The working principle of STS is based on the demand for power switching. When the main power supply fails or fails, STS can automatically switch the load from the main power supply to the backup power supply to maintain continuous power supply. The main steps include: 1 Monitoring: STS will continuously monitor the status of the main power supply, including parameters such as voltage, frequency, phase, etc. 2. Fault detection: When STS detects a fault in the main power supply or does not meet the preset working range, it will immediately respond. 3. Switching decision: STS determines whether power switching is necessary based on the fault detection results. 4. Switching operation: If it is determined that switching is necessary, STS will control the switching process. It will disconnect the main power supply and ensure that the backup power supply is ready, then connect the load to the backup power supply. 5. Switching completed: Once the switching is completed, STS will monitor the status of the backup power supply to ensure it can provide power normally. Collaboration with UPS
This GZDW series DC power panel is a robust and intelligent solution designed for 10–500kV substations, power plants, and industrial facilities. It provides reliable DC power for high-voltage switchgear, relay protection, automation systems, and emergency lighting. Key features include a plug-and-play design for rectifier and monitoring modules, an LCD controller with automatic battery management, and support for multiple communication protocols (RTU, CDT, MODBUS). The system accommodates…
– BWITT has issued its latest innovation in power management: the STS-380VAC Static Transfer Switch series. Designed for seamless and reliable power transfer, this new product line ensures uninterrupted power supply with a switching time of ≤4ms, making it ideal for critical applications in data centers, industrial automation, and telecommunications. The STS series features high-speed thyristors, an intelligent control board, and robust circuit breakers, operating on…
A communication inverter converts DC power (from batteries) into stable AC power for critical loads. Its working principle involves: 1. DC-AC Conversion: Using PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) and IGBT transistors, it transforms 48V/24V DC into 220V/110V AC. 2. Voltage Stabilization: Filters and regulators ensure clean, sine-wave output. 3. Synchronization: Aligns frequency/phase with grid or UPS for seamless switching. Integration in a Rack: - Batteries supply DC…
Bwitt’s STS Single Phase Static Transfer Switch has become a standout product at recent international exhibitions in Vietnam, Indonesia, Russia, and Turkey, earning widespread praise for its competitive pricing, reliability, and advanced features. Designed for power supply transitions, the STS ensures uninterrupted load operation by automatically switching to a backup source within ≤4ms during input abnormalities, making it ideal for critical applications. With a 16–125A…
Bwitt has launched the RCT-2000 Series, a modular 48VDC 50A rectifier system designed for telecom and industrial environments. With an impressive 93.2% efficiency and a wide AC input range of 90–290VAC, this "green" power solution supports applications like 5G base stations, SCADA networks, and railway systems. The system delivers 3000W output at 53.5VDC and features advanced protections, including overvoltage and short-circuit safeguards. Equipped with Modbus, RS485, and TCP/IP communication ports, the rectifier enables remote monitoring…