UPS meets customer demand
Global power brand Dale Power Solutions has introduced a range of UPS systems to meet demand from customers.
The E Series is a range of single phase and three phase output UPS systems offering off the shelf back up power for arange of applications.
With more than 70 years' experience in the back up power business, Dale views the introduction of the E Series as part of an ongoing and exciting programme of new product launches.
Dale managing director Tim Wilkins said: "Dale's commitment is to providing total back-up power solutions via innovative products and the introduction of the E Series meets an increasing demand from customers for units of this size and capability.
It will be followed by the introduction of further products, again to maximise the flexibility and range of systems we offer customers."
The E Series has a range of 1kVA - 400kVA, on-line double conversion, and optional remote communications. The E Series is particularly targeted at the medical, retail, IT and telecommunications markets.
Its introduction will be supported by Dale's team of more than 50 experienced and trained engineers in the UK, backed by three regional offices.
Dale is part of the £70m secure power division of TT electronics plc, the UK quoted global electronics group.
Dale Power Solution
www.dalepowersolutions.com
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