Pharma Fridge UPS with 648Wh battery
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UPS System with high capacity charger, industrial grade UPS, large daisy chainable battery bank for Pharma Fridge applications.
Tower format unit can be placed side by side with battery bank or one on top of the other.
Industrial grade unit for highest reliability.
For runtime requirements, please note Pharma Fridges have a maximum and an average power consumption. This is calculated based on the declared efficiency of the fridge in KWh/24hr:
Energy Rating Equivalent Watts
KWh/24
0.5 21
0.75 32
1.0 42
1.5 63
2.0 84
2.5 105
3.0 125
4.0 167
5.0 209
Specifications:
Input 162-290V 60/60Hz
Max Power (Watts) 700
Technology Online (VFI)
Inverter Waveform Sinewave
Battery Capacity 648 Watt-hours
Input Connector IEC C14
Output Connectors 4xIEC C13
Physical WxDxH mm 300x400x220
Weight (kg) 36.5
Features
• High Capacity Internal Charger for the quick and effective recharge of attached battery packs
• Has an Emergency Power Off port to allow rapid shutdown of UPS in the event of an emergency
• These units do not contain internal batteries but require connection to an external battery bank. Matching battery cabs may be available
• Input and Output receptacles are IEC. UPS rated at 3KVA will have IEC320 C19 outlets and C20 inlet. Below this is C13/C14. Refer to datasheet for type and quantity for each model.
• The unit contains an ?Intelligent Slot? for the connection of either a relay card or a network SNMP card, but not both. The relay card allows the UPS to transmit status to a remote alarm panel or Building Management System, whereas the SNMP card allows monitoring of the UPS over a LAN or WAN network.
• A comprehensive LCD not only displays UPS parameters but allows for UPS configuration and adjusting settings
• The unit inverter is sine wave for maximum application compatibility
• Online Double Conversion VFI (Voltage Frequency Independent) technology. Provides a fixed output voltage and frequency that can be adjusted and has no-break when changing between mains and battery operation.