Name: UPS įtampos stabilizatorius Socomec, 4500 W
Brand: Socomec
Price: 1717 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

Prekės informacija

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Prekės tipas
UPS įtampos stabilizatoriai

Prekės ženklas
Socomec
Gylis
67 cm
Plotis
17.75 cm
Aukštis
44 cm
Galia
4500 W
Galia (VA)
5000
Akumuliatoriaus tipas
Švino rūgštinis
Veikimo laikas įkrovus
40 min
Įkrovos laikas
6 h
Darbinė temperatūra
0 - 40 °C
Darbinė drėgmė
5 - 95 %
Ekranas
Taip
Garantija
24 mėn
Papildoma informacija
Apytikslis tarnavimo laikas: 3 - 5 metai. Svoris: 55.5 kg

Prekės atspalvis gali skirtis nuo matomo nuotraukoje.

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Prekės aprašymas anglų kalba:

High protection and availability
• Online double conversion technology with sinusoidal waveform, completely filters out all disturbances from / to the mains power supply and ensures maximum protection of the utility.
• Permanent regulation of output voltage and frequency.
• Wide tolerance of the input voltage reduces switchovers to battery mode, prolonging battery life.

Simple to install
• No configuration necessary on first startup.
• Space and time saving ‘tower-to-rack’ conversion mode.
• IEC input and output connections (1100-3300 VA) or terminal input and output connections with built-in magnetothermal input switch (5000-11000 VA).
• Compact footprint (tower mode).
• Compact rack enclosure saving valuable cabinet rack space.

Easy to use
• Clear and uncluttered LCD interface, with buzzers that immediately indicate the operating status of the UPS, even for less specialist users.
• Wide range of communication protocols for integration into LAN networks or Building Management Systems (BMS).
• Load segmentation function to prioritize loads and manage critical situations.
• EPO (Emergency Power Off).
• RS232 advanced connection for the management of power supply and local/remote shutdown of the applications.

Meets practical needs
• Modular battery extension (EBM) to meet all back-up time requirements, even after installation.
• Possibility of 1+1 parallel redundant configuration to maximise the availability of critical utilities, even in the event of a module breakdown (5000-11000 VA).