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Smart UPS simplifies maintenance F


nfosec Communication has been one of the most important European manufacturers of UPS SYSTEMS for the past 20 years. Communication


Infosec UPS SYSTEMS I


designs, manufactures and


Infosec sells


under the INFOSEC UPS SYSTEM brand a full range of high quality UPS’s that fit perfectly with market expectations. The INFOSEC UPS SYSTEM brand is today represented in more than 90 countries throughout the world thanks to 3 distribution channels specialised in electricity,


computer


equipment, and retail. INFOSEC UPS SYSTEM offers a wide variety of


UPS’s from the basic high frequency 500VA UPS up to the online double conversion 300kVA UPS. The E3LCD free standing/ rack mount series and the E6 LCD RT range online double conversion technology UPSs. have


become the best sellers within the


Infosec range. The energy saving ECO mode gives an efficiency of up to 97% resulting in energy and cost savings. The system is


entirely modular enabling


you, as your needs grow, to progressively increase the total output power, battery operating time and redundancy, eliminating any untimely failure.


Minitran Tel: 01279 757775 Web: www.minitran.co.uk


or system integrators and facility managers, two important building automation criteria repeatedly come up against each other – maintenance costs and quality


of availability. With the Fluxpower HE UPS series, AEG Power Solution provides a modular maintenance concept that makes UPS servicing much easier, and drastically reduces the repair time (MTTR) in the event of a defect. The power electronics consists of three identical power slide-in modules, which are activated out of phase by the unit controller and form the three-phase output. If there are multiple facilities of the same type, such as in shopping centres belonging to a chain, only one reserve module is typically necessary for any maintenance work. The service provider responsible for maintenance and repair thus always has the correct replacement module to hand.


AEG Power Solutions Tel: +492902 763 268 Web: www.aegps.com


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Socomec, we have developed an integrated enter 809


ocomec, is committed to finding new ways to manage buildings in order to make them more efficient. In partnership


with Terasaki Electric Europe and The Energy Institute, Socomec recently hosted their inaugural conference dedicated to Smart Buildings and Infrastructure. At


range of


solutions that converge the latest digital technology with the world of energy.” Using the very latest web technology, Socomec’s Vertelis aM&T software suite provides advanced


energy management solutions for sites, buildings and processes enabling the complete and remote control of electricity, gas and water usage. The result is that energy optimisation measures can be clearly identified and implemented – with significant cost savings of up to 30%.


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Borri’s Powerful Solutions Reach New Heights


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orri Ltd and a specialist UK generator supplier and installer, Generator Associates Ltd have installed three Borri B9000FXS 60kVA Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems and a diesel generator at the top of a multi-storey block, in the heart of St Helier’s financial quarter in Jersey. Working closely together, the two power specialists have been able to orchestrate the smooth delivery of an extremely complex installation. Not only was there a tight timeframe to contend with but the equipment also had to be individually craned onto the roof before being positioned and commissioned. Co-ordinating the logistics to bring all the different elements together was no mean feat but the expertise from Borri Ltd’s project management team excelled itself at every stage of this project, which ran exactly to time.


In addition to installing the UPS units, Borri Ltd’s specialist in-house engineers also designed a


bespoke battery rack, which was assembled on site in one central location. The custom made battery frame includes a drip tray, 150mm raised feet and house multiple parallel battery strings thereby increasing resilience. Now configured in parallel, Borri’s B9000FXS UPS systems are supporting critical IT equipment. Chosen for their renowned resilience, these high performance, online double conversion UPS solutions are some of the most efficient on the market.


Designed with power protection as their primary function, Borri’s UPS systems are also compatible with all leading diesel generator brands and the company’s technical engineers are experts in synchronising these two back-up power solutions to ensure that the protected load is never compromised.


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Battery system care and PowerNSURE


PowerNSURE, an advanced, U


ninterruptible Power Supplies Limited, a Kohler company,


today announced the launch of integrated battery


monitoring and management system for UPS users. This latest development has been augmented with UPSL’s extensive battery care service, which takes a total life approach to battery care and maintenance, to provide


the most robust and comprehensive


solution on the market. The PowerNSURE and battery care system from UPSL ensures the reliability of secure power systems are not compromised. Provided by an Ethernet-network, using web-management technology,


PowerNSURE checks the internal


resistance, temperature and voltage of each battery. The system then corrects the charging voltage operating range through the equalisation process to prevent gassing, dry-out and thermal runaway.


Uninterruptible Power Supplies Ltd, a Kohler company Tel: 01256 386700 Web:www.upspower.co.uk


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