Understanding Genset ats
An automatic transfer switch (ATS) is a device that automatically transfers a power supply from its primary source to a backup source when it senses a failure or outage in the primary source.
1.2.1 ambient air temperature A) the highest temperature ≤+ 60°C B) the lowest temperature ≥- 20°C C) the highest average temperature ≤+ 60°C D).
1.3. 1 installation performance is good 1.3. 2 with double row composite contact, horizontal pull-out mechanism micromotor energy storage and microelectronic control technology, the basically zero arcing (no arc clute) 1.3. 3 use reliable mechanical interlock and electric interlock.
Meet IEC947-6-1 / GB 14048. 11 The supply voltage - Standard: AC 220V, customizable AC 110V, AC 380V, DC 12V DC 24V
ATSE series as the main, dual power automatic transfer switch is mainly used in the first class load and second class load (which need back-up power) confirmed by the nati- onal regulations , suitable for highrise buildings, post and telecommunications, coal and shipping, industrial.
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