LVRSys® – Low-Voltage Regulation
Solve Voltage Stability Problems in the LV-Grid Due to PV, E-Mobility & Heatpumps
LVRSys® – the Cost and Time Efficient Alternative to Line/Grid Expansion
Cost and Time Efficient, Easy to Install, Flexible & Low/No-Maintenance
Application Areas
LVRSys® – Low Voltage Regulation
Low Voltage Regulation
A Building Block of the Future
The »LVRSys® – Low-Voltage Regulation System« was developed to solve voltage stability problems in the low-voltage grid due to the integration of photovoltaics, electromobility and heat pumps. It represents an economical and flexible alternative to costly and time-consuming line extensions.
The voltage stability problems could be local (individual lines) or affect the entire low-voltage grid. LVRSys® can be used flexibly as a line regulator or regulate directly at the local transformer station (or secondary substation).
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Get to know the LVRSys-Low-Voltage Regulation System at a glance.
News From the Product Group
LVRSys® – News
Special Publication
LVRSys®: It’s All About the Right Voltage
7. August 2025
Summary Stable voltage quality is becoming increasingly important in modern distribution grids. Due to the growing feed-in of renewable energies […][…]
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General Knowledge
Power in Multiphase Systems
7. August 2025
This technical report highlights the special features of power transmission in three-phase systems and offers valuable insights into the optimisation and analysis of modern power grids.[…]
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Blogpost
Visit From the Rudolf Diesel Technical School at A. Eberle
15. July 2025
We were happy to welcome you, Rudolf-Diesel-Fachschule! Yesterday, we had the pleasure of welcoming two classes of future electrical engineering technicians from the Rudolf-Diesel-Fachschule Nürnberg[…]
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Blogpost
TOP 100 Awards 2025: Innovation for the Energy Future
15. July 2025
💡 As part of the TOP 100 Awards 2025, we were honored to receive a special recognition last week in Mainz – personally presented by TV host and science journalist Ranga Yogeshwar.[…]
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Blogpost
University Excursion: Pentecost Excursion of the Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nuremberg (FAU)
14. July 2025
As a company dedicated to innovation, education, and the energy transition, we are pleased to have once again supported the Whitsun excursion of Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg (FAU)[…]
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Blogpost
Further Growth at A. Eberle
14. July 2025
Welcome to the team! We welcome our new colleagues at A. Eberle.[…]
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General Knowledge
Voltage Stabilisation
7. July 2025
In this article, you will learn why voltage stabilisation in high, medium and low-voltage grids plays a central role in safe and efficient grid operation. You will learn the basics of ‘voltage stabilisation’[…]
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Special Publication
Renewable Energy Solutions (RES) – Pilot Project in South Africa for Efficient Voltage Stabilisation With »LVRSys®«
11. April 2025
This application report shows the successful use of the »LVRSys®« low voltage regulation system in the Siemens data centre in Midrand, South Africa. Read here how »LVRSys®« reliably stabilises the[…]
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Blogpost
First »LVRSys® – Low-Voltage Regulation« System in South Africa
2. April 2025
We are excited to share another milestone in grid stability and energy efficiency: the first »LVRSys®« – low-voltage regulation system in south africa has been successfully commissioned![…]
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General Knowledge
Measuring the Voltage Drop
23. January 2025
The voltage drop is the difference between the voltage at the beginning and end of an electrical line. In an electrical network, the voltage can be reduced by the resistance and impedance of the lines,[…]
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Blogpost
International Partner Week 2024 – a Look Back
29. August 2024
Our International Partner Week 2024 – many old friends and new faces were our guests, it was a pleasure.[…]
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General Knowledge
Voltage Stability
26. August 2024
Where and why does voltage stability play such an important role today? What are the current and future challenges? And what methods are there for voltage stability in the low-voltage grid? We answer the[…]
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Blogpost
»LVRSys®« Low-Voltage Regulate: Info Day With Live Demonstration in Nuremberg
5. August 2024
This week, the Chair of Electrical Energy Systems at FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg visited our Info Day in Nuremberg together with many interested participants. The highlight was the live demonstration of the[…]
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Special Publication
Experimental Validation of a Low-Voltage Regulator Model – Case Study of a Maltese Low-Voltage Grid
27. May 2024
This application report addresses the integration of the »LVRSys® Low-Voltage Regulation System« into the low-voltage grid in Malta.[…]
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General Knowledge
Ready for the Smart Grid of the Future?
6. March 2024
All information about smart grids/intelligent power grids, the technology behind them, advantages, disadvantages, challenges and current distribution.[…]
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Blogpost
A. Eberle Supports Research & Teaching at FAU
23. December 2022
A. Eberle donates LVRSys® low-voltage regulation system to Energy Campus Nuremberg at Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg.[…]
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Info letter
Info Letter No. 4: Summation of Alternating Currents
7. September 2021
For the parallel connection of power sources, the principle of superposition applies, when all resources…[…]
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Special Publication
Performance Increase in the Distribution Grid
18. August 2021
Due to economic unreasonableness, grid operators are rejecting applications to connect PV systems in the low-voltage grid more often. The responsible grid planners are guided by the connection guideline[…]
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Special Publication
Economic Analysis Low Voltage Regulation
2. June 2021
Smart Grids and the resulting changes in the distribution grids face many distribution grid operators with different challenges. These include…[…]
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Special Publication
Pilot Project on a Motorway Parking Lot
29. March 2021
In 2018, the “Auergründel” PWC (car park with WC) on the A6 suffered repeat failures of its fresh and waste water pumps…[…]
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