StormWarden Backup Power Systems for pumps
Common Applications
- Lift Wells
- Wine Cellars
- Basement Car Parks
- Garages
- Workshops
- Below Ground Storage
The Aline StormWarden system is versatile, suitable for a wide range of applications where power outages can lead to flooding and damage. It’s ideal for use in areas where consistent power is crucial, such as basements, underground parking garages, and wine cellars. The system’s automatic backup ensures that critical spaces remain dry and operational, even during extended power disruptions. This reliability extends to workshops and entertainment areas, where sensitive equipment or valuable items need protection from water damage. StormWarden’s design and function make it an excellent solution for both residential and commercial settings, providing peace of mind in emergencies.
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FAQ
What is an industrial UPS system?
An industrial Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) system is designed to provide consistent and reliable power to critical industrial operations during power outages or disturbances. Unlike commercial UPS systems, industrial units are built to endure harsh environmental conditions such as extreme temperatures, humidity, and dust. These systems are commonly used in industries like manufacturing, oil and gas, and chemical processing, where power disruptions can cause significant safety and operational issues.
How do I calculate backup power requirements?
Calculating backup power requirements involves determining the total power consumption of the equipment connected to the UPS. Start by listing all devices and noting their power ratings in watts (W) or volt-amperes (VA). Sum the total power usage and add a 25% safety margin to account for surges or future needs. Then, determine the required runtime during outages to choose a UPS with adequate battery capacity. For example, if your total load is 384W, a UPS with at least 480W capacity, including the safety margin, would be appropriate.
How does a commercial UPS work?
A commercial UPS system ensures uninterrupted power to connected devices during outages. It includes a rectifier, battery, and inverter. Under normal conditions, the rectifier converts AC power to DC to charge the battery, while the inverter supplies power to the equipment. During a power failure, the battery provides DC power to the inverter, which then delivers AC power to maintain operations without interruption.
How long can UPS last without power?
The runtime of a UPS during an outage depends on its battery capacity and the connected load. Small UPS systems may provide power for a few minutes, enough for a safe shutdown, while larger systems can sustain operations for several hours. Manufacturers often offer runtime charts or calculators to help users estimate backup durations based on specific load requirements. Selecting the right UPS ensures adequate power support for the desired duration.
