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Protect 1 LCD High efficiency transformerless UPS with 10 to 20 kVA and configurable phases: 3/3, 3/1, 1/1

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Highly flexible and compact. Protect 1 LCD is a transformer-less UPS that combines high efficiency values with compact footprint and flexible configurations. Thanks to its full IGBT technology, Protect 1 LCD features low input THDi with almost unity input power factor.

The UPS is settable as 3/3, 3/1 or 1/1 and offers an adjustable range of recharging current up to 13 A. The system is an ideal power supply solution for small and medium critical applications when the power consumption, the footprint and the maintainability are key factors of choice.

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Online UPS topology, also known as double-conversion, provides reliable protection against all 9 kinds of power supply failures. It provides clean power thanks to connected loads that are constantly supplied from the battery.

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Service-friendly design ensures rapid and easy maintenance and minimizes service costs

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Parallel operation makes it flexible to adapt the capacity to changing load requirements
  • UPS Topology Double Conversion (VFI)
  • Capacity 10 - 20 kVA
  • Input/Output 1/1, 3/1 or 3/3-phase
  • Nominal Voltage 1Ph: 220/230/240
    3Ph: 380/400/415
  • Backup @90% capacity 4-67 min

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Model Protect 1 LCD 10 kVA Protect 1 LCD 15 kVA Protect 1 LCD 20 kVA
Part Number
(w/o batteries)		 600 002 8111
(600 002 8243)		 600 002 8112
(600 002 8244)		 600 002 8113
(600 002 8245)
Power rate 10 kVA/10 kW 15 kVA/15 kW 20 kVA/20 kW
Size (WxHxD) 300 x 805 x 720 
Weight
(w/o batteries)		 106 kg
56 kg		 162,7 kg
62,7 kg		 159,5 kg
59,5 kg
Voltage range 1Ph: 160-300 or 3Ph: 277-520 @ 100% load
undervoltage admitted with derating to 50% of load: 1Ph: 100 V or 3Ph: 173V
Output current (at 230 V AC) @PF 0.9 44 A 65 A 87 A
Battery Rated voltage (linked) 240 VDC
Waveform Sinusoidal, distortion THD < 1% @ linear load
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