G GSXR600 Senior Member May 26, 2010 #1 I have a 180 KVA UPS system. THe batteries are remoted to the other side of the the about 10' from the UPS. How would i figure out what size feeder should go between the ups and the batteries
I have a 180 KVA UPS system. THe batteries are remoted to the other side of the the about 10' from the UPS. How would i figure out what size feeder should go between the ups and the batteries
mxslick Senior Member Location SE Idaho May 26, 2010 #2 Best bet is to contact the UPS manufacturer. They will know exactly what size wire will do the job safely and keep the warranty on the unit intact. Some even have that information available online.
Best bet is to contact the UPS manufacturer. They will know exactly what size wire will do the job safely and keep the warranty on the unit intact. Some even have that information available online.
ron Senior Member Location New York, 40.7514,-73.9925 May 26, 2010 #4 Match the ampacity of the battery output circuit breaker.
B brian john Senior Member Location Kilmarnock, Va Occupation Retired after 52 years in the trade. May 26, 2010 #5 The UPS has a maximum DC bus rating that is the maximum DC draw al the low voltage shut down use this number. Remember that voltage drop is an issue as run time is based on the battery voltage, and VD in the cable will result in a shorter run time..
The UPS has a maximum DC bus rating that is the maximum DC draw al the low voltage shut down use this number. Remember that voltage drop is an issue as run time is based on the battery voltage, and VD in the cable will result in a shorter run time..
G GSXR600 Senior Member May 27, 2010 #6 can you run positive and negative conductors of a DC circuit in the same conduit?
B brian john Senior Member Location Kilmarnock, Va Occupation Retired after 52 years in the trade. May 27, 2010 #7 gsxr600 said: can you run positive and negative conductors of a dc circuit in the same conduit? Click to expand... yes..............................................
gsxr600 said: can you run positive and negative conductors of a dc circuit in the same conduit? Click to expand... yes..............................................