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VDCDPIselectionguide

questionmarkbig1The main difference is that a VDC (Voltage Dip Compensator) protects against momentary voltage sags whereas DPI (Dip Proof Inverter) protects against voltage interruptions (zero volts) AND momentary sags.

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Voltage Sag Support

 

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DPI support zone

Voltage Sags to Interruptions (zero volts)

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VDC support zone

protects against Voltage Sags

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Sag:
A short-term decrease in voltage lasting anywhere from milliseconds up to a few seconds.

Momentary Interruption:


A very short loss of utility power that lasts up to 2 seconds.

Not sure what kind of voltage fluctuations your facility experiences?

Information:
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