Antiresonance reactors Poming PMCK et al.

The task of PMCK antiresonance reactors (chokes) is to reduce the resonant frequency of the network, extend the service life and protect fuses, contacts and capacitor banks from damage.

By filtering the value of the higher harmonics of the network to values whose magnitude is lower than the values in the network, antiresonance reactors (chokes) prevent the development of resonant phenomena in the circuit between capacitors and the network. An increase in the currents of higher harmonics is excluded, which ensures higher stability of the equipment, increases its service life and allows you to significantly save electricity.