E11A152B001TW Sanyo Denki
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The E11A152B001TW is a 1.5 kVA hybrid power supply from Sanyo Denki's SANUPS Power Supplies series. It delivers a rated output power of 1.05 kW and supports output voltages of 100, 110, 115, or 120 V. This unit features a VRLA battery with 306 Wh energy and offers a 5-minute backup time, with a total mass of 22 kilograms.
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The E11A152B001TW is an uninterruptible power supply produced by Sanyo Denki for the SANUPS Power Supplies series. It safeguards programmable controllers, servo drives, and industrial networks against utility disturbances by providing regulated AC power and immediate battery backup. Its hybrid double-conversion arrangement combines high efficiency with tight voltage regulation, making the unit suitable for control panels that must remain energized during brief outages or brownouts. This arrangement also helps protect connected equipment from voltage fluctuations that could interrupt automated processes or cause control systems to restart unexpectedly.
Utility power enters through a NEMA 5-20P connector, and the unit accepts input voltages of 100, 110, 115, or 120 V. The inverter can furnish up to 1.5 kVA of apparent power while sustaining a real power output of 1.05 kW. These ratings support motors, relays, and PLC racks operating at a 0.7 lagging power factor. Internally, a valve-regulated lead-acid battery pack stores 306 Wh of energy, allowing the system to operate at full rated load for 5 minutes. The hybrid topology keeps the inverter synchronized with the utility supply, allowing transfer to battery power without switching transients while maintaining a continuous sine-wave output. Four NEMA 5-20R receptacles provide the selected output voltage and allow branch circuits to be connected without adapters.
During double-conversion operation, the chassis releases 200 W of heat, so forced-air ventilation is recommended when the UPS is installed in a confined cabinet. The enclosure measures 150 mm wide, 450 mm deep, and 250 mm high, allowing tower placement beside drives or horizontal installation on a shelf beneath I/O modules. Adequate clearance around the ventilation openings helps prevent heat buildup and supports stable operation inside crowded control panels. The unit weighs 22 kg, so its mounting surface must be able to support the enclosure securely. Its sturdy housing also helps it withstand vibration commonly encountered on automated assembly lines.
