AMF & ATS Panel
The AMF panel is designed to monitor the mains (utility) power supply. In the event of a mains power failure or disruption, the AMF panel automatically starts and transfers the load to an alternate power source, such as a generator.
Components and Features
Controller
Monitors the status of the mains power supply and controls the starting and stopping of the generator.
Automatic Start Module
Initiates the generator in response to a mains power failure.
Switchgear
Includes devices such as contactors to facilitate the transfer of the load from mains to the generator.
Where It Works
Critical Infrastructure
AMF and ATS panels are commonly used in critical facilities such as hospitals, data centers, telecommunications facilities, and industrial plants where uninterrupted power is essential.
Residential and Commercial Buildings
In situations where a standby generator is employed, AMF and ATS panels provide a reliable solution to automatically switch to backup power during mains power failures.
Remote Sites
Applications include remote sites where a continuous power supply is required, and manual intervention is not feasible.
By the Numbers
- Voltage rating : The voltage rating depends on the specific application and the electrical system's requirements.
- Current rating : The current-carrying capacity is determined based on the connected load and the power sources involved.
The Difference
Continuous Power Supply
- Ensures a continuous and reliable power supply by seamlessly transferring the load to a backup source in the event of mains power failure.
Automation
- The automation provided by AMF and ATS panels eliminates the need for manual intervention during power transitions, reducing downtime.
Protection
- Protects sensitive equipment and systems from power fluctuations and interruptions.
Versatility
- Can be integrated with different power sources, such as generators, alternate grid connections, or renewable energy systems.