Systematic power supply is critical to avoid downtime and equipment failures. Power factor correction helps prevent issues like motor failures, overheating transformers, and irregular supply, ensuring smooth operations and high-power quality.

Power factor is the ratio of real power (used to run equipment) to apparent power (total power drawn). A low power factor (below 95–96%) indicates inefficiency and results in higher utility charges for reactive power.

Key benefits of maintaining an optimal power factor:

• Reduces electricity costs
• Minimises system load
• Improves energy efficiency
• Enhances equipment performance