DC Ground Power Unit
Introduction
ER-PS-CW DC Ground Power Unit is specially designed to give continuous high quality DC power. This continuous high power model is ideal for crew training, aircraft servicing in workshops, on the ramp or in the field, diagnostic work, preflight checks, charging the on board battery or for continuous powering of equipment during operations, without draining the onboard aircraft batteries.
The safety features include over voltage, overload and internal thermal, short circuit protection. The power modules conform to EMC standards for noise emissions and immunity.
Output Rated Voltage: DC28.5V or 270V DC
Output Rated Current For DC 28.5V type: 100A,200A,300A,400A,500A,600A,800A,1000A,2000A
Output Rated Current For DC270V type: 50A,100A,200A,300A,400A,500A
Specifications
Capacity: 50A to 2000A
Input Voltage:
3 x127V/220V±15%
3 x220V/380V±15% or as per your specific requirement
Frequency: 50Hz/60Hz±5Hz
Power factor: ≥0.85 (standard type)
Rectification: 6 pulse
Output voltage: DC28.5V (10-35V adjusted) or DC 270V (240-300V adjusted)
Current: 50A-2000A (select one individual current)
Voltage regulation: ±1%
Voltage ripple: 500mV or less than 1V
RS232/485 com port
Available options
Cables upon request
Overload 125% 600 sec, 150% 60S, 200% 10S
Protection
Input over/under voltage
Output over voltage, current limit
Inner overheating, inverting over current
Self diagnosis and alarm
Display voltage, current, setting current limit
Working condition
Temperature: -20 to 50℃
Humidity: 10-95%
Noise: <65dB within 1 meter
IP22/IP55
Reliability & Efficiency
Mean time between failure (MTBF) 50,000H
Mean time to restoration (MTTR) <30 min
Overall efficiency: >85%
Standards:
ISO 6858
MIL-STD-704F
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