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What is the Difference between Standard and heavy duty Var plus Can LV capacitors regarding the rated voltage ?
The Main differences between standard and heavy duty LV var plus can capacitors can be:

- The Standard duty capacitors are suitable for networks whose Non linear loads (harmonic generation loads) percentage from total loads <= 10 %
- The Standard duty capacitors rated voltage is up to 525 V AC.
on the other hand,

- The heavy duty capacitors are suitable for networks whose Non linear loads (harmonic generation loads) percentage from total loads from 10 to 20 %
- The heavy duty capacitors rated voltage is up to 830 V AC.

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