UPS from AEG Power Solutions offers fast delivery and full support
AEG Power Solutions offers fast delivery of high reliability, cost effective UPS solutions for Electrical Contractors and Installers. AEG provide a complete solution including surveys, risk and method statements and service all backed by a project management office staffed with knowledgeable applications engineers that fully understand their customer's needs.
AEG UPS offer full compliance to specification single and 3-Phase state of the art 100% digital UPS technology. PROTECT 3.31 and 3.33 UPS are available from 10 to 120KVA, operate from 230VAC or 400VAC 3-phase, with autonomy scalable from 3 minutes up to several hours. AEG UPS are suitable for all mission-critical applications including industrial applications, building automation, telecommunications and data centres.
AEG UPS offer real online technology (Double Conversion) to classification 1 according to IEC 62040-3. With market leading performance and unequalled dynamics these technologically advanced products provide the highest availability using internal redundancies as well as redundant parallel operation with up to 8 units (960 KVA). Fully protected against overload and short circuit, AEG UPS products also offer 2 to 3 times the immunity against electro-smog than specified in the UPS standard
AEG Power Solutions provides customer-centred power solutions for protection against power fluctuations and failures to prevent data loss and expensive system d:owntime. AEG Power Solutions is building on its many years of experience in the field of uninterruptible power systems to provide cost effective, easy-to-operate products. In addition to being a leading UPS provider the company also supplies high-end products for IT infrastructure, together with extensive availability logistics and support services. AEG Power Solutions is a company with an illustrious past which aims to continue setting standards in the future.
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