Three Phase UPS Systems (10-900kVA)

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Three-Phase UPS systems are designed to provide uninterrupted power to three-phase electrical systems and critical loads. It’s a battery-backed mechanism that keeps critical equipment running during a power outage, while also regulating incoming electricity to protect sensitive appliances.

While single-phase UPS systems can be beneficial, three-phase systems are best for complex loads in buildings with three-phase power supplies.

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What is a 3 Phase UPS?

Three-Phase UPS systems are designed to provide uninterrupted power to three-phase electrical systems and critical loads. It’s a battery-backed mechanism that keeps critical equipment running during a power outage, while also regulating incoming electricity to protect sensitive appliances.

While single-phase UPS systems can be beneficial, three-phase systems are best for complex loads in buildings with three-phase power supplies.

If you’re new to UPS systems, our Uninterruptible Power Supply guide tells you everything you need to know about how they work.

Where are 3 Phase UPS systems commonly used?

An Uninterruptible Power Supply is beneficial in environments where power disruptions can be financially damaging and impact operations.

For example, if a commercial business loses access to its electricity supply, it won’t be able to serve customers and run IT systems. Industrial environments rely on high-grade equipment, and any outages can lead to operational downtime.

Our three-phase UPS systems are beneficial for a range of environments. We configure each to align with your current power demands and potential future needs.

Common applications include:

  • Data Rooms and Server Rooms: Supporting IT infrastructure, including network equipment and servers.
  • Commercial Buildings: Offering protection for offices and retail environments that rely on lighting, security systems, lifts, and security.
  • Healthcare Providers: Reliable backup electricity for medical equipment, life-saving devices, and anything else that supports patient safety.
  • Industrial Environments: Offering a stable power supply for heavy-duty equipment and preventing operational disruptions.
  • Telecoms: Maintaining uptime for communications networks, technical installations, and data transmission systems.
  • Critical Business Operations: Environments that rely on a continuous electricity supply for operations.

We install each three-phase UPS system on a case-by-case basis. Our specialists will look at your load requirements, site constraints, and other factors to ensure ongoing reliability.

How to Choose the Right 3 Phase UPS?

When choosing a 3-phase UPS system, it’s important to consider the solution that best meets your needs.

For example, it’s not just about choosing the right size; you’ll also need to consider immediate and future load requirements, whether the UPS will be operating in harsh environments, and installation and positioning limitations.

We support businesses across the UK with UPS selection, including full site assessments and ongoing support after installation.

When helping you choose a suitable system, we look at the following factors:

  • Load Size: Measured in kVA or kW, the total connected load measures how much equipment you need to run.
  • Power Factor: Usable power can differ across UPS systems. However, options like our 10kVA three-phase UPS offer maximum output for your rated capacity.
  • Runtime Needs: How much runtime will you need? For example, some UPS systems can provide short-term support, while others offer extended runtime, which is beneficial for critical operations.
  • Load Criticality: Which equipment the UPS will be powering, and its importance. For example, healthcare, security, and IT equipment are more important than general tools.
  • Battery: Some UPS systems have external battery cabinets, while others include internal batteries, external battery cabinets and extended runtime solutions.
  • Accessibility: We’ll also factor in your available space and your site’s layout. This is particularly important in compact spaces, such as plant rooms or highly technical environments.
  • Efficiency: Choosing a highly efficient system reduces energy consumption and your carbon footprint. Some three-phase models also have ECO modes to enhance efficiency. –
  • Scalability: If you plan to upgrade or buy new equipment in the future, opting for a higher-capacity model can prevent costly upgrades. We often recommend parallel-ready or modular systems in these cases.

All projects are different, but we’ll work closely with you to assess these factors and recommend a suitable system.

Explore Three-Phase UPS Systems

3 Phase UPS Supply, Installation, and Servicing

Our specialists offer end-to-end support for three-phase UPS systems. Our team operates across the UK, providing full-service solutions, including:

  • System supply
  • Project advice
  • Site power surveys
  • Installation
  • Commissioning
  • Preventive maintenance
  • Battery testing
  • Battery replacement
  • Electronic repairs where viable
  • Service contracts

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FAQ

What size three-phase UPS do I need?

The right size three-phase UPS depends on your current total load, whether your site will expand in the future, and any runtime requirements. Once we carry out a full site survey, we’ll recommend the best size and advise on the type of UPS system.

When should I choose a compact three-phase UPS?

A compact three-phase UPS often uses a rack-mount design, which saves space and is beneficial for environments with sensitive equipment. However, if you’re looking for a more flexible solution, a Tower UPS can be suitable for small IT rooms or offices.

Can a three-phase UPS be installed with a generator backup?

Absolutely. In fact, this is usually the optimal setup as you can integrate both to ensure immediate and long-term support during a power outage.

Do you offer UPS commissioning and servicing?

We offer full-service solutions for our customers. Once we assess your site and recommend a generator size, we’ll install and commission the UPS system. Our maintenance and repair services also ensure reliable performance levels.

How long will a three-phase UPS run during a power cut?

It depends on the load size and battery configuration. While some systems are best for short-term power, others can provide extended backup.

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