Single Phase Output Industrial Online UPS 60-100KVA

Single Phase Output 60-100KVA Industrial Online UPS
Description
Industrial UPS are regarded as fully customized power supply systems for rugged environments and designed particularly to safeguard critical loads in industrial applications where voltage transients, created by degraded mains supply, can seriously damage both UPS and the critical load.

Application:
Petroleum, chemical industry, gas and power station and so on.

Key features:
• Adopt full digital control technology.
• Intelligent detection and monitoring function.
• Digitally control the static switch with zero switch.
• Full isolation between input and output.
• Super low output zero earth voltage.
• DC UPS isolated with utility power completely.
• Cubical design with power standard (customization).
• Multifunctional protection for over-voltage, under voltage, over current, short circuit and over temperature and so on.
• Large-screen LCD monitor with Chinese and English operation interface.
• Ultra-long 256 event record, user-friendly analysis and management to the situation of the power supply (touch screen display).
• Static bypass has a strong anti-overload capability.

Product advantages：

Adopting High-speed DSP Control
Adopting voltage and current stepping technology under CPU control, the rectifier of UPS has a soft start function. The input step is less than 15 seconds (adjustable), and the maximum impact current on the power grid does not exceed the rated current.

High Reliability
Built-in input transformer, output transformer, and bypass transformer realize complete Galvanic isolation. Instead of discrete IGBT and SCR components, we uses Modular IGBT and SCR in Rectifier and Inverter, bringing in extremely high reliability.

Advanced BMS
Intelligent battery management, comprehensive charge and discharge management of batteries, including charging voltage and current limiting, discharge cut-off voltage, extending battery lifetime 30%-50%.

Flexible customization
Industrial UPS can be customized according to the customer’s environment, including input and output voltage, phase, frequency, battery voltage, charging current and IP level of the cabinet, etc.

Integrated design
The entire machine adopts a less fuse design, using circuit breakers, contactors, and electronic static switches. The circuit protection technology is advanced, greatly improving the reliability of the entire machine.

Strong Impact Ability
Adopting pulse-by-pulse technology to ensure that the maximum short-circuit current does not exceed the allowable range of single pulse short time IGBT, a pulse-by-pulse current limiting scheme is adopted.

Suitable for harsh environments
It can be applied in harsh environmental conditions such as dust, pests, high-temperature conditions, and earthquake areas to protect your important production processes and systems.

Parallel operation
Advanced distributed active parallel technology can realize parallel operation of 6PCS UPS units without the need for centralized bypass cabinet.

High compatibility
Compatible with Lead Acid (vented/sealed), NiCd (vented/gas recombination) batteries and lithium batteries.

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Other Service
Service hours: 9:00am-19:00pm (China time)

Product service:
1. Pre-sales consultation; After-sales worry-free.
2. Support ODM and OEM.
3. Online guidance and Technical support.

Product Warranty:
One year warranty period against the B/L date 45 days later.（Possible to extend the warranty period to three years by add money）

FAQ：
What is an uninterruptible power supply system (UPS) and why do I need one?
An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is an electrical device that provides emergency power to a load when the main power source (typically utility power) fails. It conditions incoming power to ensure clean and uninterrupted power, protects devices from power problems and enables seamless system shutdown during complete outages.
With aging electrical grids, rising power demand, severe weather, faulty wiring and disruptive devices connected to AC lines, equipment is under constant threat from power problems, making a UPS system an important investment. A UPS system is especially useful for networking equipment and other devices that can lose data when power is unexpectedly lost. With a wide range of cost-effective models available, a UPS system is an essential investment to prevent damage, data loss and downtime caused by power problems.
Are UPS systems reliable?
A UPS system supplies power to devices while keeping its internal battery charged and protecting them from power issues. In the event of an outage, the UPS uses its battery to keep the connected devices running for a certain amount of time, depending on factors like battery size, wattage, efficiency, temperature and age. If an outage lasts longer than the backup runtime, battery backup helps shut down computers properly to prevent data loss, with automatic shutdown available for unattended devices. For longer outages, network and mission-critical UPS systems can increase battery capacity for hours of runtime or rely on standby generators. During generator operation, UPS systems continue to condition power before it reaches connected equipment.
Visit our battery runtimes page to learn more about the estimated runtimes for each UPS product.
What is the difference between single-phase UPSs vs. three-phase UPSs vs. split-phase UPSs?
Phases of a UPS, such as a single-phase UPS or a three-phase UPS, describe the number of electrical phases that a UPS receives and transmits. Electrical utilities generate three-phase power because that is the most efficient way to transport electricity over long distances. And for larger power consumers, such as large data centers, industrial manufacturing and hospitals, the power stays as three-phase, requiring a three-phase UPS. For smaller power consumers, including residential or office buildings and most K-12 schools, the power is converted to single-phase power.
Some applications contain a mix of single-phase and three-phase equipment and require a UPS that can protect both. For those deployments, a split-phase UPS, which can simultaneously provide 120V and 208V output, is often the best option.
Do UPS systems offer surge and noise protection?
Incorporating built-in surge suppression and noise filtering, uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems provide comprehensive protection to electronic equipment from transient voltages and electromagnetic/radio frequency interference (EMI/RFI) line noise. This eliminates the need for separate surge protectors, simplifying the setup and saving space. By offering all these features in a single package, a UPS system provides a cost-effective and efficient solution to safeguard valuable equipment from power-related damages.
How do I size batteries for UPS applications?
UPS batteries are sized to provide emergency back-up power to the UPS in the event of a total AC blackout. While it is often a matter of convenience or personal preference, the length of  back-up time required is primarily a function of the process being protected. It is also governed by the cost of the battery.
Since a UPS is utilized to provide continuous power to a process of one kind or another, the batteries should be sized to carry the load for as long as it takes to either complete the process, perform an orderly shut-down of the process, or bring a generator on-line to power the load. A UPS inverter converts DC power to AC power. The battery must be sized large enough to provide the DC input power (in kilowatts) for a fully loaded inverter for the specified length of time. The DC input power is determined by applying the load power factor, and inverter conversion efficiency to the inverter’s AC power rating.
Next, you must determine the DC bus voltage, and the corresponding number of battery cells. Then, you can determine the battery capacity per cell required for the load. (Note that a battery has a nominal voltage of 2 volts per cell. So, on a nominal 120 VDC bus, you will need 60 cells.) Then, using discharge data supplied by a battery manufacturer, you can determine the battery type and size required.
Following is a typical battery sizing example: 20kVA UPS (inverter) with a DC to AC conversion efficiency of 87%; a load power factor of 0.8, and a nominal 120 VDC bus.

Single Phase Output 60 100KVA Industrial Online UPS

Using discharge tables supplied by the battery manufacturer(s), select the type of battery that meets the above requirements of 0.307 kilowatts per cell.