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HiPerGuard Medium Voltage UPS
ABB

HiPerGuard Medium Voltage UPS

ABB's industry-first medium voltage Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) that provides a continuous and reliable power supply of up to 24 kV for mission critical facilities. This reliable supply of power is used to protect loads, whilst reducing downtime.To ensure critical facilities are highly efficient, reliable and secure, it is paramount that end-users collaborate with the right technology partners. HiPerGuard is designed with long term system availability in mind and only requires intrusive maintenance in ten-year intervals, delivering time and cost savings for maintenance teams.

HiPerGuard delivers the highest levels of efficiency available on the market, at 98 percent – translating to a potential carbon emission reduction of 1,245 tonnes over a 15-year lifespan.

Medium voltage

The transition from low voltage (LV) to medium voltage (MV) level is a natural progression of power protection for large critical power facilities. The approach offers two main benefits. It increases reliability and reduces costs of the critical power facility build and operation.

Increased reliability is derived from the MV design approach with larger protected load blocks, lower switchgear count and the operating culture of medium voltage systems.

Installing the power protection at the MV level provides the most energy efficient configuration as the lower currents at this voltage result in smaller cables and lower losses.

Specification
  • Impedance (Z) Isolated Static Converter ZISC

    ABB’s ZISC is a high performance, high efficiency power conditioning and uninterruptible power supply architecture. It provides protection from a broad spectrum of utility voltage events and supplies continuous clean power.

    ZISC architecture is based on an isolating line reactor coupled with the high performance ABB power converters. This simple approach, backed up with advanced control, provides unmatched reliability and performance, with class leading efficiency.

    Decoupled from the utility via the isolating line reactor, the power converters continuously condition and filter utility disturbances, voltage imbalance, without cycling the energy storage. Load related events, such as downstream faults and other dynamic reactive current demands, are managed with ZISCs high overload capability.

    The isolating line reactor and the coupling transformer are applied at medium voltage, whereas the power converters and energy storage are at low voltage, thus simplifying maintenance.

    Combined with a wide range of the modern energy storage ABB’s ZISC provides autonomies from few seconds to many minutes.

Technical specification
  • Unique ref.hiperguard-medium-voltage-ups
  • Product familyHiPerGuard
  • Product groupMedium Voltage
  • TypeObject (single object)
  • Date of publishing2022-01-25
  • Edition number1
Classification
  • BIMobject CategoryElectrical - Switchgear
  • IFC classificationElectric Distribution
  • UNSPSC nameElectrical fittings
  • UNSPSC code39121311
  • Uniclass 2015 CodePr_60_70_36
  • Uniclass 2015 DescriptionHigh voltage switchgear and transformers
  • OmniClass Number23-35 31 31 11 11
  • OmniClass TitleElectronic Controlled Distribution Switchgear
  • CSI UniFormat II CodeD5010
  • CSI UniFormat II TitleElectrical Service and Distribution

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