PowerGuard MIL-UPS-2K3 Mil-Spec Military UPS System — 2.3 kVA Online, 30 min Backup
Part number (P/N)
PG-MILUPS-2K3-115-30M
Topology
Double-conversion online · AFE input
Input
115 VAC ±20%, 45–65 Hz, 3-phase
Output
115 VAC ±2.5 VAC, 60 Hz, pure sine
Rating
2.3 kVA (750 W nominal · 2.3 kW max.)
Backup
30 min · VRLA gel battery
Load power factor
Capacitive loads down to 0.3
THD / regulation
< 3% · ±2%
Standards
MIL-STD-1399 · 810G · 461F
Weight
82 kg (without batteries)
Company:ITAR-FreeNCAGE: TM885
Overview
Product and Purpose
PowerGuard MIL-UPS-2K3 is a military UPS system for naval platforms, shore systems and military electronic infrastructure, using a double-conversion online topology and producing a pure sine-wave output. It supplies critical military equipment — radar, communication equipment, computer systems, sensors and low power factor capacitive loads — with uninterrupted, clean and stable power.
In an online topology the load is always fed through the inverter, so input interruptions, voltage fluctuations and noise never reach it. When the supply fails completely, the VRLA gel battery pack takes over and provides 30 minutes of backup.
Engineering Capability
Input stage — AFE rectifier: The Active Front-End (AFE) rectifier architecture delivers high efficiency, low harmonic distortion and stable DC bus management across a 115 VAC ±20% input range. Sudden voltage changes, imbalances or harmonic faults on shore power are isolated at the AFE stage.
| Input feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Input voltage | 115 VAC (line-to-line), ±20% — operates from 92 to 138 VAC |
| Input frequency | 45–65 Hz |
| Input configuration | 3-phase (R, S, T + PE) |
| Input power factor | > 0.95 |
| Maximum input current | 25–30 A |
| Input protection | Overcurrent, undervoltage, reverse phase sequence, harmonic distortion |
Output stage — PWM-controlled inverter: A high-frequency PWM-controlled inverter produces a constant 115 VAC pure sine wave whether the load is capacitive, has a low power factor or draws inrush current, so radar transceivers, modems and radio systems run unaffected by power fluctuations.
| Output feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Nominal output voltage | 115 VAC (±2.5 VAC) |
| Output frequency | 60 Hz (±0.1 Hz) |
| Waveform | Pure sine |
| Rating | 2.3 kVA |
| Nominal / maximum output power | 750 W / 2.3 kW |
| Maximum output current | 12 A |
| Load power factor | 0.3 (capacitive load support) |
| Voltage regulation | ±2% |
| THD | < 3% (linear load) |
| Transient response | < 10 ms |
| Inrush current | 20 A @ 10 seconds |
| Bypass | Manual bypass, uninterrupted transfer |
Battery and backup: VRLA gel (sealed, maintenance-free) battery, 30 minutes of backup, thermal management and battery protection algorithms, battery status on the OLED display.
Monitoring, control and safety:
- Dual OLED displays: Information display (voltage, current, frequency, battery) and warning / fault display (FAULT LIST)
- Remote monitoring: Monitoring and remote on/off over the Ethernet interface (KN6)
- BIT (Built-In Test)
- Guarded emergency stop, silenceable audible alarm, BY-PASS and RESET buttons
- Protection: Overcurrent, over/undervoltage, short circuit, overtemperature and battery protection
Standards and mechanical design:
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Standards | MIL-STD-1399 · MIL-STD-810G · MIL-STD-461F |
| Enclosure | 5754 aluminium alloy, corrosion-resistant finish |
| Vibration isolation | 6-point vibration isolators |
| Cooling | Forced air — guarded, filtered fan units |
| Dimensions (W × H × D, body) | 600 × 747 × 584 mm (base 660 × 528 mm, overall height 774 mm) |
| Door | Front door secured with three latches |
| Handling | 4 lifting eyes, two side handles, base mounting frame |
| Weight | 82 kg (without batteries) |
| Terminals | R-S-T-PE input and L1-L2-L3-PE output terminals in a covered compartment |
| Physical ruggedness | Dust, vibration, humidity, rain and shock resistance |
Backup Runtime and Battery
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Backup time | 30 minutes at 2 kW load |
| Battery | VRLA gel, sealed and maintenance-free |
| Battery management | Thermal management and battery protection algorithms |
| Battery status | Voltage, current and state on the OLED information display |
| Rated power | 2.3 kVA |
| Nominal / maximum output power | 750 W / 2.3 kW |
| Transfer on supply failure | None: online double conversion feeds the load through the inverter at all times |
The VRLA gel battery pack provides 30 minutes of backup at a 2 kW load; runtime at other loads is confirmed with the quotation.
Typical Applications
- Naval and shore systems: Uninterrupted supply for mission-critical equipment
- Radar, sonar, electro-optical and communication systems
- Defence electronics control units and computer infrastructure
- Command and control centres and mission consoles
- Platforms with capacitive loads: Military systems with low power factor loads
- Mobile or fixed military power systems
Naval and Shipboard UPS (MIL-STD-1399)
MIL-UPS-2K3 was developed as a military UPS (uninterruptible power supply) for naval platforms and shore installations, and MIL-STD-1399 is listed in its datasheet together with MIL-STD-810G and MIL-STD-461F. Features that matter on board:
- Shore power disturbances: the AFE input isolates sudden voltage variations, imbalance and harmonic faults; input protection covers over-current, under-voltage, reverse phase sequence and harmonic distortion
- Supply format: 3-phase 115 VAC ±20%, 45–65 Hz input; 115 VAC 60 Hz (±0.1 Hz) pure-sine output
- Shipboard loads: stable operation on capacitive loads down to a 0.3 power factor, for radar transceivers, sonar, electro-optical and communication systems
- Enclosure: 5754 aluminium alloy with corrosion-resistant coating, six-point vibration isolators, military-type lug cable entries and forced-air cooling through guarded, filtered fans
- Maintenance and safety: manual bypass transfers the load without interruption; guarded emergency stop, silenceable alarm, BIT and Ethernet (KN6) monitoring
The TEDEG Advantage
Commercial UPS units often become unstable on capacitive, low power factor loads. MIL-UPS-2K3 is designed to run stably on capacitive loads down to a 0.3 power factor, and its AFE input keeps shore power disturbances away from the load. Manual bypass keeps the load running during maintenance and testing.
For short-term on-vehicle backup after engine shutdown see the Supercapacitor Auxiliary Power Backup Unit; for isolated 115 VAC from a 400 VAC grid see the 400/115 VAC AC-AC Inverter.
Corporate assurance: TEDEG Defence is an approved supplier of ASELSAN, Roketsan and the Turkish Ministry of National Defence (MSB), with NATO supplier registration under NCAGE: TM885.
Production status: The images on this page show the pre-series validation unit.
Specifications
| Part number (P/N) | PG-MILUPS-2K3-115-30M |
| Topology | Double-conversion online · AFE input |
| Input | 115 VAC ±20%, 45–65 Hz, 3-phase |
| Output | 115 VAC ±2.5 VAC, 60 Hz, pure sine |
| Rating | 2.3 kVA (750 W nominal · 2.3 kW max.) |
| Backup | 30 min · VRLA gel battery |
| Load power factor | Capacitive loads down to 0.3 |
| THD / regulation | < 3% · ±2% |
| Standards | MIL-STD-1399 · 810G · 461F |
| Weight | 82 kg (without batteries) |
MIL-STD Compliance
MIL-STD-1399
Shipboard Electrical PowerMIL-STD-810G
EnvironmentalMIL-STD-461F
EMI/EMCSee Certifications & Quality for our test and validation approach, and our Test & Validation service for programme-specific testing.
Datasheet
Engineering Support
Our engineering services can adapt this product to your platform, integrate it or test it against your programme requirements.
FAQ
Why does an online (double-conversion) UPS matter?+
In an online topology the load is always fed through the inverter. Input interruptions, voltage fluctuations and noise never reach the load, and there is no transfer moment when the grid fails. For sensitive loads such as radar and communications, that is a critical difference.
How much backup does it provide?+
The VRLA gel battery pack provides 30 minutes of backup at a 2 kW load. The batteries are sealed and maintenance-free; battery voltage, current and status are shown on the OLED information display.
Can it supply capacitive loads?+
Yes. MIL-UPS-2K3 is designed to run stably on capacitive loads down to a 0.3 power factor. The PWM-controlled inverter produces a constant 115 VAC pure sine regardless of the load, with THD below 3% on linear loads.
Which standards is it designed to?+
The datasheet lists MIL-STD-1399, MIL-STD-810G and MIL-STD-461F: MIL-STD-461F-level filtering and shielding for EMI/EMC, and temperature, humidity, vibration, shock and mechanical stress under MIL-STD-810G.
Can it be monitored remotely?+
Yes. Monitoring and remote on/off control are available over the Ethernet interface (KN6). The unit also has dual OLED displays, alarm codes and fault logs.
What are its dimensions and weight?+
Body dimensions are 600 × 747 × 584 mm (W × H × D) and weight without batteries is 82 kg. It has 4 lifting eyes and two side handles for handling, and sits on 6-point vibration isolators.
What information should I send for a MIL-UPS-2K3 quotation?+
To size the system, send the load power (kVA / kW) and power factor, including whether the load is capacitive; the backup time you need (the standard battery pack gives 30 minutes at a 2 kW load); your supply (MIL-UPS-2K3 takes 3-phase 115 VAC ±20%, 45–65 Hz and delivers 115 VAC 60 Hz); the installation site, such as a ship, a shore installation or a fixed or mobile system; and whether you need remote monitoring over Ethernet (KN6). Send these details through the quotation form.
Military UPS vs commercial UPS: what is the difference?+
A commercial UPS is usually built for IT loads in an office or data-centre environment. A military UPS is built around the platform it serves: its supply, its loads and its environment. On MIL-UPS-2K3 the difference shows in five places:
- Standards: designed to MIL-STD-1399, MIL-STD-810G and MIL-STD-461F, the standards listed in its datasheet.
- Loads: stable operation on capacitive loads down to a 0.3 power factor, where commercial UPS units often become unstable; 115 VAC 60 Hz pure-sine output with THD below 3% on linear loads.
- Supply: 3-phase 115 VAC ±20%, 45–65 Hz input through an AFE rectifier that keeps shore power disturbances away from the load; online double conversion, so there is no transfer moment when the supply fails.
- Back-up power: a sealed, maintenance-free VRLA gel battery pack gives 30 minutes at a 2 kW load.
- Construction and safety: 5754 aluminium alloy enclosure with a corrosion-resistant finish, 6-point vibration isolators, guarded and filtered fans, guarded emergency stop, manual bypass, BIT and Ethernet (KN6) monitoring.


