M-SERIES 3KVA ON-LINE UPS

Description

M-Series 3KVA On-Line UPS is a type of uninterruptible power supply system designed to provide continuous, clean power to connected devices. Here are some key features and considerations for an M-Series 3KVA On-Line UPS:

1. Capacity: The “3KVA” designation indicates that this UPS has a capacity of 3 kilovolt-amperes, which translates to approximately 3000 watts. This means it can support devices with a total load of up to 3000 watts.
2. On-Line Technology: An on-line UPS continually converts incoming AC power to DC and then back to AC. This provides a consistent and regulated power supply to connected devices, regardless of the quality of the incoming power.
3. Double Conversion: This type of UPS features a double conversion process where the power is first converted from AC to DC, and then back to AC. This ensures a stable and clean output even in the presence of fluctuations or disturbances in the input power.
4. Pure Sine Wave Output: An M-Series 3KVA On-Line UPS will likely provide a pure sine wave output. This is important for sensitive electronic equipment, as it replicates the clean power supplied by utility companies.
5. Voltage Regulation: The UPS will have voltage regulation capabilities to maintain a steady voltage output, even if the input voltage fluctuates.
6. Battery Backup: In the event of a power outage, the UPS will provide power from its internal batteries to connected devices until either the mains power is restored or the batteries are depleted.
7. Runtime: The runtime of the UPS on battery power will depend on the load connected to it and the capacity of the batteries. A 3KVA UPS typically provides several minutes to an hour of runtime at full load.
8. Input and Output Connections: The UPS will have various input and output ports to connect devices. These may include standard AC outlets, IEC C13/C14 connectors, and possibly others.
9. LCD Display: Many modern UPS units come with an LCD display that provides information on the status of the UPS, including input/output voltage, battery status, load level, and more.
10. Audible Alarms: The UPS will likely have audible alarms to alert users of various conditions, such as a power outage or a fault.
11. Remote Monitoring: Some UPS units have the capability to be monitored remotely through a network connection, allowing for centralized management and notifications.

FEATURES

• On-line double conversion
• Full digital control (DSP)
• Output power factor: 0.9
• Economic operation mode (ECO)
• Wide input voltage range
• Self-testing when UPS start-up
• Cold Start (DC)
• Multifunctional protection
• Output bypass settable
• Charger current settable
• USB port – intelligent monitoring software
• Optional SNMP or dry contact adapter