| Image | Part Number | Description / PDF | Quantity | Rfq |
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Tripp Lite |
OPTIONAL 10FT. / 3M INPUT POWER |
0 |
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Tripp Lite |
EXTERNAL 192V TOWER BATTERY PACK |
0 |
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Tripp Lite |
+/-144VDC EXTERNAL BATTERY PACK |
16 |
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Staco Energy Products Co. |
EXTERNAL BATTERY PACK, CONSISTIN |
0 |
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Woodhead - Molex |
FS/FD PORTABLE BOX FEED THRU |
0 |
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SolaHD |
6FT EXT CABLE FOR 6KVA S4K5U-C |
0 |
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SolaHD |
1YR EXT.WARRANTY FOR S1K1200 |
0 |
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Woodhead - Molex |
MULTI OUTLT BOX 4 5-20 DUP BLK |
0 |
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Tripp Lite |
ON-SITE MICRO DATA CENTER INSTAL |
0 |
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Tripp Lite |
2-YEAR EXTENDED WARRANTY - FOR S |
0 |
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Staco Energy Products Co. |
UPS MODULE WITH PARALLEL CARD AN |
0 |
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Tripp Lite |
2-YEAR EXTENDED WARRANTY - FOR S |
0 |
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Tripp Lite |
ON-SITE MICRO DATA CENTER INSTAL |
0 |
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Tripp Lite |
EXTERNAL BATTERY PACK |
0 |
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Tripp Lite |
ANNUAL SERVICE AGREEMENT FOR SV |
0 |
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Woodhead - Molex |
3493 W/2-L5-15 DUP RCPT24W47 W/2 |
0 |
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Tripp Lite |
2-YEAR EXTENDED WARRANTY - FOR S |
0 |
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Woodhead - Molex |
COVERPLATE (1) DUPLEX (1) 1.410" |
0 |
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Staco Energy Products Co. |
EXTERNAL BATTERY PACK, CONSISTIN |
0 |
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Woodhead - Molex |
50A REPL FLIP LID AH7788-CR |
0 |
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Line Protection, Distribution, and Backups Accessories refer to a category of electrical equipment designed to safeguard power systems, manage energy distribution, and ensure continuous operation during power disruptions. These components play a critical role in modern infrastructure by preventing equipment damage from voltage fluctuations, optimizing power allocation, and maintaining operational continuity in critical systems.
| Type | Functional Features | Application Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Power Protection Devices | Surge suppression, voltage stabilization, transient filtering | IT server rooms, medical imaging equipment |
| Distribution Equipment | Load balancing, circuit isolation, real-time monitoring | Industrial control panels, commercial buildings |
| Backup Systems | Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS), battery management, automatic transfer switches | Data centers, emergency lighting systems |
| Monitoring Accessories | Power quality analysis, remote diagnostics, energy consumption tracking | Smart grid infrastructure, telecom cabinets |
Typical components include: - Outer housing (flame-retardant polymer/metal alloy) - Circuit breaker modules with thermal-magnetic protection - Transformer cores with electromagnetic shielding - Battery compartments (sealed lead-acid/lithium-ion) - Digital signal processors (DSP) for real-time control - Communication interfaces (RS485, Modbus, SNMP)
| Parameter | Importance |
|---|---|
| Rated Voltage (120-480VAC) | Determines operational compatibility with power systems |
| Short Circuit Current Rating (SCCR) | Indicates fault current withstand capability |
| Transfer Time (0-15ms) | Measures continuity during power transitions |
| Energy Efficiency (>95%) | Impacts operational cost and thermal management |
| IP Protection Rating (IP20-IP54) | Defines environmental durability |
| Manufacturer | Representative Product |
|---|---|
| Schneider Electric | Galaxy VX UPS system |
| Eaton Corporation | 93PM Power Quality Cabinet |
| APC by Schneider | Smart-UPS On-Line |
| Phoenix Contact | PT 3S UPS modules |
| Siemens | SIRIUS 3RV2 Circuit Breakers |
Key considerations: - Load requirements (active/reactive power matching) - Environmental conditions (temperature/humidity range) - Compliance standards (UL 1449, IEC 62040-1) - Scalability (modular expansion options) - Maintenance accessibility (hot-swappable components)
Case Study: A data center selected a 2N redundant UPS configuration with lithium-ion batteries, achieving 99.999% uptime while reducing cooling costs by 30% compared to traditional systems.
Future developments include: - AI-powered predictive maintenance systems - Integration with IoT-enabled smart grids - Adoption of wide-bandgap semiconductors (SiC/GaN) - Modular hybrid systems combining protection/distribution/backups - Increased focus on cybersecurity for networked power devices