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Geyue Electric, with decades of professional experience in low-voltage reactive power compensation, will provide you with guidance on how to scientifically store and manage the spare self-healing shunt capacitors in the following text, ensuring that they maintain the performance level as at the factory when activated.

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During the selection process of low-voltage reactive power compensation equipment, a specialized parameter named "D/kVar" has been introduced and is becoming a key indicator for evaluating the technical level of capacitors. This seemingly simple numerical value contains important information about the technical strength and space efficiency of capacitors. Accurately understanding the deeper meaning of the "D/kVar" value will help us make the most informed technical decisions among the numerous low-voltage reactive power compensation devices.

Geyue Electric, as a senior low-voltage reactive power compensation engineer, our company believes that reactive power compensation in the data center scenario must transcend the boundaries of traditional industrial applications and find the best balance point between reliability, purity, and energy efficiency.

As an expert in low-voltage reactive power compensation, Geyue Electric often encounters situations where many customers get confused when dealing with the problem of background voltage distortion. So, what exactly is background voltage distortion? Background voltage distortion mainly manifests as waveform distortion, which includes various harmonic components. This seemingly insignificant waveform variation actually has a profound negative impact on the capacitors in the low-voltage reactive power compensation system. Therefore, it is necessary to have a correct understanding of this influence mechanism and take effective preventive measures to ensure the stable operation of the entire low-voltage reactive power compensation system.