Low Voltage Electric Capacitors: Power Efficiency at the Core of Modern Systems Low voltage electric capacitors are vital passive components used to store and manage electrical energy in a wide range of industrial, commercial, and residential applications. Operating typically below 1,000 volts, these capacitors are key to improving power quality, increasing energy efficiency, and protecting electrical equipment from fluctuations and harmonics. What Are Low Voltage Electric Capacitors? These capacitors store electric charge and release it when needed to maintain voltage stability and reduce power losses. Designed for systems operating under 1,000 volts (typically 230V, 400V, or 690V systems), low voltage capacitors are integral to power factor correction (PFC) systems, motor start-up, and voltage stabilization. * Types of Low Voltage Capacitors * Power Factor Correction (PFC) Capacitors: Improve energy efficiency in industrial and commercial settings by reducing reactive power. * Motor Run Capacitors: Used to maintain torque in single-phase motors. * Motor Start Capacitors: Provide a high burst of energy during motor start-up. * Filter Capacitors: Suppress harmonics and EMI (electromagnetic interference) in power systems. Key Features * Voltage Rating: Typically up to 1,000V AC * Capacitance Range: From a few microfarads (μF) to several thousand μF * Dielectric Materials: Polypropylene film, metallized film, or paper * Long Lifespan: Designed for high cycle stability and low self-heating *