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An AC reactor is an inductive element connected in series in an AC circuit. It is primarily used to suppress harmonic currents, limit surge impacts, improve power factor, and protect equipment such as frequency converters and soft starters. PowerHome AC reactors utilize high-permeability silicon steel cores and pure copper windings, featuring low loss, low noise, and high linearity. PowerHome AC reactors include three main categories: input reactors, output reactors, and DC smoothing reactors, with rated currents ranging from 5A to 2000A. Inductance can be customized according to customer system parameters. The PowerHome.com technical team can provide selection advice based on on-site measurement data to ensure optimal matching of AC reactors.