Reactive Power Control Centers – RPCC
Reactive Power Control Centers (RPCCs) are the general term for units and systems used to manage and control reactive power in electrical systems. Reactive power, as important as active power (real power) in electrical networks, is essential for balancing voltage levels and ensuring system stability.
RPCCs increase the efficiency of electrical systems and improve grid performance by optimizing reactive power.
In these panels, where heating is crucial, the necessary heating calculations are made to ensure appropriate panel volume, necessary ventilation, and ambient temperature for the efficient operation of the interior panel devices.
RPCCs perform a number of vital functions in electrical distribution systems:
- Energy Efficiency: RPCCs optimize reactive power in the electrical grid, reducing energy losses and improving system efficiency. This translates to lower energy costs.
- Voltage Stability: Maintaining voltage levels increases the reliability of electrical systems and ensures long life of equipment.
- Power Quality: Proper management of reactive power prevents faults and voltage fluctuations by improving power quality.
These panels, which are used to compensate the system in the most appropriate way in shopping malls, industrial facilities, smart buildings, treatment plants and all areas where A.G power control is required, are projected by our expert team using the E-Plan 5.30 drawing program in accordance with IEC 60617 standards.
