Three (3) Phase Power Supply Systems
Mitsubishi Electric’s three-phase power supply systems are designed to provide a steady stream of constant power to equipment with higher kVA and rack requirements. 3 phase power systems are more cost effective and efficient than single phase in large applications.
3 Phase UPS: Clean, balanced, Efficient Power
With three times the power of a single phase uninterruptible power supply (UPS), and load-balancing capabilities, three phase UPS are the most efficient way to deliver industrial backup power.
Whether you need to power large equipment or distribute power across long distances, a three phase power supply system from Mitsubishi Electric delivers the ideal backup power for your applications. Discover how our three phase power supply models maximize your business’ uptime.
>1050 kVA
3 Phase UPS
A three phase UPS in this capacity range and of our degree of reliability are most commonly found in data centers where the power demands are increasing exponentially and seconds of downtime can be catastrophic.
With advanced IGBT technology and high-speed sampling and switching, our larger three phase UPS systems boast 99.9995% equipment reliability in the most demanding environments.
80 to 750 kVA
3 Phase UPS
Before AI, do you remember the days when a three phase with capacity up to 750 kVA was considered large? With the advent of the new hyperscale data centers, sizing a three phase power supply has changed.
80-750 kVA UPS products are considered medium and are commonly, but not exclusively, utilized in medium size, applications like enterprise or edge data centers with a 1-5MW load range.
<10 to 80 kVA
3 Phase UPS
Small is powerful with the 10-80 kVA three phase UPS models from Mitsubishi Electric. A three phase uninterruptible power supply in the 10-80 kVA range will normally be used to back up smaller size enterprise operations, server rooms or IT closets. It’s a modular three phase power supply with the ability to expand as needed.
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