Mecer 2000Va 20Kva (16000W) Smart Ups

The Mecer 20000VA 20kVA (16000W) Smart UPS is a high-performance, true double-conversion online uninterruptible power supply (UPS) designed to provide robust and reliable power protection for critical applications. This powerful UPS system ensures that your sensitive electronic equipment remains operational during power outages, voltage fluctuations, and other power disturbances. With its substantial 16000W capacity, it is ideal for safeguarding mission-critical systems in demanding environments.   

Features of the Mecer 20000VA 20kVA (16000W) Smart UPS:

• High Power Capacity: 20000VA / 16000W output, suitable for large-scale and high-demand equipment.   
• True Double-Conversion Online Technology: Provides continuous, clean, and stable AC power by converting incoming AC to DC and then back to AC, isolating the load from power irregularities.   
• Wide Input Voltage Range: Operates within a wide input voltage range (typically 110-300 VAC), making it adaptable to various power conditions.   
• Input Power Factor Correction (PFC): Features a high input power factor (e.g., 0.98 or 0.99) to minimize harmonic distortion and improve energy efficiency.   
• Expandable Battery System: Designed with a parallel battery configuration (typically supporting 40x12V 9Ah batteries) for extended runtime during power failures. The charging capacity can often be expanded for long-run models.   
• Zero Transfer Time: Seamless transfer to battery power during an outage ensures uninterrupted operation of connected equipment.   
• Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR): Stabilizes incoming voltage fluctuations to provide a consistent output voltage.   
• Surge Protection: Built-in surge protection safeguards connected devices from damaging voltage spikes.   
• Programmable Power Management Outlets: Allows users to control the behavior of outlets, schedule shutdowns, and perform remote power management.   
• ECO Mode: Offers an energy-saving operation mode for increased efficiency.   
• Emergency Power Off (EPO) Function: Enables immediate shutdown of the UPS in emergency situations.   
• Smart Battery Charger: Optimizes the battery charging process to extend battery lifespan and ensure reliability.   
• Multiple Communication Ports: Includes SNMP, RS-232, and USB ports for remote monitoring and management. Some models may also have mini slots for additional communication options like AS400.   
• UPS Management Software: Provides tools for real-time monitoring, power analysis, battery status checks, and controlled system shutdown. Often supports LAN and internet monitoring.   
• LCD Display: An intuitive LCD panel provides real-time status updates on UPS parameters, load levels, and battery information.   
• Generator Compatibility: Designed to work seamlessly with generators, providing extended backup power solutions.   
• Rackmountable Design: Typically features a rack-mountable form factor (e.g., 2U) for easy integration into server racks.   
• Hot-Swappable Batteries (in some models): Allows for battery replacement without interrupting the power supply to connected equipment.   
• Selectable Output Voltage: Output voltage can often be selected via the LCD panel to match the requirements of connected devices.   
• Scalability (with optional extended battery modules
• 3-Phase Output (in some models): Designed for environments utilizing three-phase power distribution.   

Applications of the Mecer 20000VA 20kVA (16000W) Smart UPS:

• Data Centers: Protecting critical servers, networking equipment, and storage systems to ensure business continuity and prevent data loss.   
• Telecommunications: Maintaining uninterrupted power for communication networks, base stations, and other vital telecom infrastructure.   
• Large Enterprises: Safeguarding essential IT equipment, server rooms, and critical business operations against power disruptions.   
• Industrial Facilities: Providing stable power for sensitive industrial machinery, control systems, and automation equipment to prevent downtime and process interruptions.   
• Medical Facilities: Ensuring continuous operation of critical medical equipment, diagnostic tools, and life support systems.   
• Financial Institutions: Protecting ATMs, banking servers, and trading systems to maintain transaction integrity and prevent service outages.   
• Broadcasting and Media Equipment: Safeguarding media servers, editing suites, and broadcasting equipment to ensure uninterrupted content delivery.
• Critical Infrastructure: Protecting essential systems in transportation, energy, and public safety sectors.   
• High-Performance Computing (HPC) Clusters: Providing stable power for demanding computing environments.