A low voltage reactor is designed to work in conjunction with capacitors, primarily serving the purpose of limiting inrush current to protect capacitors. It can also be employed within filter circuits to mitigate higher harmonics generated within the power grid. Here are its key features: Insulation System: Complies with UL (CLASS H) standards. Over-Temperature Protection: Equipped with over-temperature protection (normally closed at 135℃). High-Grade Construction: Utilizes high-grade H-class enameled wire and metal foil winding. Effective Heat Dissipation: Demonstrates excellent heat dissipation capabilities. Strong Saturation Resistance: Possesses robust saturation resistance characteristics. Low Loss: Operates with minimal energy loss. Low Noise: Operates quietly with minimal noise.