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Voltruc Switching Power Supply use in Substation

Industry Background

Power plants and substations extensively use DC operating power supplies, relay protection devices, and closing mechanisms, which require highly reliable DC panel power supplies, typically 110Vdc or 220Vdc systems. Power equipment must withstand high-voltage DC surges and provide redundancy capabilities.

Core Requirements
  1. High-voltage DC input/output (110V/220V)
  2. High reliability with N+1 redundancy design
  3. Strong anti-interference capability to adapt to harsh electromagnetic environments
  4. Real-time monitoring and fault alarms
  5. Recommended Product Portfolio
Recommended Product Portfolio
Product SeriesRecommended FeaturesKey Parameters / Selling Points
RCT2000 Rectifier System (110Vdc/220Vdc)Provides charging modules for DC panels; single module: 20A (110V) / 10A (220V); supports parallel expansionInput: 90–290Vac; comprehensive battery management; supports RS485
DT1000 Power Inverter (110V/220V)Converts DC panel power to AC for powering AC instruments, lighting, and other equipment within substationsPower rating: 1KVA–10KVA; pure sine wave; high-frequency PWM technology
DT2000 Parallel Power InverterDesigned for high-power applications (e.g., power plant administration buildings); supports parallel operation of multiple units with N+1 redundancyPower rating: 3KVA–10KVA per module; up to 80KVA in system cabinet
STS1000 Static Transfer SwitchUsed for dual-input AC power switching to ensure reliable power supply to critical loadsSwitching time: <4ms (single-phase) / <6ms (three-phase)
Success Stories
  • Pu’er Substation and Jin’an Substation, Yunnan: The DT1000 power inverter was deployed to convert DC panel power into AC, providing stable power supply for monitoring equipment.
  • Huaneng Haimen Power Plant and Rogun Hydropower Plant, Tajikistan: The RCT2000 rectifier system and DT2000 parallel inverter were adopted to build the operating power system for the power plants.
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