B betstsar Honorable Jun 25, 2012 1 0 10,510 Jun 25, 2012 #1 Hello, I am not a technical guy, I need to know the capacity of the UPS I need, I have Electronic Gaming Machines (SLOT) with 3Amp 120V, I have 74 machines, how big is the UPS I need, should I better off with one big one or couple of smaller one?
Hello, I am not a technical guy, I need to know the capacity of the UPS I need, I have Electronic Gaming Machines (SLOT) with 3Amp 120V, I have 74 machines, how big is the UPS I need, should I better off with one big one or couple of smaller one?
jcoultas98 Distinguished Feb 19, 2009 634 0 19,060 Jun 28, 2012 #2 Get in contact with a licensed electrician. You are looking at something much larger than a consumer unit. Upvote 0 Downvote
Get in contact with a licensed electrician. You are looking at something much larger than a consumer unit.
suat Distinguished Dec 17, 2009 851 0 19,060 Jun 28, 2012 #3 You need roughly 38 kVA unit. (Something like this: http://www.tuncmatik.com/?page=/en/urunler/id/227/eaton-9390-ups-40-160-kva.html . Please note this is an example. It may not match your voltage requirement.) Calculation is like this: 3 amp x 120 volt = 360 VA. You have 74 machines. 360 VA x 74 ea. = 26640 VA. This should be corrected for efficiency and power factor. 26640 VA should be taken as 38000 VA, which is 38 kVA including eff and pf. You should check it with an electrician in your country, of course. Upvote 0 Downvote
You need roughly 38 kVA unit. (Something like this: http://www.tuncmatik.com/?page=/en/urunler/id/227/eaton-9390-ups-40-160-kva.html . Please note this is an example. It may not match your voltage requirement.) Calculation is like this: 3 amp x 120 volt = 360 VA. You have 74 machines. 360 VA x 74 ea. = 26640 VA. This should be corrected for efficiency and power factor. 26640 VA should be taken as 38000 VA, which is 38 kVA including eff and pf. You should check it with an electrician in your country, of course.