Eaton 956MV2AD41FGMW MV AutoVAR Capacitor Bank - CSA/IEEE

Part Number: 956MV2AD41FGMW
Manufacturer
Eaton
Part number
956MV2AD41FGMW

Quick Summary

Eaton MV AutoVAR capacitor bank delivers automated reactive power control for medium-voltage electrical systems used in industrial facilities. Manufacturers and utilities face rising energy costs and inconsistent power factor, driving manual switching and equipment wear. It adheres to IEEE Std. 18 and CSA certification, providing a compliant option for Canada and global projects. With 956 kVAR at 4160V, a two-stage detuned filter, and automatic switching, this solution reduces penalties, improves voltage stability, and scales to growing loads, delivering measurable efficiency gains for the enterprise. Designed for 4160V systems and 60Hz operation, it supports quick installation and reliable long-term performance in motor drives, transformers, and critical load centers.

Product Information

Extended Description

956MV2AD41FGMW Eaton: Eaton Automatically Switched MV AutoVAR Capacitor Bank, 956 kVAR, 4160V, 2 stage, 60Hz, 4.2H Detuned Filter
Product Name
Eaton MV AutoVAR filtered capacitor bank
Catalog Number
956MV2AD41FGMW
UPC
786689014483
Product Length/Depth
49 in
Product Height
91 in
Product Width
225 in
Product Weight
12020 lb
Warranty
Eaton Selling Policy 25-000, one (1) year from the date of installation of the Product or eighteen (18) months from the date of shipment of the Product, whichever occurs first.
Certifications
IEEE Std. 18 CSA Certified (Canada Only)
Type
Capacitor bank
Automatic switching with a two-stage control delivers real-time VAR optimization. This reduces demand charges, improves power factor, and minimizes manual intervention in daily operations. Applications include large industrial facilities with variable motor loads on 4160V, 60 Hz systems. 956 kVAR capacity at 4160V provides scalable reactive support that aligns with changing production needs. The 4.2H detuned filter suppresses harmonic interactions, protecting feeders and transformers from voltage spikes and overheating. Two-stage design enables finer control across load swings, delivering smoother voltage profiles for sensitive equipment. Applications span manufacturing, mining, and processing facilities where consistent VAR management translates to higher uptime and lower operating costs.

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FAQs

This unit weighs about 12,020 lb and measures roughly 49 in long, 91 in high by 225 in wide, requiring a structurally sound dedicated equipment room with adequate clearance for service access and ventilation. Plan for a reinforced floor, rigging capabilities for lifting, and appropriate clearances around utility connections for safe installation and future maintenance.
Key specs include 956 kVAR at 4160V, 60 Hz operation, a two-stage configuration, and a 4.2H detuned filter. The two-stage AutoVAR control dynamically injects or withdraws VAR to maintain target power factor and voltage, reducing strikes in voltage fluctuation and improving overall system efficiency with minimal manual intervention.
Yes, the 4.2H detuned filter is designed to mitigate harmonic resonance and interactions with feeders, protecting transformers and motors. The combination of detuned filtering and automatic VAR control helps stabilize voltages in environments with variable motor loads and harmonic-rich equipment, enhancing reliability for sensitive loads such as drives and PLC-controlled processes.
The unit carries IEEE Std. 18 compliance and CSA certification (Canada). These certifications support regulatory alignment for Canadian projects and provide a credible basis for international deployments where IEEE/CSA standards are recognized, helping procurement teams meet power quality and safety requirements across facilities.
Warranty terms follow Eaton policy: one year from installation or eighteen months from shipment, whichever occurs first. ROI comes from improved power factor, reduced energy penalties, and lowered manual switching costs, plus longer equipment life due to stabilized voltage and harmonics, supporting predictable maintenance planning and lower total cost of ownership.