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Data center 2N UPS single-line — Single Line Diagram

This data center 2N UPS single-line diagram shows two independent power paths from 13.8 kV utilities to a critical IT load. Utility A feeds TX-A, Switchgear A, UPS A, and PDU A. Utility B follows the parallel path through TX-B, Switchgear B, UPS B, and PDU B. Each transformer is rated 2500 kVA and steps down to 480 V; each UPS is rated 1 MW. The two PDU outputs enter a 1600 A static transfer switch, which supplies the critical load.

סוג תרשים קו יחידתקן IEEE Std 315 + ANSI device numberingמנוע schematex-sldעודכן 24.9.2026
Data center 2N UPS single-line
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הבקשה

“Draw a 2N data center UPS single-line with two 13.8 kV utilities, 2500 kVA 13.8 kV/480 V transformers, separate 480 V switchgear and 1 MW UPS paths feeding PDU A and PDU B, then a 1600 A static transfer switch and critical IT load.”

ואז נסוAdd a protected feeder from PDU A.Change both UPS ratings to 1.5 MW.
מה מופיע בתרשים הזה

פענחו את ההחלטות שמאחוריו.

01Independent sources

Utility A and Utility B each feed a separate transformer, switchgear bus, and UPS.

02Matched transformation

Both transformers step 13.8 kV down to 480 V and are rated 2500 kVA.

03Separate distribution

UPS A feeds PDU A and UPS B feeds PDU B before the paths meet.

04Selected critical feed

The 1600 A static transfer switch selects between the two PDU inputs for the critical IT load.

Use this one-line to explain a dual-path UPS topology with a static-transfer-fed load. Confirm capacity, maintenance bypasses, protection coordination, and the actual IT distribution design with the project engineer.

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שאלות נפוצות

שאלות נפוצות

What does 2N mean in this UPS diagram?

It denotes two independent power paths, each capable of supporting the intended critical-load requirement when properly sized.

Why do the PDU paths meet at a static transfer switch?

The static transfer switch selects one PDU source for the depicted critical load rather than paralleling the two sources.

Are the two 1 MW UPS units automatically sufficient?

No. Their capacity must be checked against the critical load, power factor, redundancy target, battery runtime, and future growth.

Is this a switching procedure?

No. It is a one-line topology. Site-specific operating procedures require approved protection and commissioning information.