Answer / rajnikanth

capacitor when connected in parallel improves the power factor

Answer / deepak

capacitor when connected in parallel to load improves the
power factor

Answer / prashant prajapati

U can connect Capacitor between Supply And Load ;;Before
load Connection connect capacitor ..it's effect improve
P.F....

Answer / naveed khan

Normally when capacitor bank is connected in parallel it act
as equipment that causes improving in PF. so should be
installed in parallel with load and supply.........

Answer / ranil gamage

no it connected to the befor the ATS Panel only City power
side,Genset not support to the Capacitive laod.

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