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Volter 27PTSSh (3x9) 27000 W

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AVR type: thyristor; Input voltage: 400 V (3 phases); Power (W): 27000; Input voltage (V): 145 – 285; Output voltage accuracy (±), %: 5.5; Response time (ms): 20; Efficiency (%): 98; Dimensions (mm): 420x350x160; Weight (kg): 29.2;
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Volter 27PTSSh (3x9) 27000 W
21000 W
27000 W
33000 W
42000 W
3 phasewall 
Type:thyristor
Power:active 27000 W
Input voltage:145 – 285 V
Efficiency:98 %
Output accuracy (±):5.5 %
Sockets:with grounding
Cooling:passive
Mount:wall, floor
All specifications
Specifications 27PTSSh (3x9)
Main
AVR typethyristor
Input voltage400 V (3 phases)
Power27000 W
Specs
Input voltage range145 – 285 V
Output voltage accuracy (±)5.5 %
Response time20 ms
Efficiency98 %
Voltmeterdigital
Sockets
Grounded sockets1
Terminal connection
Protection levels
Protectionoverheating
short circuit
overload
over / under voltage
General
Installationwall
floor
Coolingpassive
IP protection rating20
Carrying handle
Dimensions420x350x160 mm / 3 /
Weight29.2 kg / 3 /
Added to E-Catalogjune 2024
Information in model description is for reference purposes.
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Additional features avr Volter 27PTSSh (3x9):
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