MICROTEK 60 KVA ONLINE UPS 3 PHASE IN 3 PHASE OUT without isolation transformer

Product Description

Product Description Microtek 60kVA 3Phase Online UPS (3 In 3 Out, without Isolation Transformer)

Overview:
The Microtek 60kVA SuperMax+ series is a true online doubleconversion UPS designed for industrial and commercial applications requiring stable, clean power for critical threephase loads. It accepts a threephase input and supplies a threephase output without an internal isolation transformer (transformerless configuration).

Key Technical Features:

• Topology: True doubleconversion online UPS AC DC AC for continuous clean power delivery.

• Input/Output: 3phase input and 3phase output (3 3).

• Nominal Input Voltage: 3 400VAC (3Ph + N), wide input range to handle voltage fluctuations and generator supply.

• Output Voltage: Programmable 360/380/400/415VAC (3Ph + N).

• Frequency Range: 50Hz or 60Hz operation; seamless BATTERY MODE frequency control 0.1Hz.

• Power Factor & Efficiency: High input power factor (0.99) with typical efficiency >94% and output power factor 1.0.

• Output Quality: Pure sinewave output with low Total Harmonic Distortion (THD), suitable for sensitive equipment.

• Zero Transfer Time: Instant transfer to battery mode without interruption.

• Crest Factor: Designed for modern loads with crest factor up to 3:1.

• Battery Support: External battery bank (typically 3240 batteries) for flexible runtime configurations.

• Communications: LCD/LED display panel with SNMP/USB/RS232 options for monitoring and management.

• Generator Compatible: Works seamlessly with standby generators.

• Parallel Capability: Can be paralleled with other units for redundancy or capacity expansion (optional).

Protection & Reliability:

• Active Power Factor Correction (PFC) on all 3 phases to optimize input power quality.

• Overload and ShortCircuit Protection builtin.

• Emergency Power Off (EPO) support.

• ECO Mode for Energy Savings when appropriate.

Typical UseCases:

• Industrial machinery protection

• Data centers and server farms

• Telecom and networking systems

• Laboratory and medical equipment

• Commercial loads with stringent power quality needs