Eaton 200MCSR431W AutoVAR Capacitor Bank - UL 508A

Part Number: 200MCSR431W
Manufacturer
Eaton
Part number
200MCSR431W

Quick Summary

The Eaton LV AutoVAR 300 capacitor bank provides reactive power support for 480V three-phase systems in industrial facilities. Site engineers often struggle with fluctuating voltage and costly penalties due to poor power factor. This unit carries UL 508A and CSA certifications and complies with UL 810 and IEEE 18 standards for safety and performance. Designed for wall mounting, it simplifies installation and maintenance, delivering measurable business value through lower energy costs and improved equipment life.

Product Information

Extended Description

200MCSR431W Eaton: Eaton wall mtd, switched cap bank, 480V, 200 kvar 3R
Product Name
Eaton LV AutoVAR 300 capacitor bank
Catalog Number
200MCSR431W
UPC
786685198552
Product Length/Depth
16 in
Product Height
47 in
Product Width
38 in
Product Weight
354 lb
Certifications
UL 508A CSA Std. C22.2 No. 190 UL 810 IEEE Std. 18
Type
AutoVAR
Phase
Three-phase
Feature: Three-phase 480V AutoVAR controller with a 200 kvar capacity. Benefit: Delivers targeted reactive power to stabilize voltage and raise power factor, reducing kVA demand and utility penalties. Application: Retrofit into existing 480V feeders or new installations in manufacturing lines and data centers. Feature: Wall-mounted, compact enclosure with accessible wiring and service points. Benefit: Simplifies installation, minimizes downtime, and enhances operator safety during maintenance. Application: Ideal for spaces with limited panel room and retrofit projects in industrial facilities. Feature: Compliance with UL 508A, CSA, UL 810, and IEEE 18 standards. Benefit: Provides documented safety and performance assurances, supporting facility code compliance. Application: Suitable for regulated environments in manufacturing, food & beverage, and critical infrastructure. Feature: 200 kvar rating on a rugged enclosure. Benefit: Ensures robust reactive power compensation across varying load profiles, improving voltage regulation under peak demand. Application: Suitable for facilities with fluctuating motor loads and high reactive power requirements. Feature: Clear labeling and installation documentation included. Benefit: Reduces commissioning time and errors during integration with existing electrical systems. Application: Helpful for maintenance teams and OEM integrations with Eaton AutoVAR products.

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FAQs

The 200MCSR431W is a wall-mounted, three-phase capacitor bank designed for 480V systems. It installs in retrofit or new builds with standard enclosure clearances and Eaton wiring diagrams. Its compact footprint and metric-friendly dimensions support quick integration into existing panels while maintaining safe access for service personnel.
With a 200 kvar rating, this AutoVAR bank provides targeted reactive power compensation to uplift the system PF under varying loads. Actual PF improvement depends on the load profile, but facilities typically see a reduction in kVA demand and better voltage stability on main feeders, decreasing penalties and transformer loading.
The unit carries UL 508A and CSA certifications, and it complies with UL 810 and IEEE 18 standards. These certifications ensure electrical safety, protection of personnel, and reliable performance in industrial environments, supporting compliance with regional electrical codes and safety programs.
Installation leverages a wall-mount design with accessible wiring points and clear documentation, reducing commissioning time. Maintenance is straightforward, involving periodic inspection of electrical connections, housing integrity, and ensuring venting paths remain unobstructed. Routine checks help sustain performance and extend capacitor bank life with minimal downtime.
ROI typically stems from reduced reactive power charges and improved transformer efficiency. By lifting the power factor, facilities can lower kVA demand, reduce energy losses, and extend the life of upstream equipment. Exact payback depends on load profiles, utility tariffs, and current PF levels, but energy cost reductions are a primary driver for the investment.