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ABB’s PCS100 AVC Protects from Voltage Disturbances

This video explains the functioning of the PCS100 AVC (active voltage conditioner) from ABB. This inverter-based system protects sensitive commercial and industrial loads from voltage disturbances. Available in load capacities of 150kVA to 2.4MVA, the PCS100 AVC provides accurate voltage sag and surge correction.

The PCS100 AVC offers an operating efficiency of more than 98%. It is ideal for factories and manufacturing plants across different applications including continuous manufacturing processes, robotics, data centers, sensitive tooling and machinery, pharmaceutical, medical equipment and cranes.

Run Time – 4:34min

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