MGE Galaxy 4000 65kVA UPS System and Battery Cabinet (208V)
$4,720.90
The MGE Galaxy 4000 - robust 3 phase UPS power protection designed for flexibility in order to meet a wide range of requirements from medium data centers to industrial and facilities applications.
Specifications
• Model No: 72-173008-00 (65 kVA)
• UPS Input: 208VAC, 3PH, 4W, G, 60HZ, 166A
• UPS Output: 208VAC, 3PH, 4W, G, 60HZ, 180A
• Battery: 198-282VDC, 255A at 240VDC
• Model No: 72-173008-00 (65 kVA)
• UPS Input: 208VAC, 3PH, 4W, G, 60HZ, 166A
• UPS Output: 208VAC, 3PH, 4W, G, 60HZ, 180A
• Battery: 198-282VDC, 255A at 240VDC
• Weight: 1,235 lbs
Double conversion online topology
• True isolation between the input and output
• Independence of the input and output voltages and frequency
• No-break transfer to battery or bypass power
• Does not rely on the batteries for frequency stabilization
• True isolation between the input and output
• Independence of the input and output voltages and frequency
• No-break transfer to battery or bypass power
• Does not rely on the batteries for frequency stabilization
Dual mains input/output
• Allows for top or bottom feed connection to two separate power inputs for increased availability
• Allows for top or bottom feed connection to two separate power inputs for increased availability
Input power factor correction
• Eliminates harmful distortion that is reflected back onto the utility from the UPS from disturbing sensitive equipment sharing the utility power
• Eliminates harmful distortion that is reflected back onto the utility from the UPS from disturbing sensitive equipment sharing the utility power
Digital power quality management
• Output created from hundreds of variable width pulses (pulse width modulation)
• Control loop compares output to a references sine wave and makes adjustments or correction pulses to maintain a “power quality envelope”
• Output created from hundreds of variable width pulses (pulse width modulation)
• Control loop compares output to a references sine wave and makes adjustments or correction pulses to maintain a “power quality envelope”
Fault tolerant circuitry
• Fast current limiting avoids overloading the inverter, while the robust static bypass switch feeds enough utility power to clear the fault, resulting in a load that will stay protected and a UPS that will remain intact
• Fast current limiting avoids overloading the inverter, while the robust static bypass switch feeds enough utility power to clear the fault, resulting in a load that will stay protected and a UPS that will remain intact
System professionally tested & load banked and verified working unit. Cabinet(s) may show wear from previous installation and removal.
(Batteries NOT Included but can be added for additional cost upon request)
NOTE: Wiring and startup of system by trained/certified professional required
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