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Socomec Green Power UPS range recognised as industry-leading innovation by Frost & Sullivan
Socomec UPS has beaten the competition once again to win a prestigious Frost & Sullivan award - New Product Innovation 2011 - for its comprehensive range of Green Power UPS solutions.
Every year, following extensive research and analysis, the independent body selects industry-leading businesses and products that demonstrate excellence in innovation and that leverage developmental technologies, offer real value, clear benefits and support customers’ return on investment.
The award recognises Socomec’s long term commitment to developing truly innovative products for increasingly demanding critical power applications. The
Socomec Green Power range, available from 10 kVA to 400 kVA, provides 96% efficiency (98% in eco-mode) thanks to Socomec’s 3-level technology. As a result, the Green Power UPS solutions comply with the most stringent environmental protection standards without compromising on performance - even for the most challenging applications.
“With its green power solutions, ranging from 10 kVA to 400 kVA, Socomec utilises the 3-level technology to maximise the efficiency and ensure highest protection grade”, notes Frost & Sullivan Senior Research Analyst Gautham Gnanajothi. “It continuously strives to enhance customer value by providing products that are excellent in terms of performance and have a low total cost of ownership”.
Furthermore, one of the reasons that Socomec was awarded this accolade is in recognition of the organization’s early industry innovation in 3-level technology. Developed for and introduced to Socomec products back in 2008, this ground-breaking development is only now being adopted by competitors.
Andrew Wilkinson, Managing Director Socomec UPS UK comments, “Socomec is firmly committed to the ongoing research and development of technology to support critical power applications as we understand how vital energy efficiency, performance and cost are to our customers. We are delighted to have been selected for this prestigious award and will focus on remaining at the forefront of this industry and driving innovation that delivers tangible benefits to our customers in the coming years.”
Socomec Wieland’s New SNO 4083KM Relays - Smallest In Class!
Wieland Electric is launching a new range of safety relays that are only 22.5mm wide and have been designed for universal use. The new SNO 4083KM relays are suitable for most mechanical engineering applications, particularly special machine engineering or for smaller serial machines.
SNO 4083KM relays are suitable for almost all safety functions, from conventional emergency stop and safety door monitoring and monitoring of electro-sensitive protective equipment (ESPE) – type 4 (safety light curtain) – to the monitoring of pressure mats or coded magnet switches with open/close contact pairs. Additional functions such as a selective automatic or manual monitored restart of the safety function, synchronous time monitoring of 0.5 or 1.5 seconds for all two-channel applications, or the integrated Monoflop function for higher device availability make this new range a breakthrough in safety relays.
The smart diagnosis of the device operating state helps reduce downtime and supports economical machine operation, as well as the high operating capacity of the contacts and the wide temperature operating range of -25 ºC to 65 ºC. The SNO 4083KM safety relays are used for conventional safety tasks in mechanical and system engineering and applications in lift engineering (according to EN 81-1) or in controls for industrial combustion plants (according to EN 50156-1).
For increased safety, all of these applications are easily implemented without the user having to press a control button or connect additional configuration terminals. Wieland’s SNO 4083KM relays can be used in safety-oriented applications up to PL e / Category 4 according to EN ISO 13849-1 or SILCL 3 according to EN 62061.
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www.thepanelbuilder.co.uk May 2012
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