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SPECIFICATIONS
Capacity (kVA) : 300kVA
Circuit Type : IGBT/PWM type
AC INPUT :
Phase : 3 phase
Wave : Sine wave
Voltage : 220V/380V ± 15%
Frequency Range : 47-63 Hz
Max current ( full load ) : 505A
AC OUTPUT
Phase : 3 Phase
Wave : Sine wave
Voltage : 440V ± 5%
Frequency : 50 Hz or 60 Hz
Frequency Stability : ≤0.01 %
Max current : 394A
System
Power regulation : < 1%
Load regulation : ± 1% ( linear load )
THD : 3% ( linear load )
Efficiency : ≥ 92% (full load )
Response time : ≤ 2%
Crest Factor : 3 : 1
Protection device : Input no-fusebreaker, output no-fuse breaker, electronic circuit instant trip forover/low voltage,
over current, over load, overtemperature and short circuit protectionand alarm system
Indicator
Voltage : Analytic degree: 0.1V accurate degree: 0.2%FS+1COUNT
Current : Analytic degree: 0.1A accurate degree: 0.2%FS+1COUNT
Frequency : Analytic degree: 0.01Hz accurate degree: ±0.02Hz
Power : Analytic degree: 0.1kW accurate degree: 0.2%FS+1COUNT
Power factor : Analytic degree: 0.001 accurate degree: 0.2%FS+1COUNT
Environment
Insulation Resistance : > DC500V 10MΩ
Withstand voltage insulation :AC 1800V 10mA/1min
Cooling system : Fun cooling
Opertional Temp. : -10 -45 độ C
Humidity : 0-90% Non-condensing
Dimensions (HxWxD)mm :1150x1240x1900
Weight (kg ) : 2800
The BPS series is a family of high performance Shore Power Supply developed according to needs for shipbuilding, berths and ships. It can operate under environment with high level of humidity, heat and corrosion, and provide pure 50Hz and 60Hz power to abusive loads.
With output power up to 2000kVA, the BPS series has output voltage of 440V (L-L) and output frequency of 47~63Hz continuously adjustable and 50/60Hz fixed. Installed in a customized container, it has protection level up to IP54 and overload capability for harsh conditions.
