Voltage fluctuations and voltage dips can have serious consequences for machines and systems. Losses of data and an uncontrolled process stop result in downtimes and expensive consequential damage. Uninterruptable power supplies compensate these fluctuations with the help of a buffer medium and conduct a controlled shutdown or process stop for industrial PCs, machines, and systems.

J. Schneider Elektrotechnik is one of the pioneers of uninterruptible power supplies when it comes to batteries or capacitors as a buffer medium. The CAPTEC 2410-14 is new in the product portfolio of the company, which is located in Offenburg, Germany. With 24 V or 12 V in the input and output and an output current of max. 10 A, i is indispensable for protecting an industrial PC or important functions in machines and systems. The possible buffer time depends on the state of charge, the output current, and the cell voltage of the capacitors. For example, with an output current of 2 A, the device can achieve a buffer time of five minutes while at 10 A 47 seconds will be buffered.

The TECControl software, which controls the shutdown of the IPC, is optionally available. As a special highlight, this software can be used to focus on the service life (10 / 15 / 20 years) or the buffer time. For the user, this means the greatest possible flexibility: By changing the cell voltage, depending on the application, it is possible to choose between a longer buffer time, or a longer service life for maintenance-free units.