Mitsubishi UPS FW-V Series

Mitsubishi's FW-V series (100V type) had its order acceptance end in May 2019. Additionally, specific models including FW-V20-1.0K, FW-VEB-01, and FW-V2CB-01 had their order acceptance end in June 2023.

This text provides detailed specifications for the Mitsubishi FW-V Series UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) models, including both 100V and 200V types. Here are the key points:

100V Tower Type FREQUPS (FW-V10 Series)

• Models: FW-V10-0.7K, FW-V10-1.0K, FW-V10-1.5K, FW-V10-2.0K, FW-V10-3.0K, FW-V10-5.0K
• Input: Single-phase 2-wire (AC85V~144V), power factor ≥0.95
• Output: Single-phase 2-wire, voltage 100V~120V ±2%, capacity up to 5.0kVA/3.5kW
• Battery: Sealed lead-acid battery, 5-year lifespan, 10 minutes backup time at full load
• Features: True sine wave output, seamless switchover during power loss, overload protection (110% for 30 sec, 140% for 3 sec), fan-cooled, RS-232C interface, low noise (45dB or less)

100V Rack Type FREQUPS (FW-V10R Series)

• Models: FW-V10R-1.5K, FW-V10R-3.0K
• Input: Single-phase 2-wire (AC85V~144V), power factor ≥0.95
• Output: Single-phase 2-wire, voltage 100V~120V ±2%, capacity up to 3.0kVA/2.1kW
• Battery: Similar to tower models with 10-minute backup time
• Features: Includes rack-mount design, true sine wave output, seamless switchover, RS-232C interface, and fan cooling

200V Series FREQUPS (FW-V20 Series)

• Models: FW-V20-1.0K, FW-V20-3.0K, FW-V20-5.0K
• Input: Single-phase 2-wire (AC200V~240V), power factor ≥0.95
• Output: Single-phase or three-wire, voltage 200V240V or 100V120V, capacity up to 5.0kVA/3.5kW
• Battery: Sealed lead-acid, 5-year lifespan, 10-minute backup
• Features: True sine wave output, seamless switchover, RS-232C interface, low noise (45dB), and optional external battery expansion

General Notes:

1. UPS models feature surge protection, peak current handling up to 300% of rated capacity, and overload protection.
2. External interfaces include RS-232C and slots for optional expansion boards.
3. For some models, an external step-down transformer is required to handle capacities 1.5 times the UPS rating.
4. The 200V series should not be connected to half-wave rectified loads.

This information is useful for selecting and configuring the appropriate UPS model based on capacity and input/output needs, ensuring proper handling of power surges, and backup requirements.