How does an Automatic Transfer Switch ATS work?
An Automatic Transfer Switch, abbreviated ATS, supplies end devices with sufficient power. If the primary voltage source fails, the ATS automatically switches to the second voltage source. Connected devices are not affected and can continue to run without any problems. This means that your power supply is constantly maintained. The compact 19″ (inch) transfer switch from EPS, ATS3020RM LOCK G2, is highly available and also has only 1U (height unit) installation height. It can be easily installed directly in the 19″ rack . The ATS3020RM LOCK G2 has two power inputs and thus offers a redundant power supply.
Advantages of the ATS3020 RM LOCK G2 at a glance:
- Automatic switching from primary grid to secondary grid – primary grid freely selectable
- Safe switching even with phase offset
- Current current display directly on the device
- Measurement of current, voltage, phase angle, etc
- Self-locking IEC-Lock sockets
- Visual and acoustic notification of the operating status
- Network interface (10/100MBit/s)
- IPv6 ready
- IP Access Control
- HTTP/HTTPS, SSH, E-Mail(SSL,STARTTLS) DHCP, Syslog
- SNMPv1, v2c, v3 (Get/Traps)
- Configuration and control via Telnet
- Radius, MODBUS TCP and MQTT
- Input: 2xC20 16A 230VAC
- Output: max. Electricity 16-1×4-speed C13 IEC LOCK 10A
-1×4-way C13 IEC LOCK 10A with thermal fuse
-1x C19 IEC LOCK 16A
Available variants of the ATS3020RM LOCK G2:
- ATS3020RM LOCK G2 C14
- ATS3020RM LOCK G2 C20
- ATS3020RM LOCK G2 CEE
- ATS3020RM LOCK G2 Schuko
