Beneng inverter manufacturer

Why should you choose Benning inverter systems?

With the INVERTRONIC compact inverter series, BENNING offers safe and cost-efficient, single-phase, modular inverter systems. In combination with the TEBECHOP SE modular rectifier systems, the final product is a flexible, adaptable and cost-efficient platform for setting up complete battery-supported backup power supplies with maximum availability.

What range of inverters does Benning supply?

BENNING supplies the following range of inverters: power range: 5 kVA to 400 kVA output voltages: 220/230 V (adjustable ± 5%), 380/400 V (adjustable ± 5%) power range: 1.25 to 23 kVA 
 output voltages: 220 V, 230 V, 240 V (adjustable), 120 V (1.25 kVA module) power range: 10 kVA to 180 kVA

What is Benning power supply?

Learn more ... For decades, BENNING has been supplying modular AC and DC power supplies for battery-supported power supply of electronic systems in telecommunications, industry, medical and data technology. These include:

What are the advantages of modular inverters?

Compared to three-phase monoblock systems, INVERTRONIC modular inverters have a lower volume and weight. With n+1 redundancy, the parallel connection of the inverter modules results in power supply systems with maximum availability and a power range of 10 kVA – 180 kVA. Advantages of these inverters when setting up industrial power supplies:

What is an industrial inverter?

With these industrial inverters, very robust single and three-phase IGBT inverter systems (power range 10 kVA - 200 kVA) are available for tough industrial applications, for example as: These inverters are connected to battery-backed DC grids and reliably supply critical loads with good quality power.

What are Benning rectifiers used for?

These BENNING rectifiers can be used for power supply in conventional coal, gas or water power plants as well as in nuclear power plants. Irregularities in the public supply network cannot be prevented due to the feedback effects of large consumers being switching on or off at peak consumption times and due to lightning strikes.