SET-JKWC-24 Split-Phase Compensation Controller, AC 220V, 24 Outputs
Reactive Power Controller

SET-JKWC-24 Split-Phase Compensation Controller, AC 220V, 24 Outputs

Model: SET-JKWC-24 Split-Phase

SET-JKWC-24 split-phase reactive power compensation controller for AC 220V systems, with 24 assignable Y/Δ outputs, per-phase monitoring and harmonic protection.

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SET Split-Phase Controller

Independent phase compensation for unbalanced 0.4 kV systems

The split-phase SET-JKWC-24 controller measures Phase A, B and C independently and controls Y-type, Δ-type or combined Y+Δ capacitor stages. It is designed for installations where single-phase loading creates unequal reactive-power demand that a common three-phase controller cannot correct precisely.

AC 220 V samplingUp to 24 outputsY / Δ / Y+ΔPer-phase THD

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SET-JKWC-24 split-phase reactive power compensation controller front view
3 phasesIndependent voltage, current and PF data
24 channelsAssignable to A, B, C or Δ steps
220 V ±20%Phase-to-neutral supply and sampling
45–55 HzAdaptive input-frequency range
Designed for uneven loads

Control each phase according to its actual reactive demand

Per-phase measurement

Monitors Phase A/B/C voltage, current, power factor, active power and reactive power rather than relying on one common value for the whole system.

Mixed bank architecture

Channels can be assigned to A, B, C or Δ capacitor groups. This supports Y-type split-phase compensation, Δ-type common compensation, or a combined Y+Δ panel.

Harmonic-aware protection

Measures voltage/current THD and individual odd harmonics from the 3rd through the 21st on each phase. Adjustable limits help block unsafe switching conditions.

SET-JKWC-24 split-phase controller rear multi-terminal connection
Per-channel configuration

Assign the right capacitor to the right phase

Each output can be configured for an A-phase, B-phase, C-phase or common Δ capacitor step. The controller stores the channel type and capacity, then calculates switching decisions from the measured reactive power. Unused outputs can be disabled by setting their capacity to zero.

  • YCN setting for split-phase capacitor channels
  • ΔCN setting for common-phase capacitor channels
  • Independent Y and Δ step ratios and capacities
  • Automatic and manual switching modes
  • Configurable switching interval and capacitor discharge time
  • Automatic parameter retention after power loss

Technical data

Electrical and environmental specifications

Model / series SET-JKWC-24, split-phase compensation
Application 0.4 kV, 50 Hz low-voltage distribution
Supply / sampling voltage AC 220 V ±20%, phase to neutral
Sampling current 0–5 A or 0–1 A CT secondary
Frequency 50 Hz ±5%; adaptive algorithm for 45–55 Hz signals
Compensation modes Y-type, Δ-type, Y+Δ combined
Control outputs Up to 24 channels
Display 128×64 dot-matrix LCD, Chinese / English
Voltage accuracy ±0.5%
Current accuracy ±0.5%
Active / reactive power ±1.0%
Power-factor accuracy ±1.0%
Operating temperature −25°C to +65°C
Humidity ≤90% RH at 20°C
Altitude ≤2500 m
Dimensions / cutout 144×144×110 mm / 138×138 mm
Protection and visibility

See phase imbalance and network limits at the controller

The automatic display cycles through capacitor status, per-phase electrical values, THD, temperature when fitted, and harmonic data. When a grid value exceeds its set limit, the relevant item is highlighted for faster commissioning and fault finding.

  • Self-check and automatic reset
  • Overvoltage and undervoltage protection
  • Overcurrent and undercurrent protection
  • Voltage/current THD over-limit protection
  • Phase-loss and parameter over-limit indication
  • Target power factor adjustable from 0.8 to 1.0

Commissioning difference

The split-phase controller uses AC 220 V phase-to-neutral supply and sampling. The manual requires the three phase-voltage and current signals to be correctly paired by phase. Set the CT ratio, Y/Δ channel allocation and every capacitor-step value before enabling automatic control.

Use 1.5 mm² single-core copper wire for voltage/power connections and 2.5 mm² copper wire for CT current circuits. Keep current wiring short and route measurement signals away from high-current conductors.

FAQ

Common engineering questions

What is the difference from common compensation?

A common controller switches three-phase Δ capacitor stages together. The split-phase version measures each phase and can switch A, B or C phase stages independently, while still supporting common Δ steps in the same panel.

Can it manage both Y and Δ capacitor groups?

Yes. The controller supports Y-type, Δ-type and Y+Δ combined compensation. Each output channel can be assigned to A, B, C or Δ and given its own capacity value.

Does it support contactor and electronic-switch outputs?

Yes. The documented options are DC 12 V / 40 mA level output and 5 A / AC 220 V relay contact output. Specify the required output version when ordering.

How many steps can be configured?

Up to 24 control outputs are supported. The number assigned to split-phase and common compensation is configured according to the panel design.

Engineer the complete solution

Share your phase-load data and capacitor schedule

SET can help define the Y/Δ split, output hardware, CT ratio, switching sequence and matching capacitor/reactor configuration for an unbalanced low-voltage network.

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