Prostar GT160K PLUS 480 volt 3 phase ups unlimited power supply 160kVA can provide reliable and efficient power protection for critical applications. With its robust 160kVA capacity and a built-in isolation transformer, this 480 Volt three-phase UPS unlimited power supply system ensures that your equipment remains operational during power outages, voltage fluctuations, and electrical disturbances while providing enhanced safety and performance.
The integrated isolation transformer provides galvanic isolation, which enhances the safety of connected equipment by reducing the risk of electrical shock and protecting against surges and transients. This feature also helps in minimizing electrical noise, improving the overall power quality.
The three-phase design allows for balanced power distribution, reducing the risk of overload and enhancing the efficiency of your power supply system.
UPS Unlimited Power Supply Features
Unlimited Power Supply
The GT160K PLUS UPS is equipped with advanced technology that allows for continuous power supply, ensuring that your operations are not interrupted by power failures.
Advanced Online Double Conversion Technology
Ensures seamless power protection with stable output voltage and frequency, regardless of input fluctuations.
Robust 3-Phase Design
upports 480V input and output or 480V input and 208V output to ensure compatibility with large-scale electrical infrastructure.
User-Friendly Interface
The 3 phase online UPS is equipped with 7-inch touch LCD display that provides clear and concise information about the UPS status, including input/output voltage, load percentage, battery status, and fault indicators. This user-friendly interface simplifies monitoring and management, making it easy for operators to assess the system at a glance.
Redundant Power Supply
The UPS unlimited power supply can be configured with redundant power supply options, ensuring that if one power source fails, the other can take over seamlessly, providing an additional layer of reliability.
Scalability and Redundancy
The system supports N+1 or N+X redundancy configurations, allowing multiple units to operate in parallel. This feature enhances reliability and allows for capacity expansion as needed.
UPS Power Supply Diagram
Online UPS Touch LCD Information
Industrial UPS System Inner Components View
Steps to Connect a Battery Bank
Safety Precautions
- Read the Manual: Before starting, read the user manual for the GT160K PLUS to understand the specific requirements and recommendations.
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Wear appropriate PPE, such as gloves and safety goggles, to protect against electrical hazards.
- Work in a Safe Environment: Ensure the area is dry, well-ventilated, and free from flammable materials.
Gather Required Tools and Materials
- Battery bank (ensure it is compatible with the UPS)
- Appropriate cables (check the gauge and type recommended in the manual)
- Battery connectors (if not included with the battery bank)
- Tools (wrenches, screwdrivers, etc.)
Prepare the Battery Bank
- Check Battery Voltage: Ensure that the battery bank voltage matches the UPS input requirements (e.g., 480VDC).
- Inspect Batteries: Check for any physical damage or leaks in the batteries.
- Charge Batteries: If the batteries are new, ensure they are fully charged before connecting.
Connect the Batteries
- Identify Terminals: Identify the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals on both the battery bank and the UPS 160kVA.
- Connect in Series or Parallel: Depending on the required voltage and capacity, connect the batteries in series (to increase voltage) or parallel (to increase capacity).
- Series Connection: Connect the positive terminal of the first battery to the negative terminal of the second battery, and so on. The last battery’s positive terminal will connect to the UPS positive terminal, and the last battery’s negative terminal will connect to the UPS negative terminal.
- Parallel Connection: Connect all positive terminals together and all negative terminals together. Connect the combined positive to the UPS positive and the combined negative to the UPS negative.
- Secure Connections: Ensure all connections are tight and secure to prevent any loose connections that could lead to arcing or overheating.
Connect to the UPS
- Locate Battery Input Terminals: Find the battery input terminals on the GT160K PLUS.
- Connect Cables: Using the appropriate cables, connect the positive terminal of the battery bank to the positive input terminal of the UPS and the negative terminal of the battery bank to the negative input terminal of the UPS.
- Double-Check Connections: Verify that all connections are correct and secure.
Power On the UPS
- Turn On the UPS: Once all connections are made, power on the UPS according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
- Monitor for Issues: Observe the UPS display for any error messages or warnings. Ensure that the system recognizes the battery bank and is functioning correctly.
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