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Implementation of Rack...

Site Navigation How You Would Connect a TwinSource Rack-Mounted Transfer Switch to Single and Dual Cord Loads: Installing static transfer switches at The Point of Use racks provides Maximum Zone of Protection. A rack-mount switch protects against failure of all devices upstream whereas a large static switch leaves 70% of the distribution devices past it unprotected, failure of any of which can dro...

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Automatic Static Transfer...

Site Navigation General Overview on Automatic Transfer Switches (Part 2 of 2) B) Automatic Static Transfer Switches - With advent of too many single large UPS failures at large data centers, static transfer switches, also known as STSs or solid state transfer switches came into the picture because the earlier mechanical transfer switches referenced above were not fast enough to maintain the load b...

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July 15, 2011 Press Release

Site Navigation TwinSource announces the use of a Power Quality Seeking logic strategy in its rack-mount static transfer switches: TwinSource, LLC of Solon, Ohio, USA, a leading supplier of Rack-Mounted Static Switches announces the use of a Power Quality Seeking logic strategy in its rack-mount static transfer switches. This strategy, unique to only TwinSource, also known as our "Tri-Band Sense &...

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Mini-2N & Mini-4N UPS/RMSTS...

Site Navigation Packaged Mini-2N and Mini-4N UPS/RMSTS Systems A) Packaged Mini-2N System These systems are ideal for a user who needs a prepackaged complete and isolated combined UPS and STS 2N system to protect a group of single corded critical loads. Ideal if you dont want to intrude into your already installed large 2N system on site or if you need protection for a smaller server room with som...

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Where to Start

Site Navigation Planning for Rack-Mounted Automatic Transfer Switch Installation When setting out to plan for installing rack-mounted transfer switches the following is typically considered: a) What is the rating? Typically 30A, 40A, or 50A for rack-mount static switches and 20A or 30A for rack-mount automatic transfer switches (as relay types are referred to in the market). The higher the rating ...

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