Ippon has launched the Innova TA 6000 and 10000 single-phase uninterruptible power supplies. These devices utilize double-conversion technology to protect critical equipment from power surges, voltage drops, and outages.
The units feature a power factor of 1.0, providing 6 kW or 10 kW of active power. The ECO mode offers an efficiency of up to 98%, while the standard linear mode provides 95% efficiency, helping to reduce operational costs.
The Innova TA 6000 includes 20 batteries with a 7 Ah capacity, while the TA 10000 uses 20 batteries with a 9 Ah capacity. Users can connect up to 6 external battery modules to extend runtime, with adjustable charging currents from 1 to 4 A.
The systems include both automatic and mechanical bypasses, allowing for maintenance without interrupting the load. They operate within an input voltage range of 160–275 V at full load to ensure stability in low-quality power grids.
Connectivity options include USB, RS-232, SNMP/HTTP slots, and programmable dry contacts. Up to three units can be linked into an N+X redundant cluster. The devices are designed for IT, medical, industrial, and residential applications.
