L&T Standard Duty Cylindrical Capacitor
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The L&T Standard Duty Cylindrical Capacitor is a high-quality power capacitor designed for improving power factor in both industrial and commercial applications. Engineered for reliability under standard duty conditions, it helps reduce power losses, enhance voltage stability, and ensure efficient operation of electrical systems.
Key Features at a Glance
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Designed for standard duty applications
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Enhances power factor correction efficiently
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Reduces energy losses and improves system performance
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Ensures voltage stability and extends equipment lifespan
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Compact cylindrical design for easy installation
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Available in multiple ratings like 6 kVAr, 12.5 kVAr, and more
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Low dielectric loss and high operational safety
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Reliable Larsen & Toubro (L&T) engineering quality
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Conforms to IS 13585 / IEC 60831 standards
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Country of Origin: India
Why Choose This Product
L&T’s Standard Duty Cylindrical Capacitors are trusted for their consistent performance and long service life. Ideal for general-purpose power factor correction panels, they deliver excellent results in balanced load conditions. The cylindrical design allows for compact panel assembly, making it a preferred choice for both OEMs and maintenance engineers.
Ideal For
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Power factor correction panels
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Commercial electrical installations
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Industrial machinery setups
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OEM and panel board manufacturers
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Energy efficiency improvement projects
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FAQs
Q1: What is the purpose of an L&T Standard Duty Capacitor?
It improves power factor and reduces reactive power losses in electrical systems.
Q2: Can this capacitor be used for heavy-duty applications?
It’s designed for standard duty conditions. For heavy-duty or fluctuating loads, L&T Heavy Duty Capacitors are recommended.
Q3: How do I select the right kVAr rating?
The kVAr rating depends on your system’s load and required power factor correction level. Consult your electrical engineer or contact us for assistance.
