Power
| Power factor |
0.9 |
| Input operation voltage (max) |
415 V |
| Input operation voltage (min) |
220 V |
| Efficiency |
98% |
| Power supply input frequency |
45/65 Hz |
| Input current THD |
4.5% |
| Output power capacity |
30000 VA |
| Output operation voltage (min) |
220 V |
| Output operation voltage (max) |
415 V |
| Input power factor |
0.99 |
| Output power |
27000 W |
Performance
| Noise level |
50 dB |
| Number of input phases |
3 |
| Number of output phases |
3 |
Certificates
| Safety |
IEC 62040-1, IEC 60950-1 |
Powerware 9355-30-NL-15-4x7Ah-MBS
Eaton 9355 UPS provides premium double-conversion backup power and scalable battery runtimes for IT and electrical engineering infrastructure or other critical systems in corporate, healthcare, banking and industrial applications. Packing maximum battery runtime into a very small footprint makes 9355 UPS a truly complete three-phase power protection solution.
- Compact design with internal batteries, and build-in static and manual bypass switches, delivers a complete solution with reduced footprint and industry-leading power density.
- Delivering more real power with optimal 0.9 output power factor reduces need to oversize. With active power factor control (PFC), unbeatable 0.99 input power factor and reduced THDi are achieved to ensure enhanced compatibility with generator sets and other upstream equipment
- Reliable backup is further enhanced with Advanced Battery Management (ABM™) that by using an innovative three-stage battery charging system significantly extents battery lifetime.
- Highest availability and reliability is achieved with HotSync paralleling technology that enables paralleling up to four 9355 UPSs for additional capacity or redundancy
- User-friendly LCD interface with wide range of connectivity options, makes 9355 easy to use and safe to operate.
- Innovative technology and design makes 9355 a truly sustainable solution. Featuring high system efficiency and power density, total cost of ownership is reduced significantly by savings in utility costs, transportation and installation.
