How should the power capacity of the UPS in the control room be determined, and what loads need to be taken into consideration?

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I would like to ask everyone: how should the power capacity of the UPS in the control room be determined, and what loads need to be taken into consideration?

Reply #22018-01-06

Conventionally, the power consumption of systems such as DCS, SIS, and ITCC must be taken into account, and power analysis should also be considered. Other important instruments and equipment such as 505/203/3500, as well as those powered by 220V.AC on site, must also be taken into consideration.

Reply #32018-01-06

505/203/3500, what kind of instruments are these?

Reply #42018-01-06

505/203/3500 is used for monitoring units

Reply #52018-01-09

To be honest, it’s all a rough estimate – the power of each electrical device is simply added up roughly. Smooth it out a bit more.

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