Cleaner Power
For Every Load
The Power Quality
Challenge
Non-linear equipment can introduce harmonic currents into an electrical network. HARMONIX is designed to measure these disturbances and actively compensate for them in real time.
Active compensation
in real time
HARMONIX is connected in parallel with the loads being compensated. It measures the current produced by non-linear loads and injects compensating harmonic currents with the opposite phase angle. This counteracts the harmonic components, allowing the electrical system to supply primarily the fundamental-frequency current.
Before — System Current without Compensation
After — System Current with Compensation
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Merus™ A2
At the core of every HARMONIX solution is Merus™ A2 active harmonic filter technology, delivering modular, real-time harmonic compensation with industrial-grade reliability.
3-Level IGBT Topology
- High performance
- Low heat losses
- Low noise
Smart Operation
- Automatic startup
- Temperature derating
- Standby mode
Easy Integration
- Cabinet integration
- No external controllers
- Service friendly
Scalable Design
- Parallel modules
- Open & closed-loop CT
- High redundancy
Industrial Connectivity
- Ethernet
- Modbus TCP
- Digital I/O
Certified Hardware
- UL508
- CSA rated
- 200–690 V
Built around changing
electrical demands
Additional Merus™ A2 modules can be connected in parallel to increase harmonic-compensation capacity as new loads are introduced.
Modular architecture
Designed for scalable system configurations.
Parallel Expansion
Multiple A2 modules can operate in parallel.
Higher Compensation Capacity
Add modules as harmonic compensation needs increase.
Standard cabinet
configurations
Cabinet capacity
50–800 A
50–500 A
Voltage range
200–480 VAC
480–690 VAC
Visibility
beyond the electrical room
Merus™ Wise provides remote access for system monitoring, management, reporting and servicing, allowing operators to review electrical-system data and system status remotely.
Identify Potential
Demand-Management
Opportunities
PowerQ recommends an energy audit conducted by its professionals to identify potential energy-saving opportunities.