Feeding load with two 220V AC power supplies to reach uninterrupted power supply.

[EEngineer93]

As shown in the diagram, I am trying to connect two power sources to load. The battery source is for emergency in the case of power outage of the wall source. I want the switching to be instantaneous with no interruption of power.

What is the best solution to this problem? Is there a board out there that I could use? There must be no interruption of power.

Thank you!

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[73's de Edd]

Firstly . . . . . .EEngineer93 . . . . . .now REALLY ? and with its adjunct " 93 " ? that's indicative of a birth date of 1993 or actively "acting" as such since 1993 ?

With a DUAL mandate of:
I want the switching to be instantaneous with no interruption of power.
There must be no interruption of power.

You forgot the loads wattage and the . . . . .worst case . . . longest expected / experienced past power outage period

 

[bertus]

Hello,

What you are describing IS an uninterruptible power supply.
There are many commercial versions available:
uninterruptible power supply
Depending on the load and running time, they can be vary in price.

Bertus

 

[EEngineer93]

Firstly . . . . . .EEngineer93 . . . . . .now REALLY ? and with its adjunct " 93 " ? that's indicative of a birth date of 1993 or actively "acting" as such since 1993 ?

With a DUAL mandate of:
I want the switching to be instantaneous with no interruption of power.
There must be no interruption of power.

You forgot the loads wattage and the . . . . .worst case . . . longest expected / experienced past power outage period

I don't know how that's relevant to my question but to satisfy your curiosity its the birth year of 1993.

Load wattage = 300W
longest expected outage = 2 hours

Thank you.

 

[73's de Edd]

In that case, you need a 24V battery bank capable of 4 hours supply and a AC line powered charger, feeding into it to maintain a full / trickled state of charge .
Then a 500 watt continuous duty rated inverter and your load kept plugged into the inverter . . . . .unless there is a time when the load will actually need to be turned off.
Same condition as . . . . . . uninterruptible power supply

 

[EEngineer93]

In that case, you need a 24V battery bank capable of 4 hours supply and a AC line powered charger, feeding into it to maintain a full / trickled state of charge .
Then a 500 watt continuous duty rated inverter and your load kept plugged into the inverter . . . . .unless there is a time when the load will actually need to be turned off.
Same condition as . . . . . . uninterruptible power supply

Thank you so much for your help!

 

[(*steve*)]

I don't know how that's relevant to my question but to satisfy your curiosity its the birth year of 1993.

Jealousy. Some of us are so old that 1993 seems like last week.

 

[Kabelsalat]

The problem I'd think look more like this: