kvar ~ 600kvar | 90kvar ~ 540kvar | 100kvar ~ 720kvar | 150kvar ~ 900kvar | |
| Grid configuration | Three‑phase three‑wire, Three‑phase four‑wire | Three‑phase three‑wire | ||||
| Number of parallel units | No restrictions | |||||
| Overall efficiency | ≥97% | |||||
| Switching frequency | 16kHz | 12.8kHz | ||||
| Function selection | A、B、A+B、B+A、B+C、A+C、B+C+A、A+C+B | A、B、A+B | ||||
| Reactive compensation rate | Reactive power compensation ≥95% | NO | ||||
| Unbalance compensation capability | Unbalance degree after compensation ≤5% | |||||
| Current harmonic compensation capability | Harmonic comp.(current) ≥95% | |||||
| Neutral line filtering capability | Neutral line filtering capacity is twice that of phase filtering capacity (triple customizable) | |||||
| Full response time | Reactive power <10ms, Harmonics <40ms | |||||
| Noise level | ≤75dB | |||||
| Communication method | 2 RS485 communication interfaces (Wi‑Fi supported) | |||||
| Protection functions | Overload, software/hardware overcurrent, grid over‑undervoltage, grid voltage unbalance, power supply failure, overtemperature, frequency anomaly, short‑circuit protection, etc. | |||||
| Overload capability | Rated overload 1.2 times for 60 seconds | |||||
| Installation method | Rack‑mount / Wall‑mount | |||||
| Cable entry | Rack‑mount: rear cable entry; Wall‑mount: top cable entry | |||||
| Protection rating | IP20 (IP54 available on request / customizable) | |||||
| Size | 1250*1000*2200 | |||||
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