Reliable Power Protection with Galvanic Isolation
IPS offers a specialized range of Online UPS with Inbuilt Isolation Transformer, designed to deliver consistent and clean power to sensitive and mission-critical equipment. These systems ensure superior protection by integrating isolation transformers that decouple the load from input fluctuations, offering added safety and noise reduction.
Our product line covers capacities from 1 KVA to 1000 KVA, availablWhether you’re powering hospital machinery, data centers, CNC machines, or research labs, IPS provides solutions engineered for durability, precision, and performance.e in single-phase and three-phase configurations, catering to businesses of all sizes. Whether you need a compact solution for server rooms or heavy-duty power for factories, our Online UPS range is tested and trusted for Indian power conditions.
Key Features:
- Built-in Galvanic Isolation: Protects from surges, noise & spikes
- Double Conversion Technology: Pure sine wave output at all times
- Multiple Configuration Options: 1:1, 3:1, and 3:3 input/output
- Wide Voltage Range: Ideal for Indian grid fluctuations
- Intelligent Monitoring: LCD display, alarms & diagnostics
- Long Battery Backup (optional): Configurable to meet load requirements
Explore All Range
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MICRO, MACRO & MAXIMA SERIES (5–60 KVA)
Online UPS with inbuilt isolation transformer
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IEPX+ Series (20–400 KVA)
Online UPS with inbuilt isolation transformer
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IGTX Series (120–300 KVA)
Online UPS with inbuilt isolation transformer
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is the advantage of an Online UPS with an isolation transformer?
It ensures clean and isolated power, protects against electrical noise, and safeguards sensitive equipment.
2. Is this UPS suitable for hospitals or labs?
These UPS systems are ideal for environments that demand zero disruption and maximum protection.
3. Does it support 3-phase input and output?
Models are available in 1:1, 3:1, and 3:3 configurations, including for heavy 3-phase loads.
4. Can it be customized for runtime?
Battery backup time can be configured based on your load and runtime requirements.
5. What is the typical lifespan of these UPS systems?
With proper maintenance, these systems last 7–10 years or more, thanks to industrial-grade components and robust construction.