Comparison Between the Transformer Configuration

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UPS with Integrated Transformer UPS with Inbuilt Isolation Transformer Full Galvonic Isolation on Online Mode & Bypass Mode. The isolation transformer if installed at input or output of the UPS, provides galvanic isolation between upstream and downstream electrical system.This is described in the below attached document from IEEE. EMI Disturbances : Neutral on by pass line directly and permanently grid to UPS output & No Galvonic Isolation. single isolation transformer connected at UPS output can achieve the same even with dual input source (separate input & bypass source). Placing isolation transformer in bypass along with inverter transformer will increase capital expenses, running cost (energy loss) as well as space requirement Transformer heat dissipation exhausted sperately, Since it is Integrated Transformer Transformer Heat dissipation & decrese in service life of the internal Component Minimize the common mode noise between neutral and ground Common Mode Nosie will be high compared to Integrated type Minimize the voltage difference between neutral and ground conductor High compare to Integrated type Neutral distribution is not required from the source till transformer Neutral dsitribution required upto transformer Isolation transformer will act as an impendence and limit the fault current on bypass & Interver path Fault current will not limited in Bypass Path

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  • UPS with Integrated Transformer UPS with Inbuilt Isolation Transformer

    Full Galvonic Isolation on Online Mode & Bypass Mode.

    The isolation transformer if installed at input or output of the UPS, provides galvanic

    isolation between upstream and downstream electrical system.This is described in the

    below attached document from IEEE.

    EMI Disturbances :

    Neutral on by pass line directly and permanently grid to UPS output & No Galvonic

    Isolation.

    single isolation transformer connected at UPS output can achieve the same even with

    dual input source (separate input & bypass source).

    Placing isolation transformer in bypass along with inverter transformer will increase capital

    expenses, running cost (energy loss) as well as space requirement

    Transformer heat dissipation exhausted sperately, Since it is Integrated Transformer Transformer Heat dissipation & decrese in service life of the internal Component

    Minimize the common mode noise between neutral and ground Common Mode Nosie will be high compared to Integrated type

    Minimize the voltage difference between neutral and ground conductor High compare to Integrated type

    Neutral distribution is not required from the source till transformer Neutral dsitribution required upto transformer

    Isolation transformer will act as an impendence and limit the fault current on bypass &

    Interver path Fault current will not limited in Bypass Path