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Uninterruptible Power Supply UPS ONLINE USV-Systeme XANTO 10000
The ONLINE USV-Systeme XANTO 10000 is a double-conversion uninterruptible power supply (UPS) with 10 kVA apparent power and 8000 W rated output. Designed in a rack/tower 2U form factor and finished in black, the unit provides continuous online protection for servers, network hardware, control systems and other sensitive equipment. Double-conversion topology isolates connected devices from input disturbances and ensures a seamless transfer to battery in the event of mains failure. The XANTO 10000 supports terminal AC outputs and offers an RS-232 serial interface for local monitoring; battery recharge time is specified at approximately 4 hours.
Double-conversion operation guarantees continuous, clean sine-wave output and full decoupling from mains disturbances such as voltage spikes, dips and harmonic distortion. The unit incorporates Dynamic Power Technology (DPT) which adapts output power dynamically to the load and can increase active power availability up to the nominal rating, allowing more effective use of installed capacity compared with conventional UPS designs. The model supports parallel operation for redundancy or increased total power, and efficiency of up to 98% helps reduce operating costs and heat dissipation.
Install the XANTO 10000 in a suitable 19-inch rack or use the tower configuration according to the included mounting instructions; the front display can be adapted for horizontal mounting. Connect the input mains supply and route the terminal AC outputs to the protected loads. Use the RS-232 interface or supplied DataWatch software for local monitoring and orderly shutdown procedures. When extending runtime, connect approved external battery packs to the dedicated battery connectors; ensure battery packs are compatible with the XANTO charging characteristics. For redundancy or performance expansion, interconnect up to three XANTO units in parallel following the manufacturer’s parallel connection procedure.
Place the UPS in a controlled environment with adequate ventilation and within the specified operating temperature range. Regularly test the battery runtime and replace batteries according to the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule. Use the provided DataWatch software or an SNMP adapter for centralized monitoring and safe, automated shutdown of connected systems. When planning capacity, consider using Dynamic Power Technology to select the smallest UPS that meets active power requirements and, if necessary, employ parallel operation or external battery packs to scale power or autonomy.
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