Eaton 575483MVF3C LV Unipak capacitor bank - CSA
Part Number: 575483MVF3C
Quick Summary
Eaton LV Unipak capacitor bank provides reliable reactive power correction for 4800V, three-phase industrial power systems. If you’re battling voltage sags, excessive current, or escalating energy costs, this unit offers a proven, factory-integrated solution. CSA certification underlines safety and compliance for North American installations, while its three-phase design ensures balanced voltage distribution across feeders. With a 575 KVAR rating, it scales to mid-to-large motor loads and high-duty applications. Designed for OEMs, contractors, and maintenance teams, it helps reduce utility penalties, protect equipment, and streamline procurement, delivering measurable business value through energy efficiency, improved power quality, and system reliability. Trust Eaton for dependable PF correction.
Product Information
Extended Description
575483MVF3C Eaton: Eaton 575 KVAR 4800V 3PH FIXED 3 FUSES CSA
Product Name
Eaton LV Unipak capacitor bank
Catalog Number
575483MVF3C
UPC
786685236339
Product Length/Depth
20.42 in
Product Height
41.94 in
Product Width
20.26 in
Product Weight
238 lb
Phase
Three-phase
575 KVAR at 4800V three-phase, fixed capacitor bank with three fuses delivers robust power factor correction. Business impact includes reduced reactive current, lower utility penalties, and lighter transformer loading, which translates to cooler equipment and longer service life for motors and drives. This configuration provides predictable performance with minimal field adjustments, simplifying planning for reliability-focused maintenance in manufacturing environments. The unit’s compact footprint and weight (20.42 in deep, 41.94 in tall, 20.26 in wide; ~238 lb) enable easier retrofits in space-constrained switchgear rooms, reducing installation risk and accelerating commissioning. CSA certification adds regulatory confidence for North American projects, while three-phase operation supports balanced distribution across feeders. With a fixed fusing arrangement, you get safer wiring, faster maintenance, and simplified procurement from a single vendor. The cataloged model number (575483MVF3C) and integrated datasheet streamline sourcing and compliance checks for project teams.
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FAQs
The Eaton 575483MVF3C LV Unipak is a fixed, three-phase capacitor bank with three fuses designed for straightforward installation in compatible 4800V systems. Plan for a clear, accessible mounting footprint, verify rated current and circuit protection, and align phasing with existing feeders. The unit’s 238 lb weight and compact dimensions require proper lifting equipment and space validation prior to mount.
The 575483MVF3C provides 575 KVAR of reactive power at 4800 volts in a three-phase configuration. It is a fixed-capacitor bank with three fuses, designed to deliver consistent power factor correction across motor loads. This combination minimizes line current and improves voltage stability across industrial feeders.
Yes. The Eaton LV Unipak 575483MVF3C carries CSA certification, confirming compliance with North American electrical safety standards for industrial equipment. This certification supports safe installation in manufacturing plants, data centers, and other facilities, reducing regulatory risk and helping maintain reliable system performance.
Thanks to its compact footprint and fixed 3‑fuse design, the 575483MVF3C is well-suited for retrofits in standard 4800V switchgear bays. Confirm available space, mounting clearance, and connector compatibility before procurement. The unit’s dimensions and weight are compatible with common retrofit scenarios, simplifying acceptance testing and commissioning.
With a dedicated catalog number (575483MVF3C) and UPC, procurement is straightforward, aiding traceability and inventory control. By improving power factor and reducing reactive current, facilities typically see energy savings, lower line losses, and deferred equipment upgrades, delivering a favorable return on investment when sized for load profiles over the equipment’s service life.