DC
DC parallel, redundant system configuration
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Components of the basic unit:
Characteristics:
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DC SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
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The main components of the DC rectifier / battery loading system are: Transformer, rectifier bridge, a controller and a human-machine interface (control unit with screen).
6-pulse / 12-pulse rectifier module
Its function is to rectifier the AC voltage. The rectifier is designed so that the boost charge voltage itself at 10% mains undervoltage can be achieved at the same time as supplying the load. By using a 12-pulse topology mains power distortion can be reduced by more than 60%.
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SYSTEM DESIGN, CHARACTERISTICS AND BENEFITS
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UPS technology from GUTOR is designed to satisfy requirements with regard to functionality, security and reliability – the main interests of our customers. It has great system flexibility in terms of system design and meets the technical specifications of customers. We produce all our products to conform to internationally and nationally recognised standards and guarantee the highest levels of quality with ISO9001:2000. Some of the main functions and benefits of the design are as follows:
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Modular Design
Our system design is modular. It enables access to all components from the front as well as from the top. A typical GUTOR UPS unit contains a separate connection field with the input switch and the manual bypass switch. Some components are installed on shelves or hinged panel for simple maintenance. |
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High integrated control logic
All systems are fitted with micro-processor driven controls, which enable digital processing and the adjustment of all parameters. To guarantee reliable functioning, two independent sources, the mains and the battery, supply the controller with power. |
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HUMAN-MACHINE INTERFACE
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AC and DC systems from GUTOR are fitted with a self-explanatory control unit, a flexible human-machine interface, which displays and monitors the system parameters. The control unit is divided into four parts.
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INTELLIGENT SYSTEM VENTILATION
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GUTOR offers the redundant ventilation concept, “N+1” as standard. In the event that one of the fans fails, the two remaining fans are sufficient to maintain the cooling of the system. With the help of an internal speed sensor, the revolutions of each of the individual fans are also monitored. Should the speed fall below one of the pre-defined tolerance values, an alarm is triggered. The fans can be changed during normal system operation, without any risk to staff or the load.
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