High-Q EI76 Lead Reactor for Harmonic Applications

  The lead reactor (reactor) is the "steady-flow guardian" of the power system!      Essentially, it is a large inductor, and its core task is to control the current by relying on the characteristics of inductance. The most common one is the square-shaped one with copper wire wound around a silicon steel sheet. This is the EI type iron core horizontal reactor. This horizontal structure has good heat dissipation and stable installation. The iron core (silicon steel sheets stacked in EI shape) provides it with a powerful magnetic field, which can effectively deal with surge impacts and harmonic disturbances in power lines.     effectively restricting the sudden surge of short-circuit current during an instant short circuit and protecting the delicate equipment behind it.        In scenarios such as motor startup that require a "gentle start", you often come across Low frequency EI type lead reactor. It is connected in series in the starting circuit and utilizes the resistance of i…