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The importance of battery checks and maintenance plans


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attery failure is the most common cause of UPS (uninterruptible power supply) breakdown.


Poor or non-existent system maintenance comes a close second. When UPS battery testing and system maintenance are not your core business and times are tough economically, these two elements often become side-lined. But they are critical to power continuity system resilience and reliability, which is why we provide a comprehensive range of maintenance plans to suit all installations and budgets. They can include battery monitoring plus regular and routine battery testing.


Maintenance plans typically cover: • Remote monitoring • On-site crash kits • DC Monitoring • Impedance testing • Battery replacements • Load bank testing • Preventative maintenance visits


Critical Power Supplies Tel: 0800 978 8988 Web: www.criticalpowersupplies.co.uk


Power Supplies. Up to 31st December 2014 the company is offering IT-sector clients an extra 6-9% discount on its award-winning Eaton UPS systems. The extra discounts can be claimed for on-line purchases or purchases against a valid order and credit terms. The discounts start with 3% from the published prices for standard three-phase Eaton UPS systems from 8-200kVA including the 9355, 93E and 9390 series. A further 3% is available if an Eaton maintenance contract is ordered with the uninterruptible power supply. The Eaton 93PM modular UPS, introduced in 2014 and available up to 200kW enjoys a larger 6% discount. This can be extended to 9% when purchased with an Eaton maintenance plan.


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pecially designed for control devices, Balluff power supplies are easily integrated into your control package and offer the safety of power surge protection. The PS series is available in a wide range of 24V models with single or 3-phase input. Output current ranges from 0.75 A (18 W) to 40 A (960 W), a size for most applications. If you need even more power, simply connect multiple power supplies together in parallel.


Other features include built-in advanced overload and overvoltage protection, load regulation to +/- one per cent, ripple/noise of less


than 50mV on most models and adjustable outputs to compensate for differences in specific control needs.


The mean time between failure is specified over 210,000 hours (24 years) while operating at


published specifications. All power supplies hold worldwide approvals for use anywhere. Balluff Ltd


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omford-based Aston Group has launched a new website as part of its 50th birthday celebrations to provide better navigation and clearer visibility of the complete range of building services and facilities management capabilities that the Group now provides. Originally focused on providing heating systems direct to the consumer, Aston has grown to become a £16 million full service Group delivering a range of services to both the public and private sectors. The new website provides greater detail of recent projects and client testimonials, including a complete building services solution for more than 350 new homes in Islington, North London, and a full list of clients that range from major Construction Contractors and ALMO’s through to Local Authorities, Universities, Colleges and Healthcare Organisations.


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configuration software tool for the design and configuration of KNX intelligent home and building control installations.


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TS - Engineering Tool Software -


is a manufacturer independent The KNX


Association, as founder and owner of the KNX Standard, offers with the ETS a configuration tool that is designed for all levels of experience of KNX system, from the beginner to the skilled and experienced KNX Partner or installer. First introduced in 1993, there have been continued maintenance and upgrades for ETS. The latest generation ETS 5 is a completely redesigned tool with many added functions. It meets the demand for greater user-friendliness, more powerful technology and bigger cost savings. With the ETS5 it is now possible for the first time to work with all media without exception.


KNX UK Tel: 0845 869 5908 Web: www.knxuk.org Massive 6-9% Discount on Eaton UPS


coPowerSupplies has announced a special incentive targeted at the UK comms room and datacentre market for Uninterruptible


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CHP systems


nce it’s clear that CHP is the right solution, how do you get the more technical elements of specification right? And how do you avoid common mistakes to get a high performing and operationally efficient CHP system? A shentongroup white paper has been created for those at the technical specification stage of CHP design, and covers mechanical, electrical and operational considerations including:


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• Design Philosophy • Operating Strategy • Relationship With Boilers and BMS • Electrical Infrastructure • G59 embedded generator regulations • Spatial Requirements • Acoustic Considerations • The common pitfalls in CHP design


Download your free guide to specifying CHP systems at www.shentongroup.co.uk/ee-chp-whitepaper2


shentongroup Tel: 0844 888 4445 Web: www.shentongroup.co.uk


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