MPS60K-15U scalable modular data center ups power 60kva

Orson Zhong

3 weeks ago

Prostar MPS60K-15U scalable modular data center ups power 60kva is a highly reliable and scalable modular UPS system designed to ensure seamless power protection for data centers and critical infrastructure.

The data center ups power 60kva can work with scalability in mind, allowing users to incrementally increase their power capacity as their data center grows, without the need for complete system replacement. This modular approach minimizes downtime and maximizes return on investment.

Leveraging advanced technology, this scalable data center UPS operates at an impressive efficiency level, reducing energy consumption and operational costs. It features an eco-mode that further enhances efficiency by bypassing the inverter during stable utility conditions, while still providing protection against surges and spikes.

MPS60K-15U scalable modular data center ups power 60kva

Data Center UPS 60kVA Features

Compact Design

Despite its robust power output, the modular UPS boasts a compact footprint that is ideal for space-constrained environments. You can configure it in a rack-mount or stand-alone configuration, making it adaptable to various installation requirements.

High Efficiency Online Double Conversion Technology

By utilizing online double conversion technology, the data center ups achieves high power efficiency while delivering a pure sine wave output, ensuring stable power for sensitive equipment.

Output Power Factor 1

This system provides a unity power factor (PF 1.0), maximizing power output efficiency and effectively supporting all connected loads.

Multi-Level Protection

The UPS system provides multi-level protection against electrical anomalies such as voltage spikes, sags, and surges. This ensures that connected equipment receives clean power, reducing the risk of damage from power disturbances.

Communication Interfaces

Equipped with multiple communication ports, including RS232, USB, Ethernet, and serial connections, the UPS allows for seamless integration with existing infrastructure and monitoring systems. Optional SNMP cards enable remote monitoring and management over a network.

Audible Alarms and LED Indicators

Clear audible alarms and visual indicators provide immediate feedback about the UPS’s status and any potential issues, alerting operators to take corrective actions promptly.

Adjustable Battery Numbers

The flexibility to adjust the number of batteries allows for custom power configurations, optimizing battery usage and storage.

1+1 Cabinets Parallel Support

For enhanced redundancy and capacity expansion, the modular ups power supports parallel operation in a 1+1 cabinet configuration, providing scalable power solutions for growing infrastructure.

Modular UPS System Introduction

In the front of the UPS, there are control interface (LCD Panel), communication slots, communication ports and 3 Power Module slots.

All wiring terminal blocks are allocated in the back of cabinet. The side panels are locked by screws. The casters at the bottom of the UPS cabinet can be used to move over for short distances. There are two leveling feet to fix and stabilize the UPS cabinet on the ground.

Modular UPS Wiring Terminal Blocks

When discussing the wiring terminal blocks of a modular UPS like the MPS60K-15U, it’s important to understand how these components facilitate the connection and management of power distribution. The terminal blocks serve as the points where wires are connected to the UPS for both input and output power, as well as for optional auxiliary functions such as battery connections and external monitoring devices.

When connecting wires to the terminal blocks, ensure that:

The correct wire gauge is used for the application.
Connections are secure and tight to prevent loose contacts that could lead to overheating or poor conductivity.
All connections comply with the UPS manufacturer’s specifications and local electrical codes.
Proper labeling is applied to each wire for easy identification and future maintenance.

External Battery Connection

External batteries can extend the runtime of the UPS significantly, depending on the capacity and number of batteries installed.

UPS Installation Drawing

Modular UPS Power Module Installation

The 20 kVA Power Module has independent hardware and controllability, able to operate and coordinate with other modules within the system. See details:

MPS20K scalable three phase modular ups system 20 kW power module

Warning: The power modules installed in the same cabinet must be at the same rating.

One. Access the Modular Bay

Locate the Modular Bay: Identify the empty slot or bay within the UPS chassis and install the new power module there.
Remove Obstructions: Clear any obstructions that might interfere with the installation, such as covers or panels.

Two. Prepare the Power Module

Inspect the Module: Check that the power module is undamaging and meets the specifications required for your UPS system.
Prepare Connectors: If the module comes with pre-wired connectors, ensure they are ready to plug into the UPS.

Three. Install the Power Module

Adjust the DIP switch positions to set the different Module Address.

Place the ready switch at the front panel of the module to the un-lock position.
Align the power module with the slot, ensuring that it fits properly.

Once aligned, gently push the module into place until it clicks or locks securely. Fasten any screws or clips that hold the module in position.

Move the ready switch to the lock position.

Four. Connect the Cables

Connect Internal Wires: Connect any internal wires or connectors from the power module to the UPS chassis. Ensure all connections are tight and secure.
Battery Connections: If the module has battery connections, connect these according to the manufacturer’s guidelines. Pay close attention to polarity (positive and negative connections).
Signal and Control Wires: Connect any signal or control wires that might require for the proper functioning of the module.

Five. Finalize Installation

Check Connections: Double-check all connections to ensure they are secure and correctly made.
Reinstall Panels: Replace any removed panels or covers, ensuring they are properly aligned and secured.
Test the Installation: Power on the UPS and verify that the new power module is recognized and functioning correctly. Monitor the UPS through its display or management software to confirm proper operation.