RIC Electronics MX Industrial DC to AC Sinewave Inverter

Rice Electric

This modular, “hot swappable” inverter system can provide up to 20KW (1PH), 40KW (bi-phase) and 60KW (3PH, 208VAC).

Because of its modular design, MX is easily expandable and can provide N+1 redundancy to ensure an unforeseen failure does not take down the critical load.

MX Features

  • 1000 watt power modules
  • Redundant N+1 configuration
  • High efficiency
  • Minimizes output voltage distortion
  • Provides over and under voltage circuitry protection
  • Surface, rack or shelf mounting capability (depending on size)

For more information: 

http://ricelectronics.com/products/industrial-inverter/mx-inverter/

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