Modular UPS
SL-MD 50
Hot-swappable power modules keep expansion and service online
- Specifications
- 50 kVA 框架
- Topology
- Modular double conversion
- Applications
- Growing server rooms
- Line
- 04 / 06
A model designed around site conditions
A modular architecture standardises power units inside a frame. Investment follows load growth instead of over-building upfront.
A failed module can be replaced online, and redundancy keeps supply continuous during service windows.
Highlights
Scale as you grow
Start from a base configuration and add modules with load growth.
Online service
Module-level replacement does not interrupt output.
Visible redundancy
Panel and monitoring show module status and redundancy headroom.
Specifications
To be confirmedThe following is a specification framework; unconfirmed items are marked to be confirmed, with formal values per the project datasheet.
01Electrical
| Frame capacity | Per project configuration |
|---|---|
| Module capacity | Per model datasheet |
| Parallel capability | Multi-cabinet parallel |
02Battery and autonomy
| Battery type | External battery bank |
|---|---|
| Backup time | Per project configuration |
| Charging | Modular charging |
03Environment
| Operating temperature | Per model datasheet |
|---|---|
| Cooling | Air cooled, front-to-back |
| Protection class | Per project configuration |
04Communication
| Monitoring | Local touch panel + remote |
|---|---|
| Interface | SNMP / Modbus optional |
| Alarms | Module-level alarms |
05Mechanical
| Installation | Floor-standing cabinet |
|---|---|
| Dimensions and weight | Per project configuration |
| Expansion | Hot swap |
Applications
Regional data centers
Expand in step with rack deployment.
Banking aggregation
One architecture across branches for central operations.
Industrial control rooms
Layered protection for control and network equipment.
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