The voltage regulator is one of the common devices in the power system, and its role is to keep the voltage within the set range to ensure the normal operation of the power equipment. The 100 kV ampere regulator is often used in large industrial enterprises or power systems, so how much load can it carry?This article will give you a detailed answer.
We need to clarify the definition of 100 kVA, which is a unit of measurement of the capacity of the power system, which includes two important parameters: voltage and current. 100 kVA generally refers to the rated capacity when the voltage is 100 kV, that is, the voltage of 100 kV is transmitted and carried with a reasonable current. Therefore, the load that a 100 kVA regulator can carry depends mainly on the amount of current required. 
In practice, the load capacity of a 100 kVA regulator is dependent on a number of factors. The first is the design and quality of the regulator, a good quality regulator has a higher load capacity. The second is the current load in the power system, and the load that the regulator can carry is related to the load of other equipment in the system. If the total load in the system is large, then a 100 kVA regulator may not be sufficient. Then there are the operating environment and additional devices of the regulator, which can affect the load capacity of the regulator.
Based on practical experience and relevant standards, in general, the load capacity of a 100 kVA regulator is between 80% and 90%. That is, if a 100 kVA regulator is rated at 1000 kVA, then it can carry a load range of approximately 800 to 900 kVA. Of course, this is only a rough estimate, and the actual situation also needs to take into account the specific power demand and system parameters.
It should be noted that although a 100 kVA regulator has a certain load capacity, long-term operation under extreme load may adversely affect the regulator itself, or even cause failure. Therefore, when selecting and using a voltage regulator, we should reasonably plan the load according to the actual situation and avoid overload operation.
The load capacity of a 100 kVA regulator depends mainly on the current and is generally between 80% and 90%. At the same time, factors such as design and quality, system load, and working environment can also have an impact on load capacity. In practice, proper load planning and avoiding overload operation are key to ensuring proper operation of the regulator.