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SCHNEIDER BLRCH680A000B48 VarPlus Capacitor
Item NO.:
BLRCH680A000B48Payment:
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$650Product Origin:
JapanColor:
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0.21KGLead Time:
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The Schneider Electric BLRCH680A000B48 is a heavy-duty VarPlus Can capacitor designed for power factor correction in industrial electrical systems. It supplies reactive power to improve power factor and reduce reactive power demand. It is suitable for applications where electrical networks experience moderate harmonic distortion.
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Parameter |
Specification |
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Brand |
Schneider Electric |
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Model |
BLRCH680A000B48 |
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Product Series |
VarPlus Can / PowerLogic |
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Product Type |
Heavy-Duty Power Factor Correction Capacitor |
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Rated Voltage |
480 V AC |
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Reactive Power |
68 kvar at 50 Hz |
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Network Frequency |
50/60 Hz |
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Number of Phases |
3 |
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Harmonic Content |
Up to 20% |
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Capacitance |
Approx. 313.3 µF |
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Capacitance Tolerance |
-5% to +10% |
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Maximum Continuous Overcurrent |
1.8 × rated current |
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Dielectric Material |
Metallized polypropylene film |
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Impregnation |
Dry, non-PCB polyurethane resin |
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Mounting |
Upright or horizontal |
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Dimensions |
Approx. 136 mm diameter × 321 mm height |
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Weight |
Approx. 5.3 kg |
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Standards |
IEC 60831-1, IEC 60831-2 |
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Country of Origin |
India |
Heavy-duty design for industrial power factor correction.
68 kvar reactive power rating at 480 V AC, 50 Hz.
Metallized polypropylene film dielectric.
Low dielectric and power losses.
Designed for networks with moderate harmonic content.
ClampTite terminal connection.
Industrial power distribution systems
Power factor correction panels
Manufacturing facilities
Commercial electrical installations
Reactive power compensation systems
Verify the system voltage and required reactive power rating before installation.
Use suitable capacitor-duty switching equipment and overcurrent protection.
Assess harmonic levels before connecting the capacitor bank.
Allow the capacitor to discharge fully before handling or servicing.
Installation should be performed by qualified electrical personnel.