Dynamic Voltage Restoration
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Dynamic Voltage Restoration (DVR) is a method and apparatus used to sustain, or restore, an operational electric load during sags, or spikes, in voltage supply. Often used in manufacturing areas requiring significant power to run tools/equipment, and utility plants, this custom device mitigates potential damage to equipment and undesirable slowdowns to the production line caused by an abrupt change in electric load. This method uses critical devices such as an automatic Transfer switch and IGBT Modules in order to operate.
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