Pulsar Series and Powerware Series Product Catalogue
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Powering business Discover Eaton - a leader in the power management field Since 1911, when our company began trading as a small truck parts supplier, Eaton® Corporation has come a long way. Today, as a diversified power management company, Eaton has sales of $16.0 billion USD (FY 2011), employs 73,000 people and has customers in more than 150 countries. Everyday, we help com- panies across the world to manage power, and do more, while consuming less energy. Eaton's innovative products, solutions and technologies are designed to help customers to manage power and conserve resources while...

Sustainability - smaller footprint in the world The principle of sustainability means meeting the current needs of our own society without compromising the needs or options of future generations. It is a principle, which forms the very core of our design and production philosophy and guides all our activities across the world. Eaton commitment to reduc- ing it's own ecological footprint covers a wide range of green technologies, products and services that help customers utilise electrical power more efficiently, while improving environmen- Green Leaf certification Eaton has developed a...

Powering electrical systems worldwide Eaton is a market-leader in electrical power distribution, power quality systems, industrial automation and control products and services. Our technology-driven solutions serve the mission-critical needs of the industrial, utility, commercial, residential and information technology Residential, Healthcare, Education, Commercial offices, Retail, Public sector, • Electrical distribution solutions for safe and efficient power delivery • Power quality systems for uptime and reliability • Power metering and monitoring to add intelligence and save costs •...

Industrial & Machinery Energy & Utilities Manufacturing, Agriculture, Construction, Mining and Metals, Petrochemicals, Pharma- ceuticals, Pulp and Paper, Material handling • Electrical distribution equipment to deliver power • Control & automation and power quality equipment for process control • Power metering and monitoring to manage energy costs • Power and motion control products to optimize produc- tivity, reliability, safety and operator comfort Renewable energy: Solar, Wind, Hydropower- Smart grid, Water and waste water • Electrical balance of system and turnkey services for resi-...

Power Quality Business Eaton's power quality business has more than 45 years of experience in designing and producing innovative power quality products. The result is an expansive portfolio of products, which help to protect our customer's business processes, critical applications and systems from all power problems and failures reliably and efficiently. Eaton product and service range • A broad portfolio of rack-based power distribution units (ePDU®) • Software and connectivity products for power management and remote control • Technical support and maintenance • Complete power quality...

Power protection for different needs There are nine common types of power problems, including power failure, power sag, power surge, un dervoltage, overvoltage, switching transient, line noise, frequency variation and harmonic distortion. Based on three UPS topologies, Eaton offers a wide range of UPS solutions to provide an appropriate level of power protection against different power Output filter Passive standby topology (off-line) is the most frequently used UPS topology for protecting PCs against power failure, power sag and power surge. In normal mode, the UPS supplies power to the...

User benefits • Predictive and automatic diagnostics of battery health • Significant extension of battery life compared to traditional charging method • Optimisation of battery recharging time with dual mode charging method • Automatic battery charge voltage compensation within 0 to +50°C temperature range Superior battery management Battery service life is a major contributor to UPS reliability. Since batteries are electrochemical devices, their performance gradually decreases over time. Premature wear-out means higher costs in terms of replacement labour and shorter service cycle. A worn...

ABM cycle and operation - how does it work? The basic idea of ABM is to leave a fully charged battery in rest mode for most of the time, and then apply charge current only at certain intervals. Initially, in order to charge up a fully or partly dis- charged battery, the charger starts at a constant current appropri- ate for the battery type used. When the battery voltage reaches a set level, the operation is changed to float mode using a constant but lower voltage, thus providing an optimum recharge time. The battery is kept at this voltage for 24 hours until it comes to the first test...

Technology Powerware Hot Sync Technology Paralleling UPS technology The number one function of a UPS is to supply continuous conditioned, reliable electricity to a critical load. In case of a single unit, reliability can be increased by modular design, where redundant internal modules can take over each others’ tasks, if one of the modules fails. To further increase reliability, a true parallel configuration can be employed, where two or more units share the load. A failed unit is isolated while the remaining ones continue to support the critical load. Competitive UPS products on the market...

Powerware Hot Sync Technology The secret here is a patented built-in digital signal processor (DSP) algorithm, running continuously in each unit. It drives the UPS outputs toward synchronisation and takes care of load sharing. If there is a common bypass available, it is used as valid synchro- nisation source for output. In the absence of a common bypass, the processor makes subtle adjustments to the inverter frequency on the basis of output power level measurement in order to find a common frequency and load balance among the units. There exists, as shown in Figure 2, a relationship...