25KVAR Power factor correction capacitor. Common size and replacement for many types of capacitor and PFC unit models.
25 KVAR 440V 50Hz Power Factor Correction Capacitor
QC (kvar)
25
Working Voltage
400v-440v
Type
CSADG 4-0.44/25N
Cn (Δ) (μF)
3 x 137
In (A)
32.8
Ø D x H (mm)
110 x 245
m (kg)
1.9
General Technical Parameters
Standards
IEC EN 60831-1/2, VDE 0560-46/47, GOST 1282-88
Capacitance
tolerance
-5 / +10 %
Max. permissible
current
1.5 x In continuous
Max. inrush current
300 x In
Capacitor losses
cca 0.4 W / kvar
Discharge resistors
built-in
50 V / 1 min
Statistical life expectancy
> 130 000 hours according to operating conditions
Protection degree
IP 20
Max. relative
humidity
95%
Cooling
Natural air or forced
Max. altitude
4 000 m
Mounting position
Any position
Case
Aluminium can
Dielectric system
Dry metallized polypropylene
Impregnant / Filling
Inert gas N2
Safety device
Overpressure disconnector
Terminals
Two side - 6 clamps
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Type of contract
Cancellation period
a service contract
14 days, starting the day after the day on which the contract was made
a sales contract (goods or goods and services) but see below
14 days, starting the day after the day on which the goods come into the physical possession of the consumer or the person that they ask the company to deliver the goods to
a sales contract consisting of an order for multiple goods that are delivered on different days
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a sales contract consisting of an order for multiple lots or pieces that are delivered on different days
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a sales contract for regular delivery of goods during a period of longer than one day
14 days, starting the day after the day on which the first of the goods come into the physical possession of the consumer or the person that they ask the company to deliver the goods to
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The customer will get a refund within 14 days of either the company getting the goods back, or the customer providing evidence of having returned the goods (for example, a proof of postage receipt from the post office), whichever is the sooner.
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Exemptions
A refund cannot be offered if the product has been tailor-made or has bespoke elements.
Refunding the cost of delivery
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