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A CANADIAN COMPANY

A CANADIAN COMPANY. Providing Complete Power Solutions For Mission Critical & Industrial Applications. Agenda. Introduction Industry Problems & Solutions UPS Products Standards & Technologies UPS Peripheral Products Power Quality Products Standards & Technologies.

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A CANADIAN COMPANY

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  1. A CANADIAN COMPANY Providing Complete Power Solutions For Mission Critical & Industrial Applications

  2. Agenda • Introduction • Industry Problems & Solutions • UPS Products • Standards & Technologies • UPS Peripheral Products • Power Quality Products • Standards & Technologies

  3. Power Problems/Solutions All Always “On” UPS Systems Incorporate TVSS and LPS Filters

  4. Technologies • UPS Systems • Back-up/Standby (Antiquated Technology – No Longer Manufactured) • Line Interactive UPS Systems • Dual Conversion On-line UPS Systems • Frequency Converters (Electronic) • Convert 50/60/400Hz In to 50/60/400Hz Out • UPS Peripherals • Smart Electrical Distribution Panel • Wrap Around Bypass • Power Quality Products • Low Pass Series Filters • Transient Voltage Surge Suppressors (TVSS) • Isolating Line Filter

  5. UPS Terms • UPS Terms • THD • Crest Factor • Power Factor Correction (PFC) • Buck/Boost • Modified Sine Wave/True Sine Wave • Transfer Time • Battery Terms • Float • Equalization • Constant Current Charging • Constant Voltage Charging • VRLA

  6. UPS Technologies Line Interactive • Utility Supplies Power to Load Until Utility Failure • 2-4 ms Transfer Time • Note: 16.7ms/Cycle at 60Hz • Load Not Isolated From the Utility • Utility Should Be Conditioned Surge Protection (Filtered & Surge Protected) • Utility Should Be Voltage Regulated • Buck & Boost • “Modified Sine Wave” (PWM) or True Sine Wave • Generally Smaller kVA Output (Less Than 3 kVA)

  7. UPS Technologies Line Interactive: Modified Sine Wave • Modified Sine Wave Output When On Battery Supply • Output RMS Voltage Regulated By Pulse Width • Inverter Only Functions When Utility Has Failed • Should Provide Voltage Regulated, Filtered AC Utility to Loads Until Utility Failure Occurs.

  8. UPS Technologies Line Interactive: True Sine Wave Output • True Sine Wave Output At All Times • Provides Voltage Regulated, Filtered AC Supply to Loads Until Power Failure Occurs • Inverter Operates When AC Supply has Failed • CPU Always Synchronizing Inverter Phase with AC Supply Phase • Bi-Directional Inverter Also Charges the Batteries. • Inverter will maintain phase with AC supply

  9. UPS Technologies Line Interactive Block Diagram

  10. UPS Technologies Dual Conversion Online UPS • Zero Transfer Time • Always: • Isolates the Load From the Input AC • Rectifies the Input AC • Power Factor Corrects to Unity: pf=1 • Generates A True Sine Wave Output With the Inverter • Supplies Regulated & Isolated Voltage To the Load • Synchronizes to the Input Phase When Online

  11. Dual Conversion On-Line UPS System

  12. Dual Conversion Key Components • General Block Diagram

  13. Dual Conversion Key Components • Inverter & Output Filter • Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistors • Unipolar PWM Waveform Generation • Filtering For True Sine Wave Output

  14. Dual Conversion Waveforms • PWM Generation & Resulting IGBT Output • Unipolar PWM Wave Generator • Modulates a Reference Sinewave With a Triangle Carrier Wave. • Triangle Wave Frequency around 22kHz (Above Audible Range). • Less Harmonic Power to Filter, Greater Efficiency, Smaller Size

  15. Dual Conversion Output Waveforms • Unfiltered Inverter Output & Filtered Output • Output Filtering • Eliminates the chop/step on the output waveform from the Inverter Circuit • Ensures the current and voltage waveform stay in-phase for unbalanced loads.

  16. BYPASS P.S. STATIC SWITCH RESERVE P.S. RESV STATIC SWITCH INVERTER AUTO-TRANS 12 PULSE RECTIFIER FILTER RECTIFIER INPUT INPUT R OPV FIL S T N FIL RECV FILTER BAT. POS. BAT. NEG.

  17. Dual Conversion On-Line UPS • Modes of Operation

  18. Dual Conversion On-Line UPS • Modes of Operation

  19. Dual Conversion On-Line UPS • Modes of Operation

  20. Dual Conversion On-Line UPS • Modes of Operation

  21. Dual Conversion On-Line UPS • Modes of Operation

  22. Dual Conversion Online Key Components • User Interface • LCD Display with Push Button. • Real Time Status • Event Logs • User Settings • Communications Port • Serial Communication / Open Collector Port. • Monitor & Log UPS Status. • Provide Warning to Customers, • Peripheral Devices for Orderly Shutdown etc., • Warnings of Anomalies That May Occur (Power Outage, Battery Condition, etc.).

  23. Dual Conversion Online Key Components • CPU & Control • Controls the Synchronization Circuit • Matches the Input and Output Frequencies (PLL) • Allows Static & Manual Bypass to Function Correctly • Monitors and Regulates All Systems Within the UPS • Ensures Constant, Clean and Regulated Voltage • Monitors Overloading • Monitors Vital Statistics and Alarm Points • Monitors Utility Condition

  24. Dual Conversion Online Prerequisites • Supplied AC Utility • Always Converted to DC and Then to AC Via Inverter • Critical Loads Are “Always” Isolated From Dirty AC Supply • Cleans Up Dirty Auxiliary Generator Power • Transfer of Power to Battery Back-Up is Seamless (0 Transfer Time) • Input Current is Power Factor Corrected to Unity: pf=1 • Isolation Transformers Standard for Larger Systems • True Galvanic Isolation for Common Mode Noise Removal • Always Provides Clean, Regulated, Noise Free Power

  25. Dual Conversion Online Peripheral Equipment • External Wrap-Around Bypass • Allows for the Removal of UPS Without Disturbing the Critical Load • Options: • Isolation Transformer • Kirk-key Interlock • UPS Powered Smart Distribution Panel • Isolates Faulted Load Circuit • Protects Against Additional Load Failures Due to Initial Faulted Circuit

  26. BYPASS ISO. TRANS. TO LOAD PANEL NFB-3P N-G 3PH UPS OUTPUT BONDED N 3W+G 4W+G G UPS INPUT EXTERNAL BYPASS BYPASS 4W+G RESERVE INPUT S.S. 4W+G RECT S.S. RECT INV NX SERIES UPS BATS Always “On” UPS Systems Single Line Drawing of UPS System and External Bypass System (Generic)

  27. Dual Conversion Online UPS Site Considerations • Load Characteristics • Voltage, Current, Frequency, Load Type: i.e. motors, PLC, PC • Power Source • Voltage, Utility or Generator? • Extended Back-up Time • How Much? • Communication/Monitoring Requirements • Location • Environment • Space Limitations

  28. Dual Conversion Online Services To Be Provided • Engineered Solutions (Feature, Function, Form, Fit) • Site Planning Services • Power Evaluation • Installation & Commissioning • Operator Training • Preventative Maintenance • Extended Warranty

  29. Dual Conversion Online Recommended Options: • Extended Runtime Cabinets • Remote Monitoring Panel • Remote Emergency Stop • Communication Interfaces (SNMP, AS-400, Relay I/O) • Batteries (5/10/20 Year Warranties)

  30. Frequency Converters Prerequisites Convert50/60/400Hz Input to 50/60/400Hz Output • User Specified • True Sine Wave Output • Full Galvanic Isolation • Solid-State Electronic Conversion • Options • 12 Pulse Rectifier • Parallel Redundancy

  31. Power Quality Products • Industry Standards • Power Quality Technologies • Application of Power Quality Technologies • Single Phase • Three Phase • Control & Communication

  32. Industry Standards IEEE (ANSI) C62.41 • Defines Test Practices on Surge Protection Devices • 3 Categories • Category A (1,2&3) • Long Branch Circuits & Outlets • Category B (1,2&3) • Major & Sub Distributions Panels & Short Branch Circuits • Category C (1,2&3) • Outside & Service Entrances

  33. Industry Standards IEEE (ANSI) C62.41 Cont. Combination Wave Ring Wave

  34. Power Quality Products Technologies • TVSS • Line Filtering • Line Isolation • Communication Filtering and TVSS Protection • Over Load Protection

  35. TVSS Filters Features • Protection of Electrical Service Entrance and Sub-Panels • Against: • Massive Surge Impulses, Indirect Lightning Strikes, • Common & Normal Mode Noise, Spikes, Transients, • Low Frequency Harmonics • Should Be Available in 1Ø & 3Ø Versions • Wall Mount/Flush Mount

  36. Series Design Isolating Line Filter Features • Total Isolation • Re-establish “0” Volts Ground References • Low Pass Series Filtering • Eliminate 100% of Common Mode Noise • User Replaceable Modules

  37. Series Design Low Pass Filter • Should Offer AC Protection • Dry Contact Status • DC & Data Line Protection. • Industrial LANs • Twisted Pair, 3 wire up to 100 Mb/sec • ModBus+, DH+ • RS-485 and RS-422 • DeviceNet

  38. Always “On” ManufacturedSystems Side Mount NEMA 12 Cabinet Types Rack-mount 3 Phase 208-600V 10 - 250kVA

  39. Competitive Advantage Always “On” Provides “Totally” Filtered Protection

  40. High End UPS Systems Address 1 Harmonic Distortion

  41. High End UPS Systems Address 1 Harmonic Distortion 2 Switching Transients

  42. High End UPS Systems Address 1 Harmonic Distortion 2 Switching Transients 3 Line Noise

  43. High End UPS Systems Address 1 Harmonic Distortion 2 Switching Transients 3 Line Noise 4 Frequency Variations

  44. High End UPS Systems Address 1 Harmonic Distortion 5 Power Surges 2 Switching Transients 3 Line Noise 4 Frequency Variations

  45. High End UPS Systems Address 1 Harmonic Distortion 5 Power Surges 2 Switching Transients 6 Power Sags 3 Line Noise 4 Frequency Variations

  46. High End UPS Systems Address 1 Harmonic Distortion 5 Power Surges 2 Switching Transients 6 Power Sags 3 Line Noise 7 High Voltage Spikes 4 Frequency Variations

  47. High End UPS Systems Address 1 Harmonic Distortion 5 Power Surges 2 Switching Transient 6 Power Sags 3 Line Noise 7 High Voltage Spikes 4 Frequency Variations 8 Brownouts

  48. High End UPS Systems Address 1 Harmonic Distortion 5 Power Surges 9 Power Failures 2 Switching Transients 6 Power Sags 3 Line Noise 7 High Voltage Spikes 4 Frequency Variations 8 Brownouts

  49. Always “On” Manufactured Dual Conversion (Single Phase) • N-Series • 700VA – 3kVA • Single Ø In, Single Ø Out • TN-11 • 5kVA – 20kVA • Single Ø In, Single Ø Out • TN-31 • 10kVA – 20kVA • Three Ø In, Single Ø Out

  50. Dual Conversion Online Features of the N & TN Series • Regulated True Sine Wave • Low THD • Extended Battery Run-Time Available • Power Factor Correction • Cold Start From Battery • Auto Restart After Extended Blackout • Auto Frequency Detection • When On Utility • Automatic Voltage Regulation • Surge Suppression & TVSS

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