A UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) is a device that is installed between the raw mains power coming into a building or room and the critical equipment to be protected against power fluctuations or failures. Read more...
There are a number of reasons you may want to invest in a UPS system but generally it is to protect your critical systems from the effects of power failures, voltage dips and power anomalies. Read more...
There are three main types of UPS technology: Offline/ Standby Technology, Line-Interactive Technology, On-Line/ Double Conversion Technology. Read more...
Yes. You can monitor directly from the UPS to a computer via the RS232 or USB ports, which comes as standard in most new UPS’s. Read more...
There are 2 key things to know when selecting a UPS: Read more...
You will need to find out the power requirement of the equipment to be supplied by the UPS. Read more...
UPS battery back-up times can vary from 2 minutes, to many hours. It all depends on what you need. Read more...
There are two key things to think about when selecting/specifying a UPS system: Read more...
Small to medium UPS batteries generally have a 4-5 year design life. Read more...
The main advantages of using a modular UPS system is the ability to increase UPS power as and when required. Read more...
Yes. We can modify a small UPS having IEC input and output connectors. Read more...
Yes it can, however none of the standard Cetronic UPS's can accept or supply this voltage. Read more...
With the use of a remote alarm panel, UPS system alarms are mimicked at the remote alarm alerting users to the UPS anomaly. The UPS could also provide alarms to the building management system. Alternatively, an SNMP/Network Card fitted to the UPS enables key staff can be alerted by email or SMS messaging.
UPS systems can have the facility to alert fileservers to shut down in an orderly manner when an outage has occurred or notify users by text/e-mail. Building Management Systems (BMS) can also be notified.
A bypass switch is an essential component to use in conjunction with an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) system. It is particularly useful during maintenance or repair work on the UPS system. Read more...
Cymru Wales Power Protection are a registered hazardous waste company and as such can dispose/recycle your sealed lead acid batteries.
Yes, an external environmental sensor provides temperature and/or humidity information via the SNMP/Network card.
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