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Improved System and Operating Efficiency |
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- Higher Power Delivery
- DC to DC system –AC Conversion Step Eliminated
- Better Performance with Less Fuel Consumption
- Simplified Equipment Requirements
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Reduced Installation Costs of Backup Power Equipment |
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- No Transfer Switch Required
- Reduced Number of Battery Strings
- Simplified Installation Wiring
- First Cost and Replacement Cost Advantages
- Potential Onsite Cabinet Re-design with Smaller Footprint
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Lower Operating Costs of the Overall Site |
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- 50% to 75% Fewer Batteries Required at Each Site
- Extends Life of Onsite Batteries
- Prevents Excessive Discharge of Batteries
- Fewer Service Dispatch Events
- Reduced Technician Time to Maintain Batteries
- Eliminates Need to Dispatch Portable Generators
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