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| Name | Wiring A 6 kva, 10 kva, 15 kva, or 20 kva Battery Backup Power UPS To A Subpanel |
| Video Uploader | Video From Battery Backup Power, Inc. |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 17-05-2017 23:40:40 |
| Video Discription | This video shows wiring a 6k, 10k, 15k, or 20k Battery Backup Power UPS with output to a sub-panel instead of directly to equipment. Input in this case is 208 volts (2 hots) with output set to 240 volts (2 hots). Input can be 208/220/230/240 volts while output can be 120/208/220/230/240 volts. This particular Battery Backup Power UPS is paired with a manual transfer switch as per the customer. The Battery Backup Power UPS is placed in "Generator Mode" so that it will accept either grid power or generator power as the input power source. In this setup, either grid/utility power (208 volts) or generator power provided by a Generac GP17500 portable generator (240 volts) will be the input power source for the Battery Backup Power UPS. The customer decided to use a manual transfer switch instead of an automatic transfer switch in this installation. No matter what the input power source is, the critical loads (servers, computers, workstations, phones, and network stack) will be unaffected because they are always on real-time conditioned backup power provided by the UPS. https://www.backupbatterypower.com/collections/online-double-conversion |
| Category | Science & Technology |
| Tags | wiring subpanel | wiring ups | wiring battery backup | UPS wiring | battery wiring | subpanel wiring | server room backup |
