Translated with AI from the Russian original.

Ippon, a manufacturer of power protection equipment, has introduced the new Intatum RTM modular three-phase uninterruptible power supply, designed for use in critical facilities: data centers, medical institutions, industrial plants, and other high-load enterprises.

The device with a nominal power of 40 kVA / 40 kW supports the connection of up to 8 devices simultaneously. Operating efficiency reaches 96% in linear mode and up to 99% in eco-mode. The output voltage is regulated with an accuracy of ±1%, and the frequency - ±0.1% in battery mode.

The UPS is equipped with a 7-inch touch screen display, supports RS485 interfaces, as well as optional SNMP. Additional features include cold start, hardware emergency power off (EPO) input, and a built-in battery status monitoring system.

The device withstands an overload of up to 150% for one minute and automatically switches to bypass when this threshold is exceeded. External EBM Intatum RTM battery modules can be used to extend battery life.

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