Myers Illuminator IE (LED) 1.5kVA-16.7kVA Single Phase Lighting Inverter
Myers EPS Illuminator IE is a central inverter system for emergency lighting designed for LED lighting loads. The system features a single-cabinet design for units up to 16.7kVA/kW, reducing footprint and installation costs. With a wealth of advanced communications features, the Illuminator IE offers unmatched convenience.
Capacity and Dimensions
- 1.5kVA/kW — 5.0kVA/kW: 47″ H x 30″ W x 25″ D
- 6.0VA/kW — 16.7kVA/kW: 76″ H x 48″ W x 25″ D
Standard Features
- 98% Efficient Typical
- Automatic Event, Test, and Alarm Log
- User Programmable With Password Protection
- Normally On and Normally Off Output
- Input Circuit Breaker
- RS232 Communications Port
- Space-Saving Design
- 50mS Transfer Time
- NFPA 101 Self Testing and Data Logging
- Code Compliant: 90 Min. Runtime
- 65 KAIC Input Rating
- NEMA Type 1 Cabinet
Optional Features
- Enhanced Communications
-Expanded Building Management Protocols
-BACnet or Modbus Communications Interface
-NEW IoT Connect Cloud Software
- Internal or External Maintenance Bypass
- Summary Alarm
- Output Circuit Breakers
- Status Monitoring & Summary Form C Contacts
- Normally Off Output with Time Delay
- Output Trip Alarms
- Seismic
- Factory Startup & Training
- Extended Maintenance & Factory Warranty
Specifications
- Input Voltage: 120 or 277VAC | 1-Phase 2-Wire Plus Ground
- Output Voltage: 120 or 277VAC | 1-Phase 2-Wire Plus Ground
- Output Load Power Factor .5 Lag to .5 Lead
- Output Voltage Distortion Less Than 3% THD for Linear Loads
- Custom Voltage Available (Contact Factory)
- Forced Air Cooling Only During Emergency Operation; No Filters Required
- Compatible with all Non-HID lighting Including LED Drivers
- Generator/Motor Compatibility
- 90 Minute Runtime Standard; Extended Runtimes Available upon Request
Sizes
- 1.5kVA, 2.25kVA, 3.0kVA, 3.75kVA, 5.0kVA, 6.0kVA, 8.0kVA, 10.0kVA, 12.5kVA & 16.7kVA
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