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Delta 15 KVA Online UPS (3:1)

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Delta EH Series 15kVA Online UPS provides reliable and stable power protection for critical equipment. With 3-phase input and single-phase output, online double-conversion technology, and a 240V DC battery system, it delivers clean and uninterrupted power for IT rooms, telecommunications, banking, medical facilities, and industrial applications.

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Product overview

  • 15kVA / 12kW capacity for reliable power protection.
  • 3-phase input and single-phase output for flexible power distribution.
  • 240V DC battery voltage for dependable backup performance.
  • Online double-conversion technology for clean and stable power.
  • Built-in maintenance bypass switch for continuous power availability during UPS maintenance or failure.

Specifications

BrandDelta
Capacity15 KVA
Input Voltage220/380 VAC
Output Voltage220/230/240 VAC
Output Power Factor0.8
Battery Voltage240 V
Charging Current4A
CommunicationSMART Slot × 1, MINI Slot × 1, Parallel Port × 2, RS232 Port × 1, REPO Port × 1, Charger Detection Port × 1
Warranty12 Months
Weight45 Kgs
Dimensions (W*D*H)250 x 610 x 650 mm

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Subject to stock availability, same-day delivery and installation are available in Kathmandu, Butwal, and nearby areas. Delivery is also available to other locations across Nepal, depending on location and delivery arrangements. Our team can deliver the product to your location and provide professional installation for a hassle-free setup.
An Online UPS provides output according to its rated power factor. For example, a 10 KVA UPS with a 0.9 power factor can provide up to 9,000 watts of output.
Yes, an Online UPS uses batteries for backup. Models with internal batteries typically provide around 5–10 minutes of backup, while external batteries can be connected for longer backup times depending on the required backup duration.
The required UPS capacity depends on your total load and equipment. For the right size and configuration, consult our technical team for expert guidance.
An Online UPS provides continuous, stable power with zero transfer time and better protection, while an inverter mainly provides backup power during outages. An Online UPS generally costs more because of its advanced power protection features, while an inverter is a more affordable option for regular home and office use.
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