Tecnoware FGCEVDP10MMRM/00 -UPS EVO DSP PLUS RACK MOUNT 10.0 – PF 0.9

• UPS EVO DSP PLUS RACK MOUNT   – Power 10 KVA PF 0.9. On Line Technology (VFI) DSP, 94% Efficiency
• , Input / output 230 / 230Vac 50 / 60Hz,
• dimensions 43.8×13.3×58 cm (3 Rack units),
• weight 18 Kg, does not include batteries,
• backup time add external battery boxes. Multifunction graphic LCD display, static bypass, EPO contact for emergency shutdown, USB and RS232 communication ports for UPS control and on / off programming via the free TecnoManager software. SNMP, Dry Contact or MODBUS card (optional).

Technical specifications for FGCEVDP10MMRM/00

Tecnoware FGCEVDP10MMRM/00 10 KVA ups Featues

A 10KVA (10 kilo-volt-ampere) Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) is a higher-capacity system that is often used to provide backup power to larger devices or more extensive setups. Here are some general features that you might find in a 10KVA UPS system:

1. Capacity: A 10KVA UPS can handle a power load of up to 10 kilo-watts (or 10,000 watts). This capacity is suitable for powering larger devices, servers, data centers, or critical industrial equipment.
2. Topology: It might use advanced UPS topologies like Online Double Conversion to provide the highest level of protection against power anomalies.
3. Battery Backup: UPS systems at this capacity level would have substantial battery backup to support devices during power outages. Backup time depends on the load and battery capacity.
4. LCD/LED Display: Many modern UPS units have an LCD or LED display to provide real-time information about load percentage, battery status, input/output voltage, and more.
5. Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR): This feature stabilizes input voltage, ensuring a consistent supply to connected devices and protecting them from voltage fluctuations.
6. Communication Ports: USB, Ethernet, SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol), or other communication ports might be included to allow the UPS to communicate with connected devices or a network, enabling remote monitoring and management.
7. Software: Advanced monitoring and control software can provide detailed insights into UPS performance, battery health, and the ability to perform remote shutdowns or restarts.
8. Redundancy: Some high-capacity UPS systems offer built-in redundancy features, such as the ability to parallel multiple units for increased capacity or to provide failover protection.
9. Hot-Swappable Batteries: In certain setups, having hot-swappable batteries can be crucial to minimize downtime during battery replacement.
10. Load Segmentation: Larger UPS systems might offer the ability to segment and prioritize loads, ensuring that critical devices receive power during outages.
11. Scalability: Some UPS models allow for easy scalability, meaning you can add additional battery packs or units as your power needs grow.
12. Efficiency: Like smaller UPS units, higher-capacity systems aim for higher efficiency levels to reduce energy consumption and operating costs.
13. Noise Level: Consider the noise level of the UPS if it will be installed in a noise-sensitive environment.
14. Form Factor: Larger UPS units might be rack-mounted or come in tower-style configurations to fit various installation scenarios.
15. Advanced Protection: More advanced protection features such as surge protection, frequency regulation, and advanced filtering might be included to safeguard connected equipment.

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