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UPS Systems
- PCs and Servers to 1.5kVA
- Servers and Networks to 3kVA
- Comms Room UPS to 20kVA
- Datacentres 10-800kVA
- Rackmount 500VA-40kVA
- Modular Systems 25kW-1MW
- Models by Size 500VA-800kVA
- Models by Technology
- Extended Backup Times
- Single Phase 400VA-20kVA
- Three Phase 10-800kVA
- Containerised UPS Systems
- 120Vac US Systems
- Telecoms UPS
- Industrial Plants
- Marine and Offshore Systems
- UPS with an Energy Saving Eco Mode
- UPS with Super Capacitors
- UPS with Lithium-ion Batteries
- UPS with Flywheels
- Power Distribution
- Inverters/Chargers
- Battery Systems
- Voltage Management
- Energy Management
- Power/Energy Monitoring
- Renewable/Off-Grid Power
- Accessories
- Connectivity/Software
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Eco Power Services
- Battery Testing
- Battery Installations
- Generator Services
- Load Bank Testing
- Project Management
- Removals and Recycling
- Remote Site Monitoring
- Repair and Refurbishment
- Site Surveys
- Technical Helpdesk
- UPS/Generator Rentals
- UPS/Generator Relocations
- UPS Installations
- UPS Maintenance Contracts
- UPS Repairs/Spares
- Warranties and Extensions
- Witness Testing
- Eco Power Projects
Power Factor Correction Systems
Power Factor Correction (PFC) systems improve the input power factor of the mains power supply at a building incomer. Where the input power factor is less than 0.9, PFC systems can improve this to reduce energy costs and achieve a financial payback within months. The benefits of installing power factor correction continue provided that the capacitors are monitored, maintained and replaced when nearing their end of life. The benefits of installing power factor correction include:
- Reduce or eliminate potential penalties in the form of high electricity bills
- Optimise the performance of industrial plant machinery and systems
- Lower power line and distribution transformer losses
- Reduce voltage line drop
Current distortion and harmonics are generated into mains power supplies by non-linear loads including inverters, welding machines, saturated transformers, rectifiers and computer-type loads using Switch Mode Power Supplies (SMPS). These types of power problem can cause problems for:
- Rotating machinery: generate Eddy currents and consequent vibrations leading to a weakened mechanical structure, overheating and isolation damage.
- Transformers: increase core and winding losses with potential for damage to the primary and secondary windings. The presence of a DC voltage or current can saturate the magnetic core of the transformer and increase the magnetising current.
- Capacitors: reduce life expectancy from overheating and exposure to higher voltages.
We can design a PFC system to your specification or perform a site survey and power factor and harmonics analysis to identify the best system for your site. For more information on harmonics, power factor and systems supplied by EcoPowerSupplies please contact the Eco Power projects team on 0800 612 7388.