Single-phase

  • MINIPower PLUS (1.25 -10kVA)

    MINIPowerPLUS

    Single phase
    Single phase
    A single-phase installation consists of a single sine wave input and is typically a single phase of a larger three phase supply. A typical example of this would be a local three pin UK socket which uses 230/240 VAC to supply power. Most small power hardware including rack-mounted servers, telecoms, network switches, computer systems or any device running from a standard three pin UK plug, operate from a single phase supply.    1-10 kVA
    1-10 kVA
    Understanding the total kVA requirement of a critical load is a key part of establishing a UPS’ true sizing requirement. For more information see kVA calculator and guide to choosing a UPS.    Standalone
    Standalone
    Standalone UPS systems allow several units to be operated in tandem (known as horizontal scaling) to provide for a greater load.
    Flexible tower or rack-mounted UPS system with a unique scalable design featuring easy to replace mo
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  • PowerWAVE 1000

    PowerWAVE 1000

    Single phase
    Single phase
    A single-phase installation consists of a single sine wave input and is typically a single phase of a larger three phase supply. A typical example of this would be a local three pin UK socket which uses 230/240 VAC to supply power. Most small power hardware including rack-mounted servers, telecoms, network switches, computer systems or any device running from a standard three pin UK plug, operate from a single phase supply.    1-10 kVA
    1-10 kVA
    Understanding the total kVA requirement of a critical load is a key part of establishing a UPS’ true sizing requirement. For more information see kVA calculator and guide to choosing a UPS.    Rackmounted
    Rackmounted
    Designed to fit industry-standard-sized computer racks and cabinets (19" wide).    Standalone
    Standalone
    Standalone UPS systems allow several units to be operated in tandem (known as horizontal scaling) to provide for a greater load.
    Single phase UPS system for server, network, VoIP and telecommunication applications. Combines high
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  • PowerWAVE 3000/P1

    Single phase
    Single phase
    A single-phase installation consists of a single sine wave input and is typically a single phase of a larger three phase supply. A typical example of this would be a local three pin UK socket which uses 230/240 VAC to supply power. Most small power hardware including rack-mounted servers, telecoms, network switches, computer systems or any device running from a standard three pin UK plug, operate from a single phase supply.    10kVA & 20kVA
    10kVA & 20kVA
    Understanding the total kVA requirement of a critical load is a key part of establishing a UPS’ true sizing requirement. For more information see kVA calculator and guide to choosing a UPS.    Standalone
    Standalone
    Standalone UPS systems allow several units to be operated in tandem (known as horizontal scaling) to provide for a greater load.
    The PowerWAVE 3000/P1 solves the problem of providing economic, reliable critical power protection f
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  • PowerWAVE 3000TP (10-20kVA)

    PowerWAVE 3000/TP

    Single phase
    Single phase
    A single-phase installation consists of a single sine wave input and is typically a single phase of a larger three phase supply. A typical example of this would be a local three pin UK socket which uses 230/240 VAC to supply power. Most small power hardware including rack-mounted servers, telecoms, network switches, computer systems or any device running from a standard three pin UK plug, operate from a single phase supply.    Three phase
    Three phase
    A three-phase installation uses the full three phases which are generated from the grid. A three phase electrical supply comprises of three individual sine waves, and can be installed as either a three wire or three wire & neutral configuration. A three-phase source would typically come from a local transformer, with the standard three phase voltage being 400/415 VAC.    10kVA & 20kVA
    10kVA & 20kVA
    Understanding the total kVA requirement of a critical load is a key part of establishing a UPS’ true sizing requirement. For more information see kVA calculator and guide to choosing a UPS.    Standalone
    Standalone
    Standalone UPS systems allow several units to be operated in tandem (known as horizontal scaling) to provide for a greater load.
    One of the most compact single phase UPS systems delivering critical power protection of up to 80 kV
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  • PowerWAPowerWAVE EL100XA Series Single Phase (4–12kVA)VE EL100XA Series Single Phase (4kVA – 12kVA)

    PowerWAVE EL100XA Series

    High performance static inverter with single-phase input and output providing emergency battery powe
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  • PowerWAVE EL100 SeriesSingle / Three Phase (500–3000VA)

    PowerWAVE EL100 Series

    This single phase static inverter (4kVA - 12kVA) series provides a solution for higher power, single
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  • PowerWAVE ELMOD Series

    PowerWAVE ELMOD Series

    The PowerWAVE EL Modular Series is an emergency lighting Inverter that can be configured between 4 –
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  • PowerWAVE K Series Generator

    PowerWAVE K Series

    Single phase
    Single phase
    A single-phase installation consists of a single sine wave input and is typically a single phase of a larger three phase supply. A typical example of this would be a local three pin UK socket which uses 230/240 VAC to supply power. Most small power hardware including rack-mounted servers, telecoms, network switches, computer systems or any device running from a standard three pin UK plug, operate from a single phase supply.    Three phase
    Three phase
    A three-phase installation uses the full three phases which are generated from the grid. A three phase electrical supply comprises of three individual sine waves, and can be installed as either a three wire or three wire & neutral configuration. A three-phase source would typically come from a local transformer, with the standard three phase voltage being 400/415 VAC.    6-44 kVA
    6-44 kVA
    Understanding the total kVA requirement of a critical load is a key part of establishing a UPS’ true sizing requirement. For more information see kVA calculator and guide to choosing a UPS.
    Reliable series of single and three phase standby generators from 6kVA to 44kVA. Each generator is b
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