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Cutler-Hammer Series 2043PCDMF
EATON 2043PCDMF Power Factor Correction PCDM Capacitor Cell, 20 kV, 480 V AC, Steel
Cutler-Hammer Series 2043PCDMF
EATON 2043PCDMF Power Factor Correction PCDM Capacitor Cell, 20 kV, 480 V AC, SteelNon-stock product. Available to order - lead time may vary.
BrandCutler-Hammer Series
MFG #2043PCDMF
Werner Part #3864710
UPC782116097517
Non-stock product. Available to order - lead time may vary.
BrandCutler-Hammer Series
MFG #2043PCDMF
Werner Part #3864710
UPC782116097517
Product Description
EATON PCDM Capacitor Cell, Power Factor Correction, 20 kV Power, 480 V AC, 60 Hz Frequency, Environmental Conditions: -40 to 46 deg C Temperature, Steel, 7 in L x 4.59 in W Dimensions
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Country of OriginUS
Dimensions7 in L x 4.59 in W
Environmental Conditions-40 to 46 deg C Temperature
Frequency Rating60 Hz
ManufacturerEaton
MaterialSteel
Package TypeEACH
Power Rating20 kV
TypePower Factor Correction
Type / StylePower Factor Correction
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Features
- Simplest and most economical means of increasing the transmission capacity of a power system, minimizing energy losses and correcting load power factor
- Power factor penalties can be reduced and power quality can be greatly enhanced
- Dry type capacitor cell with threaded terminals for secure connection, 10 kVAC stand-off terminal bushings
- Thermosetting polymer resin dielectric fill, self-healing metallized polypropylene dielectric film
- Built-in, 3-phase pressure sensitive interrupter design, removes capacitor from line before internal pressures can cause case rupture
- Discharge resistor reduces the residual voltage to less than 50 VAC residual within 5 min of de-energization, mounted on terminal stud assemblies
- Losses less than 1/2 W per kV
- Built-in, 3-phase interrupter design
- Removes capacitor from line before internal pressures can cause case rupture