Event & Blog

In an era of increasing industrial automation, renewable energy integration, and digital infrastructure, power quality is more critical than ever.

On June 5, 2025, a group of distinguished customers from various European countries visited Shanghai YT Electric Co., Ltd. for an on-site inspection and technical exchange.

On June 3, 2025, a delegation of key customers from the Philippines visited Shanghai YT Electric Co., Ltd. for an in-depth tour and exchange. The visit aimed to gain a comprehensive understanding of YT Electric’s capabilities in the field of power quality, particularly in the areas of Static Var Generators (SVG) and Active Harmonic Filters (AHF).

In today’s fast-evolving industrial and commercial environments, power quality is more critical than ever. With the growing adoption of nonlinear loads such as variable frequency drives (VFDs), UPS systems, LED lighting, and other electronic devices, harmonic distortion in power systems has become a major concern.

In modern electrical systems, harmonics are becoming a more pressing issue. They could be the hidden culprits behind equipment overheating, increased power loss, or even system malfunctions. But what exactly are harmonics, where do they come from, and how can we deal with them? Let’s explore.

In modern power systems, power quality directly impacts equipment lifespan, energy efficiency, and operational costs. When analyzing power quality, Apparent Power (S), Reactive Power (Q), and Active Power (P) are three inseparable core concepts. Like the "primary colors" of the electrical world, they collectively map the complex flow of energy. This article dives deep into their relationships and explores how they influence power quality.

In today's technology-driven world, clean and stable power is no longer a luxury—it's a necessity. Poor power quality leads to equipment damage, higher energy costs, and operational downtime, costing businesses millions annually. At Intone Power, we specialize in advanced power quality solutions to keep your operations running smoothly and efficiently.

In the era of rapid industrialization and increasing reliance on sensitive electronic equipment, maintaining high power quality has become a critical concern for utilities and industries alike. One of the most promising solutions to address complex power quality issues is the Hybrid Power Filter Compensator (HPFC) — a cutting-edge technology that combines the benefits of passive and active filtering to deliver dynamic compensation in real-time.

In power quality management, capacitors are widely used for reactive power compensation. However, the actual reactive power output (in kvar) of a capacitor often differs from its rated value. This blog explains how several key parameters—system voltage, frequency, and reactance ratio—influence capacitor performance.