CARACTERISTICAS

The Series 9700/9800A ranges in size from 100 to 500 kVA. This product is merely an extension of the 2033C/2033A model. However, there are a few subtle differences that should be pointed out.
The information below should help you in selecting your UPS system:

Voltages: 208 Volt - Standard; 480 Input / Output—A matching side car containing both the input and output transformer is available as an adder. For the 225 kVA and below any standard auto transformer with the correct 480:208 turns ratio can be used in lieu of the matching input transformer cabinet.

Batteries: Any nominal voltage of 360 volts will work. Our standard offering includes Johnson Controls, Yuasa, and Power Batteries in matching cabinets. The Power batteries are also available in non-matching standard cabinets. Any of the batteries are also available on racks. For flooded cell batteries the layout must include proper eye-wash stations, drainage, and ventilation per the local laws and regulations.

DC Disconnect: The UPS does not come standard with a DC disconnect. Mitsubishi offers two Options when dealing with the DC disconnect. The first option uses a wall mounted DC disconnect in a NEMA 1 enclosure. The second option involves a matching cabinet that houses the DC disconnect along with convenient copper bus work to land the DC cables from multiple battery cabinets. The second option adds footprint and cost but the customer gets the added convenience of landing the cables from the multiple cabinets. Either option must use a disconnect with trip contacts to operate properly with the UPS.

Software: Mitsubishi has a line of software called "DiamondLink" which performs network monitoring and controlled shutdown of critical servers or computers. The software is available for a wide range of operating systems, and the UPS is compatible with SNMP protocol.