- Home
- Our Products
- DC/DC Converters
- DC/AC Inverters
- AC/DC Power Supplies
- Battery Chargers
- Distribution Panels
- DC Power Systems & Accessories
- DC Electronic Loads
- AC UPS
- Automatic & Static Transfer SwitchesIndustrial Static Transfer Switches The Static Transfer Switch is a critical component for increasing resiliency and minimizing downtime in any critical electrical installation. It is frequently used in the data centre environment with 2N configuration for provision of redundancy for devices without dual power supplies. Normally fed from two independent UPSs or a group of UPSs they seamlessly transfer the critical load from one UPS to the other for maintenance purposes or in case of complete loss of one of the supplies. They can economically provide the next level of redundancy for critical installations where 2N configuration is not available and infrastructure changes would be prohibitively expensive and disruptive to the operation of the business. They are available in different formats from small DIN-rail mounted units, single-phase bypass switches for industrial application, rack-mounted single and 3 phase static switches for telco and data centre applications, to wall-mounted and freestanding units in single and 3 phase for protection of whole departments or complete critical infrastructure. Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) Vs Static Transfer Switch (STS) An STS – static transfer switch has no mechanical switching devices (SCRs used for switching) and on manual command, transfers your critical load at the point of…New
- Battery Monitoring & Conditioning
- Batteries
- Power Quality Solutions
- Programmable AC Power SupplyProgrammable AC Power Supply
- Custom Solutions
- Industries
- Services
- Support
- About Us
- News
- Contact Us
- My Enquiries
- Home
- Our Products
- DC/DC Converters
- DC/AC Inverters
- AC/DC Power Supplies
- Battery Chargers
- Distribution Panels
- DC Power Systems & Accessories
- DC Electronic Loads
- AC UPS
- Automatic & Static Transfer SwitchesIndustrial Static Transfer Switches The Static Transfer Switch is a critical component for increasing resiliency and minimizing downtime in any critical electrical installation. It is frequently used in the data centre environment with 2N configuration for provision of redundancy for devices without dual power supplies. Normally fed from two independent UPSs or a group of UPSs they seamlessly transfer the critical load from one UPS to the other for maintenance purposes or in case of complete loss of one of the supplies. They can economically provide the next level of redundancy for critical installations where 2N configuration is not available and infrastructure changes would be prohibitively expensive and disruptive to the operation of the business. They are available in different formats from small DIN-rail mounted units, single-phase bypass switches for industrial application, rack-mounted single and 3 phase static switches for telco and data centre applications, to wall-mounted and freestanding units in single and 3 phase for protection of whole departments or complete critical infrastructure. Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) Vs Static Transfer Switch (STS) An STS – static transfer switch has no mechanical switching devices (SCRs used for switching) and on manual command, transfers your critical load at the point of…New
- Battery Monitoring & Conditioning
- Batteries
- Power Quality Solutions
- Programmable AC Power SupplyProgrammable AC Power Supply
- Custom Solutions
- Industries
- Services
- Support
- About Us
- News
- Contact Us
- My Enquiries
Application Notes
- Power Topics for Power Supply users
- AC Power Sources
- DC Standby Systems
- Output Protection
- Power Supply Cables & Connectors
- Principles of Power Conversion
- Selecting a Power Supply
- Cable Sizes
- Parallel Operation
- Power Supply Signals
- Rechargeable Batteries
- IP Ratings
- Class 2 or Class II insulation
- Inrush Currents on DC Power Supplies
- LED-AN1107
- Common LED Configurations
- LED Power Supplies Faqs
- How To Select The Right Managed DC Load Distribution Panel
- Electrical Requirements for EN50155
- Understanding Polarity for Negative and Positive Ground Sites
© Copyright Helios Power Solutions 2022