Enter 21 A Powerful Collaboration at Portsmouth University
UPS solution also incorporates an ECO mode function achieving up to 98% efficiency. The addition of easy front access for easy maintenance makes them a firm favourite in data centres of all different sizes.
Commenting on Borri’s service, Sudlows’ Photo by: Philip Reeson B
orri Ltd has played an integral role in the £2.25million development of Portsmouth
University’s new modular data centre facility. The leading Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) solutions provider was commissioned by award winning data centre and IT infrastructures specialist, Sudlows to supply three B9000FXS 300kVA UPS systems.
Faced with tough competition and following a rigorous tender process, involving exhaustive performance and efficiency tests,
Borri’s UPS
solutions came out as the perfect solution. The results demonstrated that Borri’s advanced B9000FXS UPS systems not only deliver superior reliability and impressive efficiency savings but their sophisticated design also proved well suited to the innovative
layout and structure University’s new data hall. performance
Designed to deliver industry leading and
a 0.9 power factor, Borri’s
B9000FXS UPS units achieve up to 95.5% efficiency online. This online double conversion
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global director, Andy Hirst said: “The feedback from Portsmouth University about Borri has been very positive. They found Borri’s team to be professional at all times and impressed with their product knowledge. From our end, liaising with Borri has been seamless. They have exceeded our high expectations in both the all round service they have provided and also in the quality of their UPS systems. As a vendor neutral organisation, Sudlows has the flexibility to always select the best solution for each unique project and were impressed with Borri’s power technology.”
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For more information about this solution or to find out about Borri’s extensive range of UPS products and services please call 0800 136 993 or visit
www.borri.co.uk
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