80 kVA low-frequency online UPS with an output isolation transformer.
Share your voltage, load and runtime requirements for a configuration-specific quotation. This is a transformer-based industrial UPS, not a high-frequency model.
LOW-FREQUENCY / TRANSFORMER-BASED ONLINE UPS
A three-phase input / three-phase output online UPS with an output isolation transformer. Start with your critical load, site voltage and required backup time; our team will help define the configuration for your project.
This 80 kVA industrial UPS belongs to our low-frequency, transformer-based range. Its online double-conversion architecture and output isolation transformer are distinct from our high-frequency UPS products. Specifications and photographs from those other ranges should not be used to select this unit.
For industrial control, automation and IT infrastructure projects, selection should consider the actual load, starting surge, operating environment and required backup window—not just the kVA rating.
| Rated apparent power | 80 kVA |
|---|---|
| UPS type | Low-frequency, transformer-based online UPS |
| Input / output | Three-phase input / three-phase output |
| Power architecture | Online double conversion |
| Output isolation | Output isolation transformer |
| Nominal voltage reference | 380 V configuration; confirm your site's input and output voltage before ordering |
| Battery and runtime | Sized for the actual load and required backup time; battery scope is specified in the quotation |
| Communication and parallel options | Confirmed for the selected configuration in the technical proposal |
80 kVA is the apparent-power rating, not an 80 kW output guarantee. Confirm the rated output kW and power factor for the quoted configuration. Final supply is governed by the agreed model-specific specification.
The cabinet photograph below is the company-supplied 80 kVA product reference. Request current photographs and a dimension drawing for your selected configuration before arranging installation.
The workshop image shows equipment from the industrial UPS range during assembly. It illustrates the product family, not the guaranteed internal layout of every 80 kVA unit.

Share the equipment list, continuous load and starting current. Motor-driven or rapidly changing loads need an engineering review before capacity is confirmed.
Provide connected kW / kVA, the backup window and any future expansion requirement. Check the installation's phase, voltage, distribution and maintenance arrangements.
Define which loads must remain powered and how the UPS will be monitored. Required interfaces, alarms and integration details should be listed in the project specification.
These are application-selection examples, not claims of completed installations or blanket approval for every load.
An 80 kVA UPS does not have one fixed backup duration. Runtime depends on the actual load, battery type and capacity, DC configuration, operating conditions and battery condition.
Battery quantity, nominal DC voltage, charger settings and cable / protection requirements must be checked together. Do not assemble a battery string using a generic specification from another UPS model.
No. This is a low-frequency, transformer-based online UPS with output isolation. Our high-frequency UPS range is separate and uses its own specifications and product images.
No. The usable rated kW depends on the output power factor of the selected configuration. Ask for the rated kW to be stated in the technical proposal.
Do not assume that every option is included. Tell us which monitoring and expansion functions you need; included interfaces and optional items will be itemized for the selected unit.
Request the documents for the exact model and configuration being quoted. Certification scope and the applicable destination requirements must be reviewed before an order is confirmed.
Confirm the input / output requirements, rated kW, battery configuration, cabinet dimensions and weight, access clearances, ventilation, wiring, protection and commissioning arrangements with the project engineer.
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Not sure of every detail? Send the equipment list and the information you have. We can clarify the selection requirements together.