Next Generation Technology for the Maritime Industry

Elektra Elektronik, the leading brand of the Turkish electronics industry, plays an important role in the maritime sector with Turkey's first and only domestically produced active harmonic filter produced as a result of intensive R&D studies. Elektra Elektronik, which carries out the engineering, design and production of active harmonic filters entirely with its own expert engineer staff, prevents problems such as melting, short circuit and fire risk in cables caused by high voltage in ships with this product. Active harmonic filters, which are used in many different areas that are heavily affected by variable energy loads and allow the continuous and safe supply of electrical energy by eliminating current and voltage pollution, are frequently preferred in the maritime sector with their high performance.

Offering advanced technology solutions to nearly 60 countries on 6 continents in the field of energy quality, Elektra Elektronik brings confidence to the maritime sector with its active harmonic filters, which are the first and only domestic production in Turkey. Active harmonic filters, which enable the continuous and safe use of electrical energy by eliminating current and voltage impurities, prevent the risks associated with high voltage caused by harmonic current in ships.

The harmonics, which must be low by ship standards, create high tension in ships that provide their energy with a generator. Due to this high voltage, undesirable consequences such as vibration in the ship's cables, heating up to dangerous levels and resonance in the in-ship electrical system can occur. It is of great importance to clean these high current loads, which can also cause meltdown, short-circuit problems and fire risks in the ship. Elektra Elektronik active harmonic filters, which are activated at this point, offer high filtration performance to reduce harmonic current loads.

Elektra Elektronik active harmonic filters, which prevent the formation of high voltage in ships and shipyards, attract attention with their much less space and lighter weight than passive filters. These filters, which offer a low-cost and high-performance experience, are frequently preferred worldwide in the marine industry as the most effective way to reduce current harmonics.