Xtreme – TXVR – 3800 – 3.8 kVA – Isolated Electronic Voltage Regulator UPS

Xtreme Power TXVR — Isolated Electronic Voltage Regulator (No Batteries)

The Xtreme Power TXVR is an isolated electronic voltage regulator engineered for facilities that need clean, stable, noise-free power without the use of batteries. Designed for sites with severe voltage fluctuations, grounding problems, or electrical interference, the TXVR maintains output within ±1% even when the utility input swings from −45% to +45%. It’s an ideal solution for protecting sensitive IT, AV, control, and instrumentation loads when runtime isn’t required—but power quality is.

A built-in galvanic isolation transformer eliminates common-mode noise, reduces ground-related interference, and can help minimize the need for costly dedicated circuits. Optional configurable PDU outputs support a wide range of receptacle requirements, including mixed-voltage environments. The TXVR is also TAA compliant, making it well-suited for U.S. federal and government installations. And for long-term flexibility, the TXVR can be upgraded to a full UPS by adding firmware and external battery cabinets if runtime requirements change.

Key Features & Benefits

• Precision electronic regulation — Maintains output voltage within ±1% without batteries.
• Wide input voltage window — Corrects fluctuations from −45% to +45% for unstable utility conditions.
• Galvanic isolation transformer — Reduces common-mode noise and grounding issues for cleaner power conditioning.
• Surge & noise suppression — ANSI/IEEE C62.41 Cat. A & B protection (6kV / 200–500A, 100kHz ring wave).
• Ultra-low surge let-through — < 10V normal mode (L–N) and < 0.5V common mode (N–G) during surge events.
• Static transfer switch — Automatically transfers to isolated bypass during overload or internal fault.
• Optional configurable PDU — Supports dual-output voltages and diverse receptacle requirements (model dependent).
• LCD display — Real-time status, alarms, and precise monitoring.
• Maintenance bypass — Enables manual transfer to utility power during service.
• Upgradeable to UPS — Add firmware and external battery cabinets to gain runtime capability later.

At-a-Glance Specifications

Tell us your input voltage, target output voltage, load (kW), and site power issues (sags, noise, ground loops), and we’ll help you spec the right TXVR configuration for clean, stable power without batteries.