Critical power systems for industry worldwide

AVATEC POWER

Commercial UPS

NIKSA commercial UPS systems provide high-quality, uninterrupted AC power free from voltage variations, frequency variations, interruptions and spikes. The range uses online double-conversion technology with digital signal processing control and covers compact, tower and modular systems from 1 kVA to 200 kVA.


NIKSA ND11 Series compact online UPS

ND11 Series - Compact Online UPS

Rating: 1-3 kVA; single-phase input and output.

A compact tower UPS for small and medium business IT loads. It combines online protection with flexible battery options and intelligent monitoring.

Applications: Workstations, point-of-sale systems, small servers, network devices and office electronics.

NIKSA ND11 and ND31 Series online UPS units

ND11/31 Series - Online UPS

Rating: ND11 6–20 kVA; ND31 10–40 kVA. Single-phase and three-phase input configurations.

Compact online double-conversion protection for critical commercial loads, with IGBT power-factor-correction technology and a wide input range.

Applications: Server rooms, telecommunications, network equipment, business systems and sensitive electronic loads.

NIKSA ND33 Series tower UPS cabinets

ND33 Series - Three-Phase Tower UPS

Rating: 10-120 kVA for 380/400/415 V systems; 6-72 kVA for 200/208 V systems.

A true online double-conversion UPS with three high-speed DSP controllers for the rectifier, inverter and charger. The series supports parallel operation of up to six units and provides front-access serviceability.

Applications: Internet service providers, data centres, computing centres, banks, server rooms and precision equipment.

NIKSA NM Series modular online UPS cabinet

NM Series - Modular and Redundant Power System

Rating: 5–600 kVA.

Hot-swappable power modules provide scalable capacity, faster maintenance and continued load availability without a single point of failure. Each module has independent control, intelligent battery charging and system protection.

Applications: Data centres, computer systems and critical equipment.