100 kVA Industrial Online UPS (BUD220-31000)

• Phase: Three Phase
• Type: On-line
• Protection: Overvoltage
• Application: Communication
• Classification: Lighting/Power
• Standby Time: Standard Machine
• Model NO.: Online BUD 220-31000
• Standby UPS: Sine Wave Output UPS
• Output Capacity: Medium Type
• Equipment Mode: Centralized Model
• Brand: Modern
• Transport Package: Carton, Wooden Packing
• Specification: CE, ISO 9001-2008, RoHS, SGS etc
• Trademark: Modern
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 5000 Units/Year

Product Description

In the event of an AC power failure, the UPS will automatically transfer to battery power and continue to provide power without any interruption for the full amount of time you select. When power returns, the UPS will automatically recharge the batteries for the next unexpected power outage or disturbance.
MODERN BUD Series Industrial UPS are for the bad grid environment and the impact of power system load on the power requirements of high reliability, using the most advanced multi-CPU control technology developed by frequency pure-line intelligent UPS. MODERN UPS advantage lies in ultra-high-power design; single maximum power 750kVA, and in parallel multi-machine power up to 3000kVA, providing critical power protection for a range of applications. .
 
Features:
-  Adopt power standard screen tank design
-  High output power factor diminishes need for UPS over sizing
-  Constant high efficiency at full and partial load
-  Extremely low output distortion
-  Best in class for variable load applications
-  Galvanic isolation which provide additional critical power protection
-  Municipal electric power supply with DC inverter power 0 conversion delay
-  Adopt DSP digital control technology intelligent detection and monitoring function
-  High-speed IGBT drive inverter
-  No fountain contact and RS232/485 monitoring

Applications:
-  Computer and data centers
-  Broadcasting and telecommunication
-  Industrial process manufacturing
-  Medical equipment and healthcare facilities
-  Education and research
-  Transport systems
-  Emergency lighting systems
-  Financial systems and services
-  Any areas needing critical power management