There is a possibility that the power supply may be interrupted with just a UPS.
The reality is that a UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) alone cannot handle failures. A combination of a UPS and an STS (Static Transfer Switch) can achieve high reliability in power supply.
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Benefit 1: Improved Power Supply Reliability In the event of a UPS failure, the system automatically switches to the standby power supply, ensuring that power is never interrupted. Benefit 2: Enhanced Maintainability Manual switching allows for seamless transitions, enabling safe changes to the power supply system. By selecting the system to be maintained as the standby, it is possible to safely stop and physically disconnect the standby system for maintenance. Benefit 3: Independence of STS The UPS and STS are independent devices that do not interfere with each other, so as long as voltage and capacity compatibility is ensured, they can be freely combined.
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In the data center, we have a lot of experience with UPS + STS. We are offering a special price for a set of Eaton's UPS and high-speed power switch, so please contact us for more information.
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Takada Manufacturing, a specialized manufacturer of switchgear, produces equipment to ensure safety so that communication bases, airports, hospitals, railways, and computer systems are not disrupted by power outages. Our products are expanding in demand not only domestically but also in overseas markets, primarily in Asia. Our product lineup includes DC and AC electromagnetic contactors, various types of switches, non-interruptible high-speed switches, overlap-type and intermediate-off switches, and DC contactors. We also offer customization according to customer requests.
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