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Accessory |
Description |
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System |
Powerware Battery Cabinets |
Battery cabinets feature a wide range of available
battery sizes, optimized to meet application run
time needs. Multiple cabinets may be daisy-chained
together for extended battery runtimes. |
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Powerware UPS Batteries |
Powerware
Three-phase Replacement Batteries combine
outstanding performance and quality at competitive
pricing. High power density (watts/cell) provides
more runtime in the same footprint and maintains
runtimes even after discharges.
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Maintenance Bypass Modules (MBM) |
This line and match enclosed cabinet provides
continuous support for critical loads up to 300kVA
during servicing or testing of the UPS module. |
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Maintenance Bypass Panels (MBP) |
The
maintenance bypass panel (MBP) is a separately
mounted enclosure that provides an alternate
electrical path for continuous support of the
critical load when servicing or testing the UPS
module. |
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Powerware Sync Control |
Powerware Sync Control features the ability to
maintain synchronization of the UPS system's output
to a fixed source allowing for uninterrupted
transfers between input sources with a static
transfer switch. |
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Powerware
Hot Sync Redundant Parallel Tie Cabinet |
Powerware
Hot Sync® Redundant Parallel Tie Cabinet allows
either UPS to be isolated from the input to perform
service while supported critical applications are
powered by the other UPS. |
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Powerware System Bypass Module |
The Powerware System Bypass Module (SBM) provides
bypass capability for UPS systems up to 2000 amp
capacity. |
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Powerware PowerHandler Plus |
The
Powerware PowerHandler Plus Switchboard System
Bypass Module was designed specifically for the
Powerware 9315 family of UPS. It allows up to eight
modules to operate in parallel, up to 4000 amps. |
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Remote Emergency Power Off (REPO) |
In an emergency, use this switch to turn off the UPS
output. The REPO switch de-energizes the critical
load and powers down the UPS immediately, without
asking for verification. The UPS, including Bypass,
remains off until manually restarted. |
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External Battery Disconnect |
For
customers with installations that require locating
the battery system remotely from the UPS. |
Flywheel Solutions |
Whenever maximum productivity and system availability is critical, Powerware offers a battery-free energy flywheel storage system that bridges the power gap – acting as a backup power or battery backup source during power quality or utility disturbances and acts as an effective UPS battery enhancement, battery backup system, or UPS battery replacement for traditional systems. |
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Power Distribution |
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Powerware Type
I static transfer switch (STS) by Cyberex |
Powerware Type I STS are high-speed open-transaction
switches that can transfer electrical loads from one
AC power source to another in a fraction of a single
electrical cycle. The Powerware Type I STS uses
modular, cost-effective SCRs, and is fused for
protection during a fault. When a downstream fault
occurs, the fast-acting semiconductor fuse will
open, protecting the SCRs from rupture. |
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Powerware Type
II static transfer switch (STS) by Cyberex |
The
Powerware Type II STS eliminates the chance of a
loss of power to critical loads by properly
coordinating with the electrical distribution
system. During a fault condition, the Type II STS
will continue to conduct current, allowing
downstream circuit breakers to work selectively. |
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Powerware Zero Footprint Integrated STS/PDU by
Cyberex |
The Powerware Zero Footprint Integrated STS/PDU
System combines the power protection of a static
transfer switch with a power distribution unit into
one space-saving unit to minimize floor space
requirements without compromising system
availability. In fact, the Powerware Zero Footprint
STS/PDU is the size of just the PDUs in a typical
STS/PDU configuration - a savings of more than 40%. |
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Powerware
Power Distribution Module (PDM) |
Easily
expandable as power needs change expands
distribution capacity from 84 to up to 252 circuit
breaker pole positions. Featuring a main circuit
breaker complete with shunt trip mechanism, an
electrostatically shielded, high isolation
transformer, and |
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Powerware Remote Power Panel (RPP) |
Allows electrical expansion without the need for
costly electrical re-work. Fed by the existing UPS
or distribution module, the RPP expands distribution
capacity up to an additional 168 pole positions. |
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Powerware Surge Suppression (TVSS) |
Designed
to improve the availability of your complex network
systems. Powerware TVSS equipment provides an added
level of protection for both electrical and data
communication lines, plus telephone line protection
for a complete, integrated power protection
solution. |
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Communications |
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PowerVision™ |
PowerVision is Windows-based client/server software
application that provides monitoring, alarm
notification and data analysis for multiple
Powerware UPSs within an enterprise network. |
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FORESEER® |
FORESEER is the ultimate solution to proactively
monitor and manage foundation equipment from any
manufacturer. This is a custom solution tailor
specifically to each customers needs and installed
by highly trained integration team. |
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Remote Monitor Panel (RMP) |
Allows a customer to monitor the operational status
of the UPS system from virtually any location within
a facility. The RMP utilizes simple backlit status
indicators and an alarm horn that notifies customers
of changes in the operational status of the UPS
system. This option can be installed in multiple
locations throughout a customer 's facility and in
parallel configurations can monitor both the UPS and
the SBM. |
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Expansion Chassis |
Three-slot
peripheral device that expands communication
capability for a UPS through its support for X-slot
cards. |
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ModBus Card |
Interface your UPS with your building maintenance
monitoring system. |
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ConnectUPS
SNMP/Web Card |
Monitor
your UPS over the network using the web or SNMP. |
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Relay
Interface Module |
The relay interface module (RIM) provides multiple
computer shutdown and remote contact capabilities,
utilizing Form-C contact closures to support
multiple critical loads. |
