High-Voltage Arc Suppressing Reactor RZDPOM-610/10 U1 for Ground Fault Protection

Extinguishing reactors - electrical apparatus used in high-voltage networks with voltage from 6 to 35 kV to protect the line from single-phase earth faults. When the insulation is broken, a phase-to-ground circuit is created. RZDPOM compensates the capacitive current and prevents the occurrence of an electric arc, which can melt the insulation and lead to the occurrence of phase-to-phase fault.