UPS Input voltage
UPS Input voltage
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I have Power source input voltage 208V line to line 60HZ can feed UPS 220V single phase (line to neutral)
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RE: UPS Input voltage
Keith Cress
kcress - http://www.flaminsystems.com
RE: UPS Input voltage
RE: UPS Input voltage
An example of a UPS system design that could do this were the "Best Power" (brand) FERRUPS UPS systems, which offered tremendous input/output voltage flexibility with their multi tapped (both input and output side) ferro resonant tranformer based design. https://powerquality.eaton.com/About-Us/BestPower....
With these systems line to line input could be used to generate line to neutral outputs at a different voltage than the incoming line to neutral voltage.
You need to verify the UPS you intend to use can do this, since if there is a static bypass built in, the input voltage configuration must match output voltage and configuration.
Best Power was bought out by Eaton Powerware and the FERRUPS design UPS are still in production.. Old technology, but bullet proof design. https://powerquality.eaton.com/Products-services/B...
If you haven't sourced the UPS yet, perhaps a call to Eaton Powerware tech support will answer the question.
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