Uninterruptible Power Supplies Ltd’s range of highly efficient, modular and scalable UPS systems, designed specifically for data centre applications, has now been recognised by the Government’s Energy Technology List (ETL) for Enhanced Capital Allowances (ECA). After being awarded inclusion for its PowerWAVE
The release of Ofgem’s Energy Capacity Assessment, which predicts UK energy capacity could fall from 14% to just 4 % in just three years, highlights the value of long-term generator autonomy as an essential complement to a UPS’s ‘no break’ power protection
Whether they’re supporting a localised operation, or an enterprise installation with over 500 servers, data centre UPS costs contribute significantly to their owners’ capital and operating budgets.
A survey of data centre decision-makers has found that their key priorities for introducing new technologies and solutions are availability, energy efficiency, reduced operating costs and future-proofing for expected IT growth. Here, Kenny Green, Technical Support Manager at Uninterruptible Power Supplies Ltd,
With an escalating number of applications being classified as ‘business-critical’ –combined with the growth of other strategic IT trends such as mobile devices, server virtualization and cloud computing – the requirement for total reliability from power support equipment is unequivocal. Equally, in these challenging
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