Abstract: A power converter includes a plurality of power conversion units connected to one another in parallel, each including an AC/DC converter (rectifier) that converts AC power from an AC input power supply (commercial power supply) into DC power, a DC/DC converter (DC power converter) that converts the DC power from the AC/DC converter, and a current detector that detects charge current flowing from the DC/DC converter as well as discharge current flowing to the DC/DC converter. The power converter further includes a battery (electrical storage unit) that is charged by a subset of DC/DC converters among the DC/DC converters of the plurality of power conversion units, as well as a CPU (controller) that controls the DC/DC converters of the plurality of power conversion units.

Abstract: In an uninterruptible power supply, first connection members that connect input side-switches of a plurality of uninterruptible power supply modules to each other and that connect output-side switches of the plurality of uninterruptible power supply modules to each other, and second connection members connected in parallel to the first connection members are disposed at positions accessible from a front side of the uninterruptible power supply modules.

Abstract: An uninterruptible power supply includes an AC power source that supplies AC power to a load and includes a main AC input power source, an electromagnetic contactor provided between the AC power source and the load and excited to be switched on or off, and a first switch that switches between a first AC voltage of the main AC input power source and a second AC voltage capable of being supplied independently of the first AC voltage so as to excite the electromagnetic contactor.

Abstract: A power converter includes a plurality of power conversion units connected to one another in parallel, each including an AC/DC converter (rectifier) that converts AC power from an AC input power supply (commercial power supply) into DC power, a DC/DC converter (DC power converter) that converts the DC power from the AC/DC converter, and a current detector that detects charge current flowing from the DC/DC converter as well as discharge current flowing to the DC/DC converter. The power converter further includes a battery (electrical storage unit) that is charged by a subset of DC/DC converters among the DC/DC converters of the plurality of power conversion units, as well as a CPU (controller) that controls the DC/DC converters of the plurality of power conversion units.

Abstract: An uninterruptible power supply includes an input switch, an input filter, and a power converter disposed in this order, an output filter and an output switch disposed in this order from the power converter, and a plurality of conductors that connects the input switch, the input filter, the power converter, the output filter, and the output switch to each other in this order.

Abstract: In an uninterruptible power supply, first connection members that connect input side-switches of a plurality of uninterruptible power supply modules to each other and that connect output-side switches of the plurality of uninterruptible power supply modules to each other, and second connection members connected in parallel to the first connection members are disposed at positions accessible from a front side of the uninterruptible power supply modules.

Abstract: An uninterruptible power supply includes an input switch, an input filter, and a power converter disposed in this order, an output filter and an output switch disposed in this order from the power converter, and a plurality of conductors that connects the input switch, the input filter, the power converter, the output filter, and the output switch to each other in this order.

Abstract: An uninterruptible power supply includes an AC power source that supplies AC power to a load and includes a main AC input power source, an electromagnetic contactor provided between the AC power source and the load and excited to be switched on or off, and a first switch that switches between a first AC voltage of the main AC input power source and a second AC voltage capable of being supplied independently of the first AC voltage so as to excite the electromagnetic contactor.