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Power SYSTEMsPower SYSTEMs

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� Gamatronic Overview

� Power+ UPS Systems

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� Mega V2 Modular UPS Systems

� DC Power System

� 1970 - Gamatronic was founded by Mr. Joseph Goren

� 1994 - Gamatronic became a public company and traded on the Tel Aviv Stock

Exchange.

IntroductionIntroduction

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� Gamatronic began manufacturing modular solutions for Telecom power systems in

1996

� 2001 - Gamatronic established a daughter company in UK

� 2004 - Gamatronic established an rep office in China

� 2006 - Gamatronic established an rep office in Brazil

� Gamatronic is a main supplier for Bezeq – the Israeli Telecom and approved supplier for the cellular operators in Israel.

� Orange (Partner), Cellcom, Pelephone, Mirs

� Global Telecom projects are installed in Africa, EMEA, South America, Asia and Far East

Full product power supplies range developed in-

house:

� UPS Systems

� Telecom Power systems

� DC/AC inverters

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� DC/AC inverters

� DC/DC Converters

� STSW Modules

� FRNC/ Frequency Converters

� Control & Management solutions

� Customize Solutions

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Power+ UPS family

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Mega V2 UPS family

Power+ & Mega Power+ UPS family

� Power+ SA (Stand-Alone)

� 10kVA 400v

� 30, 40Kva

� Power+ 19”

� 10kVA

� 20kVA

� Power+ Premium, Classic and Freestyle

� Up to 50kVA

� Up to 100kVA

� Power + RM 10-(50)-100Kva

� 10 – 50 – 100 Kva

� Mega V2 Modular UPS

� 25-250Kva

� 25-500Kva8

Main Power+ features

� Double conversion UPS

� On-line batteries

� DC link

� Centralized batteries

� Centralized ST/SW

� Hybrid ST/SW topology� Hybrid ST/SW topology

� SNMP/WEB communication

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� 10kVA / 8kW modules

� Module weight is 9kg

� 3/3, 3/1 or 1/1 phase operation

� Very quiet operation

� Modular housing

� Hot-swappable modules

� Hot-swappable controller

Green Power

Green power features:

� 3-5% THDi

� Unity power factor

� 96% AC/AC efficiency

� 98% DC/AC efficiency

� Lowers dissipation

� 2% Output THD

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Results:

Environmental friendly

Lowers data center cooling expenses

Money savings on electric bills

Low generator oversizing (~1 to 1.2)

No network interference

Less pollution and fuel consumption

9 failures of power affect to IT device

� Power failure

� Power Surge

� Power Sag

� Overvoltage� Overvoltage

� Undervotage

� Switching Transients

� Electrical Line Noise

� Frequency Variation

� Harmonic Distortion

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Double Conversion UPS

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Double Conversion UPS performs

dual conversion of power, providing

protection against most main power

related issues.

UPS module

13InverterRectifier

Off-Line battery

Many manufacturers use the off-line battery topology.

~=

=~

DC link

PFC

rectifier

Transformerless

PWM inverter

AC input AC output~=

=~

DC link

PFC

rectifier

Transformerless

PWM inverter

AC input AC output

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Battery

==~

=

Battery

chargerBattery

DC/DC

Booster

Battery

==~

=

Battery

chargerBattery

DC/DC

Booster

• Complicated

• Less reliable

• Not suitable for long backup times

On-Line Battery

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On-Line battery lets the UPS

operate during power failures

without switching, since the battery

is linked directly to the DC bus.

De-centralized battery

De-centralized battery system in some well-known UPS

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Centralized battery

Centralized battery of Power+ UPS family

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Battery cabinets

� In most cases the battery cabinets are external.

Nevertheless, internal hot-swap battery cabinets for low

capacities are available as well:

64/60 x 20AH/12V

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64/60 x 20AH/12V

64/60 x 5AH/12V

Static Switch

Distributed Static Switch:

� In this case, each UPS module has got its own internal static

switch

� Outputs of all modules are linked together and are wired

directly to the load19

Static Switch (cont..)

Centralized Static Switch:

� When implementing centralized topology, outputs from all

modules are linked together to the “inverter” input of the static

switch module.

� There is one device that handles the inverter / bypass switching20

System Controller

Navigation andLCD Panel

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Network Access Indicator

Navigation and

Operation keypad Status indicatorsOperation buttons

LCD Panel

System ControllerPC575 is the WEB interface board:

� Network adaptor is a standard

feature of the System Controller

� Remote control features cover all

possible options:

� SNMP communication

� Web interface

The IP address can be configured on the

System Controller or through the network.

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� Emergency power off

(EPO)

� SMS alarm notifications

(with optional WING

device)

� Remote monitoring panel

Redundancy

+

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+

6 modules for 50k

N+1 redundant system

Two complete 50k units

for N+1 redundancy

The modular design of Power+ UPS provides a cost effective redundancy

with higher efficiency than conventional parallel UPS systems.

General functional diagram

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Lower TCO & increase ROI:

� SAVE ON purchasing & installation costs

� SAVE ON electricity costs

� SAVE ON maintenance costs

� SAVE ON spacing costs

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� SAVE ON spacing costs

� SAVE ON cooling costs

� SAVE ON upscaling costs

� SAVE ON generator costs

Power+ System

Premium,Classis, Freestyle, RM, SA, 19”

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Power+ Classis 50 – 100Kva

� Controller:

Hot swap, 2U high, SNMP standard

� Housing:

Mechanical modular,

19” Rack

� Modules:

up to 10 modules

Each module 10kVA / 8kW

2U high / 9 kg (21lbs)

� Base Module:

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� Base Module:

Up to 50KVA or 100KVA

AC Distribution Panel

DC Distribution panel

Input terminals

Battery terminals / Plugs

Space and wiring for the ST/SW module

Centralized Static Switch

Up to 50KVA or 100KVA

� All cables are included in a housing unit, for

any height

� An additional housing can be mounted on to

an existing unit

� Housings can hold UPS modules or System

Controllers

Power+ Free Style 50 – 100Kva

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Power+ Rack mount 50 – 100Kva

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Module UPS

10kVA/10kW

Controller

7" color touch screen

Power+ Premium 50 – 100Kva

� Same footprint with an effective

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Static Switch

� Same footprint with an effective

increase of 25% in power output to 10kW

� Support output 10 kVA / 10 kW to 100

kVA / 100 kW

� Support 7" color touch screen

� User interface with 7 languages and

optional others

Power + 19”: 10/20kVA

Can be integrated as a sub rack

for any standard 19” rack, for a

lower cost of 10/20kVA UPS

One or two 10kVA Power +

modules

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4U for

10kVA6U for

20kVA

Weight 19.9kg to 31.7kg for each type.

External battery cabinet.

A controller with a built-in STSW

� Power+ SA (Stand Alone/ Tower) 10KVA

� Stand-alone ON-LINE double-conversion UPS

� lightweight and compact design, weighing only 18Kg.

� Flexible use - available in 3/3, 3/1 and 1/1

High efficiency AC/AC: 96%

Low input THDi: <5%

Input PF: 1

Back light LCD

� Mainly used for Small & Medium size applications, as

well as OEM component for large devices (such as

Medical CT).

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Medical CT).

� Not Available in Parallel. Doesn’t have P+ features ,

(temp compensation, Batt current limit).

� 384W power dissipation

64 x 5AH/12V

8 min at 100% load

25 min at 50% load

Recharge time 4-6hs

45 (H) x 26 (W) x 60 (D)

110kg

Battery cabinet

(External)

Power+ SA 20-40Kva

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Mega V2 Modular

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Mega V2 25-125Kva

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LCD control panel LCD control panel

Mega V2 50 - 500Kva

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Parallel Connection

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Parallel Connection

For even more power and extra redundancy,Power+ can be put in parallel

de-centralized configuration. This will enable a combination of both vertical

and horizontal redundancy!

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Toady there are dozens

of 200, 300, and 400kVA

systems worldwide,

supporting most critical

applications.

Parallel Connection

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Parallel Connection

Parallel kit

location

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� Since the parallel kit is being mounted at the rear, parallel

units are deeper than the Classic ones.

Parallel ConnectionParallel Connection

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L1L1 L2L2 L3L3L1L1 L2L2 L3L3 L1L1 L2L2 L3L3

DC Power System

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Solutions -Trends

• Telecom and Cellular solutions are based on a wide variety of

power requirements.

• Small sites require 100’s watts capacity, whereas medium sites

100-1000’s watts and large sites 10’s KW

Large SitesMedium SitesSmall sitesSites

75,100,20025,506,12,18Rectifiers

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75,100,20025,506,12,18Rectifiers

Currents (A)

91%91%-92%90%Efficiency

DC power systemDC power system

Why do we use -48VDC in telecom equipment ?

• Positive voltages cause comparatively more corrosion inmetal than negative voltages.

• Negative voltages are safer for human body while doingTelecom activities.

• Lightning may cause positive voltages in the equipment• Lightning may cause positive voltages in the equipmentcircuitry. In that case, negative voltages (lack ofelectrons) neutralize positive charges and preventexcessive heat.

• Negative voltage is safer for long telephone line fortransmitting power trough it.

• The reason for electing -48V in reference to ground is toavoid the nasty galvanic effects in telephone cabling.+48V would have nastier effect on wet cabling.

DC power systemDC power system

User friendly:

-Light weight: 1,2kg/ module

-Hot swapped system controller

-USB or TCP/IP+USB communication

Efficiency:

-LLC tech to achieve efficiency 96%.

-Input PF=0.998, THD for input

voltage lower than 5%

Safety:

-Option to connect 2 external LVD

(Low voltage disconnect)

contactors up to 1600A.

Standard & Maximize system

capacity:

-19” 1U subrack that can house up to 3

hot-plugged rectifiers, or 2 rects +

controller and an LVD device.

-Reach 1266A with height of 13U ((38

recti ers + controller)).

DC power systemDC power system

� High efficiency Power systems up to

95%-96% - Reduction in energy costs

� Parallel 1UDC rectifiers are lower in cost

than high capacity single rectifiers- Reduction

in Price

� A larger quantity of rectifiers creates

singularity during the operation of the

system. Therefore the Power system

becomes more reliable and smaller in

footprint

DC power systemDC power system

Many new standards and industry goals are lead by

the goal to save energy and reduce greenhouse

gase emmissions.

� The 1UDC modules of Gamatronic increase

energy savings

� The product is more environmental friendly

� Lowers cooling expenses

� Lowers heat dissipation

� Less usage of space and storage

� Lower generator over sizing (~1 to 1.2)

� Less pollution and fuel consumption

DC power systemDC power system

Struture of DC Power source system

11U DCU DC + + rectifierrectifier

� Single phase input.

�Universal Input voltage , 90-270 Vac (with de-rating).

�Rectifier Output : 48 V/ 33.3 A.

�Active current sharing.

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�Active current sharing.

� Short circuit protection.

� PFC (0.99).

�High power density: 1800 W in 146 mm (W) x 44 mm (H) x 260 mm (D).

�High efficiency - up to 95%-96 %.

11U DCU DC + + rectifierrectifier

�Hot swap plug-in rectifier.

�Digital bar graph for current measurements.

�Light weight – 1.2 kg .

�RS232 communication with controller.

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�RS232 communication with controller.

�CE compliant.

�MTBF 250,000 hrs.

11U DCU DC + + ControllerController

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Two types of controllers are available:

• SC 1UDC + : USB communication .

• SC 1UDC + NET : USB + TCP/IP / SNMP communication.

11U DCU DC + + controllercontroller

� 6 Dry contacts , programmable from a list of 32 alarms on site.

� FL + EQ charging mode .

�Rectifier voltage adjustment (in FL/EQ mode).

�EQ performance (automatic and manual).

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�EQ performance (automatic and manual).

�Double e-LVD operation & low voltage adjustment.

�Battery test (automatic and manual).

�Battery current limiting.

�Temperature compensation.

�All alarm parameters are adjustable.

11U DCU DC + + controllercontroller

status indications:status indications:

� Input voltage.

� Dc voltage: rect., load & battery voltage.

� Current – rectifiers, batteries and load.

� 2 temp. measurements.

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� 2 temp. measurements.

� Dc C.B. status (optional).

� LVD status.

� Battery status.

� Status of all voltages in the system.

� Event log of 256 most recent events.

Block diagram of the PSBlock diagram of the PS11UDC+ power system UDC+ power system

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Communication with the Power SystemCommunication with the Power System

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