ATS 15-40 KW
Оn electric motors and pump units.
The warranty on generators is from 1 year.
In any way convenient for you
They provide a comprehensive solution to the energy generation, engineering and driving force needs of your enterprise.
Characteristics
| Device Type | ATS Control Unit (Automatic Transfer Switch) |
| Compatible Generator Power Range | 15 – 40 kW |
| Nominal Voltage | 230 V (1 phase) / 400 V (3 phases) |
| Grid Frequency | 50 / 60 Hz |
| Operation Mode | Automatic / Manual |
| Status Indicator | LED (grid presence, generator operation, errors) |
| Mounting Type | Wall-mounted (indoor or outdoor installation in a cabinet) |
| Enclosure Protection Class | IP54 / IP65 (depending on the enclosure version) |
| Protection Functions | Backfeed protection, phase monitoring, switching delay |
| Compatibility | Compatible with most diesel and petrol generators equipped with an automation connector |
Product Description
The ATS Control Unit (Automatic Transfer Switch) with a capacity of 15 to 40 kW is an intelligent device designed for seamless load switching between the main power grid and a backup power source (generator).
This unit minimizes the human factor: in the event of a power outage or when grid parameters go beyond the normal range, the ATS automatically sends a signal to start the generator and switches consumers to the backup line. Once stable centralized power supply is restored, the device transfers the facility back to the main grid and safely shuts down the generator.
Key Advantages:
High Reliability: Instant response to grid emergency situations.
Equipment Safety: Built-in protection against backfeed, overload, and short circuits.
Autonomy: Fully automatic operation cycle requiring no constant operator control.
Versatility: Perfectly suited for both three-phase and single-phase systems in commercial, industrial, and residential sectors.
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