Abstract: An uninterruptible power supply apparatus includes a power supply unit converting AC power to generate a DC voltage to be supplied to a loading device. The uninterruptible power supply apparatus further includes a first battery unit connected to the power supply unit to receive a DC current therefrom, and stores first DC power generated from the DC voltage. The first battery unit generates a DC voltage to be supplied to the loading device from the first DC power. The uninterruptible power supply apparatus includes a second battery unit connected in parallel to the power supply unit and stores second DC power, and generates, from the second DC power stored in the second battery unit, a DC voltage to be supplied to the loading device. The uninterruptible power supply apparatus further includes a controller for controlling operation of the power supply unit, the first battery unit and the second battery unit.

Abstract: An uninterruptible power supply apparatus includes a power supply unit converting AC power to generate a DC voltage to be supplied to a loading device. The uninterruptible power supply apparatus further includes a first battery unit connected to the power supply unit to receive a DC current therefrom, and stores first DC power generated from the DC voltage. The first battery unit generates a DC voltage to be supplied to the loading device from the first DC power. The uninterruptible power supply apparatus includes a second battery unit connected in parallel to the power supply unit and stores second DC power, and generates, from the second DC power stored in the second battery unit, a DC voltage to be supplied to the loading device. The uninterruptible power supply apparatus further includes a controller for controlling operation of the power supply unit, the first battery unit and the second battery unit.

Abstract: There is provided a maintenance bypass device capable of achieving safety and efficiency in replacing work of a UPS. The maintenance bypass device (1) is equipped between a power supply (300) and a load device (400) and in parallel with an uninterruptible power supply unit (100), and supplies power from the power supply (300) to said load device (400) when the uninterruptible power supply unit (100) is being detached. In the maintenance bypass device (1), the connection portions (15, 16) of connecting wires (501, 502) connected to the uninterruptible power supply unit (100) are disposed on a front panel (2) disposed on the front side and are a connector type that enables the connection portions (15, 16) to be connected to and disconnected from the connection wires (501, 502) without using a tool.

Abstract: Each of connection data 11, . . . , or 15, of the downstream side of a socket 1, . . . , or 5 or a panel board 6, 7, or 8 in a power supply direction, is generated in a tap 16, a UPS 25 and 35, or a terminal 24 or 34, and each of the connection data is transmitted to a electrical system wiring diagram generating terminal 36. Then, a wiring diagram is generated, based on connecting information 91 of the upstream side, which is registered in the generating terminal 36, and the plural connection data of the downstream sides.

Abstract: An Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) managing system is described for managing a plurality of small UPS devices, the small UPS device are connected to power supply routes between wall sockets and load devices. The UPS managing system comprises a plurality of lower controllers provided corresponding to each of small UPS devices or each of groups which is comprising at least two of said small UPS devices; a communication network for connecting a plurality of said lower controllers each other; and a higher controller connected to said communication network. In addition, each of said lower controllers generates connection information between each of its corresponding small UPS device(s) and each of load device(s) which is powered by said corresponding small UPS device(s), and transmits said connection information to said higher controller.

Abstract: Each of connection data 11, . . . , or 15, of the downstream side of a socket 1, . . . , or 5 or a panel board 6, 7, or 8 in a power supply direction, is generated in a tap 16, a UPS 25 and 35, or a terminal 24 or 34, and each of the connection data is transmitted to a electrical system wiring diagram generating terminal 36. Then, a wiring diagram is generated, based on connecting information 91 of the upstream side, which is registered in the generating terminal 36, and the plural connection data of the downstream sides.

Abstract: An Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) managing system is described for managing a plurality of small UPS devices, the small UPS device are connected to power supply routes between wall sockets and load devices. The UPS managing system comprises a plurality of lower controllers provided corresponding to each of small UPS devices or each of groups which is comprising at least two of said small UPS devices; a communication network for connecting a plurality of said lower controllers each other; and a higher controller connected to said communication network. In addition, each of said lower controllers generates connection information between each of its corresponding small UPS device(s) and each of load device(s) which is powered by said corresponding small UPS device(s), and transmits said connection information to said higher controller.