UPS Systems
High Power UPS
Large-capacity three-phase tower UPS for data center, industrial and medical critical power.
Overview
Product Overview
The Wandtung High Power UPS is a three-phase, online double-conversion tower UPS delivering 10 kVA to 200 kVA, built for data halls, industrial facilities and medical environments that need pure sine wave output with zero transfer time to battery. It solves the nine most common power quality problems — outages, sags, surges, harmonic distortion, transients, frequency fluctuation, EMI interference, over- and under-voltage — through a single unit, with full digital control and remote monitoring.
Capabilities
Key Features
- Three-phase in / three-phase out, online double-conversion topology
- 10 kVA – 200 kVA power capacity in a tower format
- Pure sine wave output, THD < 3%
- 0ms transfer time to battery — zero interruption
- Auto battery switchover on utility failure with auto-restart, no manual intervention
- EMI/RFI shielded to EN50091-3 / IEC 61000-4
- Triple high-flow cooling fans and full-perforated rear ventilation panel
- SNMP / RS232 / RS485 remote monitoring; heavy-duty casters for mobility
Specifications
Technical Specifications
Power
| Power Capacity | 10 kVA – 200 kVA |
|---|---|
| Input/Output Voltage | 380/400/415V three-phase |
| Efficiency | >95% (online mode) |
| Output Waveform | Pure sine wave, THD < 3% |
| Transfer Time | 0ms (zero interruption) |
Monitoring & Communication
| Interfaces | RS232, RS485, SNMP |
|---|---|
| Display | Front-panel LCD/touchscreen control panel |
Mechanical & Protection
| Cooling | Triple high-flow fans, full-perforated ventilation panel |
|---|---|
| Mobility | Heavy-duty casters |
| Parallel Capability | Multiple units for capacity/redundancy |
Deployment
Applications
- Data center facility-level power
- Medical facility critical power
- Large industrial and commercial critical loads
- Colocation power plants
Configuration
Customization Options
- Power rating
- Parallel configuration
- Battery cabinet integration
Standards
Compliance & Standards
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
A high power (monolithic) UPS suits facilities with a stable, well-defined large load from day one. A modular UPS is often preferred when load will grow over time, since capacity can be added module-by-module rather than in large fixed steps.
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