Battery pack for UPS PowerWalker VFI CPG 3/3 64 batteries 12 V/9 Ah 10134035

Battery module for PowerWalker VFI CPG 3/3 UPS

This battery module is designed as a dedicated element to extend the backup time in PowerWalker VFI CPG 3/3 series uninterruptible power supplies (UPS). It is a key solution for ensuring continuous power supply in critical applications where even a short interruption can generate significant losses. The module contains 64 batteries with a capacity of 9 Ah and a voltage of 12 V, which translates to an output voltage of 384 VDC.

The module's design has been carefully thought out in terms of both functionality and ease of integration with existing systems. The use of an Anderson connector simplifies connection and replacement of the module, minimizing downtime during servicing or modernization of the installation. The kit is compatible with VFI 15K, 20K, 30K and 40K CPG PF1 3/3 models.

Key features and applications

• Extended backup time: The module allows for a significant increase in the operating time of the UPS in the event of a power failure. This is particularly important for devices requiring uninterrupted power, such as servers, monitoring systems or medical devices.
• Compatibility: Designed specifically to work with the PowerWalker VFI CPG 3/3 series, which guarantees seamless integration and optimal performance.
• Easy installation: Equipped with an Anderson connector, which simplifies the process of connecting and replacing the battery module. This allows for a quick response in the event of servicing or system expansion.
• Solid construction: Made of high-quality components, ensuring reliability and long life. The module dimensions (800x250x833 mm) allow for easy adaptation to existing infrastructure.
• Output voltage: Provides a stable output voltage of 384 VDC, essential for the proper functioning of PowerWalker UPS power supplies.

This module is an ideal solution for both professional UPS system installers and end-users looking for a reliable way to protect their equipment from the effects of power outages. It ensures not only the continuous operation of critical systems, but also minimizes the risk of financial losses and business downtime.