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Orion — three-phase electromechanical voltage stabilizer 2–135 kVA

Orion is a three-phase electromechanical voltage stabilizer rated 2–135 kVA with ±0.5 % output accuracy. Each phase is regulated on its own, so an unbalanced load does not pull the voltage of the other phases. It is used at industrial and commercial sites with an unstable incoming supply.

Power
2–135 kVA
Phases
3 phases, independent per-phase regulation
Output voltage
220/230/240 V (L-N), 380/400/415 V (L-L)
Accuracy
±0.5 %

Technical specifications

Power2–135 kVA
Phases3 phases, independent per-phase regulation
Output voltage220/230/240 V (L-N), 380/400/415 V (L-L)
Accuracy±0.5 %
Load unbalanceup to 100 %
Overload200 % for 2 min

Specifications are taken from the manufacturer’s technical documentation. Updated .

Description

The unit is built for industrial and commercial sites where the input voltage keeps moving. Regulation is independent per phase, so each of the 3 phases holds its voltage separately from the others. Load unbalance of up to 100 % is permitted, which matters when single-phase consumers are spread unevenly across the phases. The output is set to 220, 230 or 240 V phase to neutral, which corresponds to 380, 400 or 415 V between phases. An overload of 200 % for 2 min covers the short inrush currents of motors and transformers.

How to choose

Start from the load power within the 2–135 kVA range and from whether the supply is three-phase. For a single-phase consumer, look at Antares. If static IGBT regulation is needed, consider Aquarius at 10–120 kVA, and Odyssey covers larger loads of 80–4000 kVA. Compare overload capability as well. Orion gives 200 % for 2 min, Aquarius 150 % for 2 s.

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FAQ

How does Orion differ from a single-phase stabilizer of the same rating?

Orion works on 3 phases and regulates each one independently, so an unbalanced load does not shift the voltage on the neighbouring phases. The single-phase version of this line is called Antares.

How much load unbalance is permitted for Orion?

Up to 100 %. One phase can be fully loaded while another is almost idle, and the stabilizer keeps the voltage of each phase separately.

What accuracy and output voltage does Orion have?

Accuracy is ±0.5 %. The output is set to 220, 230 or 240 V (phase to neutral), which gives 380, 400 or 415 V between phases.

How long can Orion carry a 200 % overload?

For 2 min. That is enough to start loads with a high inrush current, but continuous operation at such an overload is not intended.

What power range is Orion made for?

The range is 2–135 kVA. For three-phase loads from 80 to 4000 kVA the static Odyssey is considered.

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