Air Core Reactor

Air Core Reactors are inductive devices designed to provide impedance in electrical circuits without using a magnetic core. Unlike iron-core reactors, which rely on ferromagnetic materials to enhance inductance, air-core reactors utilize non-magnetic materials (e.g., aluminum or copper windings) and rely solely on the geometry of their coils to generate inductance.

Key Features:

Dry-Type Air-Core Design:

LTEC air-core reactors utilize a dry-type air-core design, providing higher grid stability and power quality while eliminating the environmental risks associated with traditional oil-filled equipment.

Precision Winding Technology:

Using high-grade aluminum (or optional copper) conductors and precise winding technology, insulated with high-temperature polyester film, to achieve excellent conductivity.

Maintenance-Free & Eco-Friendly:

By replacing traditional oil-filled designs, our air-core reactors avoid soil contamination risks, reduce operating costs, and are more environmentally friendly and compliant.

Superior Mechanical Strength:

Air-core reactors feature a mechanically rigid encapsulated winding design, ensuring superior short-circuit resistance and seismic durability.

Compact & Flexible Installation:

Vertical, horizontal, or stacked designs, with a small footprint, facilitate optimal space utilization in your power plant and extend equipment lifespan.