CPM 300 / 360
Piller · Flywheel UPS

Piller CPM 300 / 360

CPM is Piller's Critical Power Module: static UPS technology with an integrated kinetic energy store with guaranteed capacity for delayed transfer to standby generators. The module is supplied as two cabinets or pre-tested on a skid.

300 / 360 kW per modulepower
Up to 8 units (2400/2880 kW)parallel
Above 96 % at 25 % load, up to 98.5 % (IEC 62040-3)efficiency
POWERBRIDGE™ PB6+energy store
  • Data centres that must be built quickly
  • Installation in white space, service corridor or plant room
  • Containerised M&E solutions
Price on requestRange: 300/360 kW modules, up to 2400/2880 kW

Technical data

ManufacturerPiller
TypeFlywheel UPS
Power300 / 360 kW per module
ParallelUp to 8 units (2400/2880 kW)
EfficiencyAbove 96 % at 25 % load, up to 98.5 % (IEC 62040-3)
Energy storePOWERBRIDGE™ PB6+
AmbientAmbient up to 50 °C
Short circuit100 kA short-circuit withstand

Source: www.piller.com.

Technology

How it works

In normal operation CPM runs full double conversion (VFI). Where the supply allows, the IEC version can switch to VI (voltage conditioning) or VFD (ECO) mode, where efficiency approaches 99 %.

With several modules in parallel, Enhanced Redundancy Mode (ERM) keeps only the number of modules needed for redundancy active and places the rest in active standby.

With the energy store inside the module there is no battery room, battery build or DC cabling – and the module tolerates up to 50 °C, so free cooling can be used.

CPM 300 / 360

Application

Where it fits

  • Data centres that must be built quickly
  • Installation in white space, service corridor or plant room
  • Containerised M&E solutions
  • Projects avoiding batteries

Versions and options

  • Skid-mounted and factory-tested
  • Containerised with switchgear
  • UL version (UL 1778)
  • Modbus TCP/IP, SNMP, OPC
CPM 300 / 360

Service

Operation and maintenance

Piller states a single annual service visit and an extended 10-year interval for major maintenance, carried out on site.

A rotary plant should always be load-tested at commissioning – stepped load, utility failures and transfer to engine.

Load bank test

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Read more at Bluecircle

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