INPOWER Showcases Power Quality Solutions at Manufacturing Expo Thailand
Sep 01 /2026
INPOWER recently made its debut at Manufacturing Expo in Bangkok, presenting two flagship products from its power quality portfolio: the INPAVC150kVA Dynamic Voltage Restorer (DVR) Power Unit and the next-generation Silicon Carbide (SiC) Active Power Filter (APF). The exhibition highlights INPOWER’s latest advancements in voltage regulation and harmonic mitigation, and marks a further step in strengthening its presence in Southeast Asian markets.
Southeast Asia is undergoing rapid industrial transformation, driving increasing demand for stable and high-quality power supply in manufacturing environments. Voltage sags, harmonic distortion, and related power quality issues have become key challenges affecting production stability and equipment performance.

To address these needs, INPOWER presented two targeted solutions:
INPAVC150kVA Dynamic Voltage Restorer

Designed to mitigate voltage sags and fluctuations in industrial grids, the system delivers a response time of less than 1ms, enabling real-time voltage compensation to ensure continuous operation of critical loads. It is suitable for high-reliability applications such as semiconductor manufacturing, automotive production lines, electronics industries, and data centers.
Next-Generation SiC Active Power Filter (APF)

Built with third-generation silicon carbide devices, the new APF achieves higher switching frequency and improved harmonic filtering performance. The SiC-based design reduces magnetic component size, increases power density, and enables a more compact system structure, making it suitable for space-constrained industrial environments with demanding power quality requirements.
During the exhibition, INPOWER presented its full power quality portfolio, including APF, SVG, and AVC systems, demonstrating capabilities ranging from harmonic mitigation to voltage disturbance protection. The team engaged with industry professionals from automation, electrical engineering, and manufacturing sectors, attracting strong interest in its integrated power quality solutions.



Looking ahead, INPOWER will continue to advance power electronics innovation and deliver application-driven solutions to support the development of intelligent manufacturing and industrial upgrading across global markets.
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BLUEWAVE Active Power Filter
The BLUEWAVE 3-Level Active Power Filter utilizes advanced digital control and IGBT-based power electronics to monitor and neutralize harmonics in real time. By injecting an equal and opposite compensation current, it reduces harmonic distortion and improves current waveform quality in systems with nonlinear loads.
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INPSVG LV Static Var Generator
The INPSVG is a dynamic reactive power compensation solution based on power electronics technology. It provides bidirectional and stepless reactive power regulation with fast response, maintaining stable power factor performance without over- or under-compensation.
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LSVG-2000 Dynamic Filtering and Compensation Controller
The LSVG-2000 Dynamic Filtering and Compensation Controller is designed for coordinated power quality management in active filtering and reactive power compensation systems. It enables unified control of APF and SVG units based on system operating conditions, helping improve power factor, reduce current harmonic distortion, and mitigate three-phase unbalance. The controller is suitable for industrial power systems requiring integrated monitoring and coordinated compensation.
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BKU Power Factor Controller
The BKU series is a high-performance reactive power compensation controller designed for low-voltage power systems from 0.20 kV to 0.75 kV. Powered by a 32-bit ARM processor, it provides precise reactive power control, stable operation, and efficient power factor improvement with a compact and reliable design.
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