[[{"fid":"29055","view_mode":"default","type":"media","attributes":{"height":201,"width":300,"style":"float: right; margin: 20px;","class":"media-element file-default"}}]]Designed for worldwide deployment in harsh physical and electrical environments, the Rugged-UPS™ ACG3000 from Acumentrics (Westwood, Ma.) offers clean AC or DC power to protect communications and surveillance equipment from shutdowns or data loss.
The ACG3000 produces 3000VA/2400W of nominal 115 VAC output from an input range of 80 VAC to 265 VAC / 47 Hz to 440Hz. This wide voltage and frequency tolerance enables users to power-up with field generators in any international power standard to provide seamless active power-factor correction and clean, reliable AC power. What's more, this true on-line, double conversion uninterruptible power supply continually creates a pure sine wave AC output from a DC bus, protecting sensitive equipment from surges, spikes, brownouts, blackouts, and noise. Additionally, DC output options are available.
The unique Flo-thru™ heatsink design provides maximum cooling while sealing components from the damaging effects of water, airborne particles, and other contaminants in the operating environment. Lithium-Ion or low-maintenance, valve-regulated lead acid batteries are enclosed in a user replaceable battery pack for rapid, hot-swap field replacement. The Lithium-Ion pack offers a lighter weight energy source with longer shelf life and cycle life.
With a rated operating temperature range of -18°C to +50°C (0°F – 122°F), the ACG3000 is the product of choice for high power in extreme environments. It also meets accepted military standards for electromagnetic interference (MIL-STD 461-F), shock (MIL-S-901-D), and vibration (MIL-STD-810-G).
The microprocessor-controlled, ACG3000 is also equipped with a 9-pin communication port for user interface and remote monitoring. Optional features include: Transit case, Rackmount Kit, Extended Run Battery Pack, and Simple Network Management Protocol, an Internet-standard protocol for managing devices on IP networks.
For more information, visit www.acumentrics.com.
