Odyssey three-phase static double-conversion stabilizer 80–4000 kVA
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Odyssey is a high-power static double-conversion stabilizer of 80–4000 kVA. Each phase is regulated separately on IGBTs, accuracy ±0.5 %. It is installed in data centres and at banking sites where voltage correction must be fast.
- Power
- 80–4000 kVA
- Regulation
- IGBT, double conversion, per-phase
- Output voltage
- 220/230/240 V (phase-neutral), 380/400/415 V (line)
- Accuracy
- ±0.5 %
Technical specifications
| Power | 80–4000 kVA |
|---|---|
| Regulation | IGBT, double conversion, per-phase |
| Output voltage | 220/230/240 V (phase-neutral), 380/400/415 V (line) |
| Accuracy | ±0.5 % |
| Overload | 110 % continuous, 120 % for 60 s |
| Communication | Modbus TCP/IP, 10″ touch panel |
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Specifications are taken from the manufacturer’s technical documentation. Updated .
Description
Double conversion means that the output voltage is formed by the stabilizer itself and not by the input grid, so dips and imbalances at the input do not reach the load. Per-phase regulation on IGBTs levels each phase separately, and even strong asymmetry does not take the output out of tolerance. The rated output voltage is chosen from three values, 220, 230 or 240 V phase-neutral, corresponding to 380, 400 or 415 V line. The permitted overload is 110 % continuously and 120 % for 60 s. Communication with the monitoring system is over Modbus TCP/IP, and local control is on a 10″ touch panel.
How to choose
Compare the full load power with the 80–4000 kVA range and choose one of the three rated voltages. If a larger short-term reserve for starting is needed, the Sirius advance of 60–4000 kVA withstands 200 % for 2 min. For smaller three-phase consumers up to 120 kVA there is the Aquarius of 10–120 kVA, which also regulates per phase on IGBTs, but with an overload of 150 % for 2 s.
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Odyssey three-phase static double-conversion stabilizer 80–4000 kVA. We reply within one business day.
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FAQ
What does double conversion give in the Odyssey stabilizer?
The output voltage is formed independently of the grid, so dips and imbalances at the input are not passed to the load. The accuracy is ±0.5 %.
What is the power of the Odyssey?
The range covers 80–4000 kVA. For smaller loads there is the Aquarius of 10–120 kVA.
What overload does the Odyssey withstand?
110 % continuously and 120 % for 60 s. This is closer to a steady-load mode than to starting peaks.
What output voltage options does the Odyssey have?
220, 230 or 240 V between phase and neutral and 380, 400 or 415 V line.
How is the Odyssey connected to a monitoring system?
Via the Modbus TCP/IP protocol. On site, the 10″ touch panel is used.
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