- Power Factor (PF) is a key metric for assessing the efficiency of electrical energy utilization within a power system; specifically, it represents the ratio of active power (the electrical energy that performs actual work) to apparent power (the total electrical energy supplied by the power grid).
- In many industrial and commercial facilities, the extensive use of inductive loads—such as electric motors and transformers—results in the consumption of significant amounts of reactive power, thereby leading to a reduction in the power factor.
- Simply put, a low power factor means that you are purchasing more electricity than you are effectively converting into productive output.
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