UPSs uncouple loads from the mains

Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Mar 10, 2006

Rittal's single-phase UPS series offers maximum safety for all PCs, workstations and servers.

Rittal's single-phase UPS series offers maximum safety for all PCs, workstations and servers.

The range is based on the online double conversion technology, whereby the protected load is completely uncoupled from the mains power supply.

This means that whatever the disturbance that occurs on the mains power, the protected computer will be supplied with perfect sinusoidal voltage.

The 1, 1.5, 2 and 3kVA versions are all 19in-rack compatible and take up 2U in height, and the 6kVA unit takes a tower form.

All products have a communications interface and are delivered with UPS and network management software.

Further interfaces such as SNMP are optional.

Rittal is also able to provide a variety of connection leads and power distribution units that are readily compatible with all UPS systems on offer.

Tel +44 1709 704000

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