Quick Answer: The Loading Inductor 2.4KVAR Bank is a three-phase inductive load rated 2.4 kVAR in total at 415 V AC, used to set up lagging power factor conditions. The load is selected in steps with toggle switches.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
2.4 kVAR total inductive load for 415 V AC three-phase circuits
Copper windings on silicon steel laminations
Load selected in steps with toggle switches; each phase switched independently
Phase-wise HRC fuses and thermal overload protection
Ventilated, powder-coated CRCA steel enclosure with 4 mm shrouded safety sockets
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Reactive power
2.4 kVAR total
Supply
415 V AC, three-phase
Winding and core
Copper winding on silicon steel laminations
Switching
Multi-step, toggle switches
Protection
Phase-wise HRC fuses, thermal overload protection
Enclosure
Ventilated CRCA steel, powder-coated
Terminals
4 mm shrouded safety sockets
About This Product
An inductor bank adds lagging reactive load to a three-phase supply, which is what a class needs when testing an alternator or transformer under low power factor. Typical practicals are alternator regulation, transformer load tests and reactive power compensation. The Loading Inductor 2.4KVAR Bank can be supplied on export terms to Benin, Nicaragua, Mauritania, Turkmenistan, Uganda and Bahrain.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can each phase of the Loading Inductor 2.4KVAR Bank be switched separately?
Yes. Each phase is switched independently, and the load is selected in steps using toggle switches.
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