Online Ups, 5 KVA

Key Specifications & Features of a 6kVA UPS This size of UPS is almost always an online, double-conversion system, which is the highest grade of UPS protection. Technology: Online Double Conversion. The inverter constantly powers the connected equipment from the battery, which is continuously being charged by the mains. This provides: Zero transfer time to battery during a power cut. Perfect power conditioning, isolating equipment from all grid problems like spikes, sags, noise, and frequency variations. Input Voltage Range: Wide input range (e.g., 140V-280V) to handle voltage fluctuations without switching to battery. Output: Pure sine wave output, which is essential for sensitive electronic equipment like servers, networking gear, and medical devices. Battery Runtime: The runtime is not fixed; it depends on the battery bank size connected to the UPS. A standard internal battery might provide 10-15 minutes at full load, enough for a safe shutdown. With external battery packs (EBP), runtime can be extended to several hours. This is a key selling point. Form Factor: Typically a tower or floor-standing unit due to its size and weight. It can also be 19" rack-mountable for data centers. Primary Applications & Use Cases A 6kVA UPS is a commercial/industrial-grade solution. HD INFOSYS & AUTOMATION would typically offer this for: Small to Medium Businesses (SMBs): Protecting entire office infrastructure. Server Rooms & Small Data Centers: Protecting 1-2 server racks, network switches, and storage systems. Medical Facilities: Protecting critical diagnostic equipment (e.g., ultrasound machines, patient monitors) in clinics. Retail & Point-of-Sale (POS) Systems: Protecting an entire store's checkout systems and servers. Creative & Engineering Workstations: Protecting high-end PCs used for rendering, animation, and CAD/CAM work, preventing data loss during long processes. Gaming Setups: For serious gamers or e-sports cafes who cannot afford disconnections during gameplay or live streams. Example Load for a 6kVA/5.4kW UPS: 2x high-end servers (800W each) 1x network switch stack (300W) 1x Network Attached Storage (NAS) device (200W) 4x high-end gaming/workstation PCs (700W each) - This would be a significant load. This leaves headroom for monitors and other peripheral devices.