UPS Systems ENERTRONIC T - Efficiency, Modularity, Redundancy, Scalability
- Enertronic T UPS Systems 8 kVA, 16 kVA, 24 kVA
- ENERTRONIC T modularity
Securing your processes Effectively and Economically
The ENERTRONIC T is another milestone in BENNING’s product portfolio of secure and cost efficient UPS’s, enhancing our range of modular UPS solutions in the small to medium power ratings of 2.7 – 24 kVA.
High Power Density
With a power density of more than 230 kVA/m2, or 141 kVA/m3, ENERTRONIC T is the ideal UPS for integration into new or existing infrastructure.
The ENERTRONIC T UPS is ideal for:
- Medium sized Server-Applications
- Networks
- Telecommunication systems
- Industrial Processes
- Medical Applications
ENERTRONIC T key features
- Scalability in small steps to ensure you only invest in what you need
- Enhanced security through n+1 redundancy
- Low Energy cost through high efficiency (93 % in normal mode, 98 % in Eco-mode)
- Unity Input power factor (> 0.99)
- Increased Availability due to “Hot-Plug” technology that reduces MTTR (Mean-time-to-repair)
- Optimised Gen-Set sizing through low input current distortion (THDi ≤ 3 %)
- Simple operation via online monitoring and diagnosis
Modular, redundant, scalable, versatile
- Modular structure of ENERTRONIC T
Modular, redundant, scalable, versatile
Each ENERTRONIC T Module represents a complete, independent Double Conversion UPS, including rectifier, inverter, static switch and controller. The total system output power is defined by the number of parallel connected modules i.e. 4 x 5 kVA modules provides a total system output power of 20 kVA. Additional modules can be included to provide the required level of redundancy. The system can be expanded at any time by adding further plug and play modules. The Module size of 2700 VA provides the flexibility to precisely match your needs.
This avoids initial over-sizing as increasing system power can be easily achieved at the time it is required. The Modular concept continues with batteries that can also be integrated within the UPS rack. To achieve redundancy using conventional UPS requires the parallel operation of at least two identical units. This can create many difficulties for future expansion.
Total cost of ownership (TCO)
- life cycle costs (total cost of ownership)
Total cost of ownership (TCO)
Total cost of ownership depends on capital and operating costs as well as installation, footprint and maintenance costs.
In comparison to traditional UPS systems the advanced modular hot-plug design of ENERTRONIC T UPS systems results in lower operation, installation, upgrade and maintenance costs.
