The ATS power supply box, equipped with an integrated automatic transfer switch controller, continuously monitors the status of the main power supply and backup power supply. In the event of a failure or abnormal voltage in the main power supply, the ATS power supply box quickly switches to the backup power supply to ensure the continuity and stability of the power supply. This functionality is critical for areas such as data centers, medical equipment, telecom base stations, and industrial automation, as it helps prevent equipment failure, data loss, or production disruption caused by power outages.

Main Technical Parameters:

①Rated Voltage: ATS power supply boxes are typically suitable for power systems with different voltage levels, such as 220V, 380V, 400V, and 440V. The appropriate rated voltage should be selected based on actual requirements.

②Rated Current: Depending on the load requirements of the power system, ATS power supply boxes typically offer different rated currents such as 100A, 200A, 400A, etc.

③Rated Frequency: Suitable for power systems with 50Hz or 60Hz frequency, ensuring good frequency adaptability.

④Contactor Type: ATS power supply boxes commonly use electrical contactors as the main switching component. Common types of contactors include AC contactors and DC contactors.

⑤Switching Method: Supports both manual switching and automatic switching. Manual switching requires manual operation, while automatic switching is based on preset conditions and sensor feedback signals.

⑥Switching Time: The switching time for ATS power supply boxes is typically less than milliseconds to minimize the impact on the system load during the switching process.

⑦Protection Level: The enclosure has a certain protection level (such as IP30, IP40, IP54, etc.) to protect internal components from external environmental influences.