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Power Supplies and Uninterruptible Power Supplies
News Release from: Riello UPS | Subject: LineUPS RLB series UPS
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 18 January 2002
UPS range ideal for space-conscious
applications
A brand new range of line interactive sinewave Uninterruptible Power Systems is intended to occupy the smallest possible rack space and will fit on a standard 19" rackmount cabinet tray.
Advance-Galatrek has launched a brand new range of line interactive sinewave Uninterruptible Power Systems (UPS), designed to fit on a standard 19" rackmount cabinet tray The new LineUPS RLB series is intended to occupy the smallest possible rack space, while providing a guaranteed, compatible output waveform, suitable for current computer networking and telecoms hardware applications
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 3 Oct 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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Because LineUPS RLB uses Advance-Galatrek's line interactive circuitry, it automatically switches to battery mode, should the input voltage fall outside acceptable parameters.
However, LineUPS DLB also features a built in Automatic Voltage Stabiliser, helping the UPS to ride through sags, surges and brownouts without the need to resort to battery power.
This allows the batteries to remain in a fully charged state in anticipation of potential mains power interruptions.
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The stabilised sinusoidal output voltage means that loads connected to LineUPS RLB are protected from potentially damaging variations in the power supply, such as spikes and electrical noise.
Because fluctuations such as these can be generated both internally and externally, frequently by switches, photocopiers and even fluorescent lights, the LineUPS RLB range incorporates full time EMI and RFI filters to minimise date loss and corruption, as well as component damage.
LineUPS RLB boasts several advanced communications capabilities, invaluable to computer network and telecoms operatives demanding the utmost reliability from their UPS installation.
All models are supplied with Advance-Galatrek's innovative PowerShield2 UPS management software, allowing remote monitoring of the device, including battery condition, remaining charge, operational status and shutdown.
LineUPS RLB is available in capacities from 500VA to 2kVA, making it ideal for voice and data processing installations where a rack-mounted solution is the only effective way to solve space problems, but where outright performance is still of critical importance.
All models feature a low heat output and are virtually silent in operation.
Optional accessories include dedicated isolation and voltage conversion plinths and Advance-Galatrek's StrikeSafe range of transient voltage surge suppressors (TVSS).
Also available are an SNMP agent, USB communications converters, 19" rackmount PowerSwitch maintenance bypasses and dual redundant switches.
Various extended runtime battery pack options can also be specified.
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