Antares — single-phase electromechanical voltage stabilizer 15–135 kVA
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Antares is a mid-power single-phase electromechanical stabilizer rated 15–135 kVA with ±0.5 % accuracy. The output voltage is set to 220, 230 or 240 V, and a class II surge protective device sits at the output. It is intended for commercial and industrial consumers.
- Power
- 15–135 kVA
- Phases
- 1 phase
- Output voltage
- 220/230/240 V
- Accuracy
- ±0.5 %
Technical specifications
| Power | 15–135 kVA |
|---|---|
| Phases | 1 phase |
| Output voltage | 220/230/240 V |
| Accuracy | ±0.5 % |
| Overload | 200 % for 2 min |
| Protection | class II surge protective device at the output |
Specifications are taken from the manufacturer’s technical documentation. Updated .
Description
The model is single-phase, so it sits in a one-phase supply and feeds the load connected to it. Electromechanical regulation holds the output voltage within ±0.5 %. The 15–135 kVA rating fits mid-size loads, while smaller power levels are served by the single-phase Vega line. An overload of 200 % for 2 min covers short inrush currents. The class II surge protective device at the output shields the connected equipment from voltage impulses, so no separate arrester is needed on that section.
How to choose
First fix the load power within 15–135 kVA and compare it with the inrush currents, because the 200 % overload lasts only 2 min. A single-phase model does not suit a three-phase supply. There, consider Aquarius at 10–120 kVA with static IGBT regulation, or Odyssey at 80–4000 kVA. For single-phase loads below this range, look at Vega.
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FAQ
What power does the single-phase Antares stabilizer have?
The range is 15–135 kVA with a single phase. This is mid-size power for commercial and industrial consumers.
What output voltage and accuracy does Antares have?
The output is 220, 230 or 240 V with an accuracy of ±0.5 %.
Does Antares include protection against surge voltages?
Yes, a class II surge protective device is fitted at the output. It limits voltage impulses on the load supply side.
What overload can Antares withstand?
200 % for 2 min. That covers short starting surges, and for continuous work the rating is chosen with a margin.
What should be used instead of Antares in a three-phase network?
The static Aquarius at 10–120 kVA with a 150 % overload for 2 s, or Odyssey at 80–4000 kVA with a continuous 110 % overload.
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