Advanced Active Filter from Danfoss
Make the wise choice for reducing harmonic distortion. Take advantage of the possibilities of harmonic reduction, power factor correction and unbalance compensation, all with just one product. Adjust the settings to your own needs and focus on what really matters for your specific application.
With selective harmonic reduction and automatic resonance detection, you can rely on reliable operation perfectly matched to the requirements of your application.
The Danfoss Advanced Active Filter AAF 007 is specially designed to reduce harmonic distortion in Danfoss AC drives. With the latest generation of SiC switches, the filter offers unmatched efficiency and effective elimination of high-order harmonics.
Compatible with all variable speed drives in the Danfoss product portfolio, this filter is easy to install and use. It is delivered plug-and-play, already configured and tuned, including the necessary current transducers. This significantly reduces commissioning time.
The Danfoss Advanced Active Filter AAF 007 is versatile and can be used centrally or decentrally for harmonic reduction. It is a flexible solution suitable for different applications and loads.
The Danfoss AAF 007 Setup Tool allows you to monitor the supply network and adjust the parameters of the AAF 007 filter. The MyDrive® Harmonics Tool validates harmonic compliance. Our filters can be retrofitted without disassembly.
Read the fact sheet on the Advanced Active Filter here.
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