Sensitive electronic loads, motors, and variable speed drives contribute to power quality issues. In fact, power quality-related problems are common, and a major cause of unscheduled downtime. You may be losing money and productivity without knowing. The benefits of power quality correction are long lasting, improving your operations and your bottom line.

Power quality management requires the establishment of a power quality policy, as well as baseline, planning, and management reviews. Measurement, analysis, and improvement of power quality as a continuous process are mandatory tasks in order to achieve sustainable results. Key steps in the power quality management include the following:

• Measurement and monitoring
• Results interpretation and analysis
• Corrective and preventive actions

IES in collaboration with world known and proven brands, provide a wide range of world leading power quality solutions for dynamic reactive power compensation, active harmonic filtering and power protection.