JMS POWER SYSTEM

At A Glance

* 2400 Sq. Ft. Manufacturing Unit.

*Qualified & Experienced Engineers.

*Indigenous design for Indian Power Environment.

* Wide range of products to suit customer needs.

JMS Power System is showing high acceptability among customers by giving immense satisfaction on the following parameters:

Online UPS/CVCF

Capacity	1 to 20 KVA 1Ø+N, 5 to 500 KVA 3Ø+N
Input Voltage	160 - 270V AC 1Ø OR 330 - 470V AC 3Ø
Input Frequency	47 - 53 Hz
Charger Type	IGBT BASED Smart Charger
Power Factor	0.8 Lagging to Unity
Output Voltage	220/230V AC 1Ø & 400/420V AC 3Ø
Voltage Regulation	1% for Input Variation & Step Load Change From 10-100% ± 2% 3Ø + N
Output Frequency	50Hz with accuracy < ± 0.1% (Optional 60Hz)
Protection	Overload, Short Circuit, Battery Deep Discharge, Battery Over Charge, & Output Under/ over Voltage
Inverter Efficiency	Better than 98%
Wave Form	Sine-wave with THD < 3% On Linear Load
Backup Time	As per requirement
Overload	25% for 10 min., 50% for 10 m.sec.
Nomination DC Bus Voltage	180/192 Volts DC
Audible Noise	Less than 55 dB at 1.5 meter
Indications & Metering	LCD PANEL DISPLAYING Input / Output Voltage, Input / Output Frequency, Battery Voltage, Output Load, Operating Mode (Main / Battery) Overload, Short-circuit, Battery Low, Output Status (On / Off), Audio Alarm, Battery Low & Overload.

1. True On-Line Double Conversion type UPS

2. High Frequency PWM design using IGBT/MOSFET

3. Compact and well engineered architecture

4. Ultimate protection against all power line disturbances

5. Suitable for all types and capacities of batteries

6. Neat and clean flat cable wiring

7. Pure Sine-wave output

8. Smooth and silent operation

9. Complete annunciation on the front panel

10. Excellent dynamic response for step load change

11. Short circuit/overload protected

12. Fast correction rate for line and load regulation

13. High inrush/peak current loading capability

14. Computer communication compatibility as a standard feature

15. Easy to install, use and maintain

16. Lowest running and operational expenditure

17. Superior performance to price analysis