Translated with AI from the Russian original.

Specialists of "ElectroSolutions" company, the representative of EKF brand in Russia, presented an uninterruptible power supply complex in a protected IP54 enclosure, which can be used at facilities with increased requirements for dust and moisture protection of equipment.

The solution is based on the E-Power SW900pro-G5-RT 10-30 kW UPS and the multifunctional AleSta enclosure in a server cabinet format.

The complex can be modified depending on the needs of a specific project. There are options with standard battery blocks or high-capacity battery arrays, complete with the necessary network equipment - switches, network panels, and so on.

The SW900Pro-G5 UPS line includes models in various designs:

  • in a universal RT enclosure, for use with external batteries;
  • tower version with built-in battery;
  • tower version for use with external batteries;
  • tower version with isolating output transformers, for use with external batteries.

Functional AleSta enclosures are manufactured in Russia. The supporting profile is made of 1.5 mm galvanized steel with additional powder coating for improved corrosion protection. The body elements fit snugly together without unnecessary holes, which provides an IP55 dust and moisture protection rating. It is possible to install an additional door in place of the rear panel. The AleSta enclosure is designed for a distributed load of up to 1500 kg.

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