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ritical buildings and facilities are challenged with constantly evolving demands on energy performance. The supply of reliable, cost-effective power which can be scaled to meet the rapidly changing demands of a Data Centre is a vital component of the overall performance of the data facility. Socomec’s Modulys Green Power UPS - designed for complete vertical and horizontal modularity and scalability -
is ideal for use in the
most demanding critical IT applications and Data Centres. The range offers power scalability up to 600kW, making upgrades
it or ideal incremental for unscheduled power site evolutions.
Furthermore, the installed power of a single system can be increased up to 200kW by adding power modules in increments of 25kW.
For increased
power and maximum flexibility, 3 parallel systems can be configured horizontally to achieve 600kW.
Socomec Tel: 01285 863300 Web:
www.socomec.co.uk
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t is hugely frustrating and expensive for business if an engineer call-out is initiated because of a basic PDU failure. But older PDUs can be invisible within a power distribution network if they are not monitored. Any failure will go undetected until a thorough physical search is carried out. The benefits of replacing old PDUs with newer types that can be monitored far outweigh the cost. Monitored and intelligent PDUs give operators far greater control of power distribution.
Don’t allow a minor PDU to cause a major power failure I
They can also cut downtime and electricity consumption.
We stock a wide range of managed and Smart PDUs and offer remote monitoring, Critical Power Supplies
Tel: 0800 978 8988
Balluff HEARTBEAT B
Balluff Ltd Tel: 0161 282 4700
BPC UPS with 5 year warranty B
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Intelligent IP20 and IP67 Power Supplies
alluff introduce intelligent power supplies with HEARTBEAT technology giving reliable feedback on the real time and long term status of the supply and enabling prediction of the replacement and maintenance cycle. HEARTBEAT power supply features bright optical indicators that provide quick confirmation of the operating status. Three traffic light
displays with green, yellow and red LEDs continuously inform the user about the internal operating status. Indicated parameters are “Stress Level” “Lifetime” and "Load Level”. Balluff’s HEARTBEATTM intelligent power supplies can operate under continuously high load conditions (power boost 150% for 4 seconds), meaning that no power reserves are necessary when calculating the required power.
Web:
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PC Energy manufacture and distribute a wide range of UPS and related power protection products aimed at the Computer Networking, Telecom,
Midrange Computer, Emergency Lighting and Three Phase Sectors of the market. BPC is a the forefront of modern power protection technology with the expertise in the design, development and manufacture of special and custom battery systems enabling us to meet the diverse needs of the military & government markets. The BPC PowerPro EF 300 series UPS sets ground breaking standards for technical innovation using the latest DSP technology. The PowerPro EF range by BPC is available up to 400kVA capacity with one of the smallest footprints, higher efficiency and a greater control of all the UPS subsystems making it ideally suited for advanced enterprise computing installations and for the environmentally aware client. BPC Energy are now offering a 5 year warranty on all models in the PowerPro EF three phase UPS range, representing a confidence in the reliability of the product allowing peace of mind and security for the clients long term investment for their back up power installation. By using the latest DSP technology the vulnerable, transformer based, interface circuitry is totally eliminated and
replaced by DSP processing. As a consequence, efficiency, reliability and functionality are enhanced to levels unattainable with the old analogue technology. A further benefit of the DSP system is the ability for the UPS to be programmed to suit a wide variety of electrical environments without jeopardising its performance, while improving maintainability through powerful self-diagnostic routines. With minimum footprint, fewer components and controlled levels of noise pollution it has a significantly reduced environmental impact. Therefore, with the Eco-friendly UPS range it is feasible to design a UPS with a reduced carbon footprint whilst still achieving clean continuous power for industrial computing installations.
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Seven steps to successful Standby Power for Data Centres A
resilient system for data centre power protection and security is critical to business continuity and
resilience. That’s a given. Although there are various elements to a full turnkey standby power solution including; UPS systems, battery banks, power distribution networks, switch gear, bulk fuel storage etc, we’ve chosen to focus the attention on generators in this article, which is undoubtedly the keystone to the power support structure. But what should you consider in the specification and installation of Standby Generators? shentongroup takes you through the project stages highlight what to take into consideration, and how to design out the risks and commonly experienced hurdles before installation begins. To read the full article visit
http://www.shentongroup.co.uk/blog/seven-steps- to-successful-standby-power-for-data-centres/
shentongroup Tel: 0844 888 4445 Web:
www.shentongroup.co.uk
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