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Double-conversion UPS Conceptpower DPA
parallelthree-phasedata center

double-conversion UPS
double-conversion UPS
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Characteristics

Type
double-conversion, parallel
Electrical characteristics
three-phase
Applications
data center, network
Other characteristics
with LCD display, Eco mode, modular, rack-mount, high-density, high-power, IEC, ISO
Output power kVA

Max.: 1,500 kVA
(2,039.4317 hp)

Min.: 30 kVA
(40.7886 hp)

150 kVA, 250 kVA
(203.9432 hp, 339.9053 hp)

Input voltage

Max.: 460 V

Min.: 161 V

Output voltage

Max.: 415 V

Min.: 220 V

Power

Max.: 1,500,000 W

Min.: 30,000 W

Description

In today’s digital world, the increased power protection requirements of last generation’s data centres can be fulfilled with the Conceptpower DPA™, the energy-efficient three-phase modular UPS. Online Swap Modularity (OSM) Output power factor range 0.8 lag to 0.9 lead supported without de-rating Best-in-class compactness (250 kVA = 0.58 m2, 342.5 kW/m2) Input power factor PF = 0.99 Ripple-free battery charging increases battery life Wide input voltage range (–20%/+15%) at full load The Conceptpower DPA is a high-power, modular UPS system designed for today’s critical high-density computing environments. The UPS is built using true online double conversion technology and delivers high quality power. When combined with complete network integration software and communication connectivity, the Conceptpower DPA provides a comprehensive, easy-to-integrate power protection for data centers and network environments.

Exhibitions

Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):

ACHEMA 2024
ACHEMA 2024

10-14 Jun 2024 Frankfurt am Main (Germany)

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