Socomec UPS unveils 800/900kVA UPS at Data Centre World 2010
Socomec UPS is to show delegates the first glimpse of the new Delphys MX 800/900 kVA UPS System at this year's Data Centre World.
The Delphys MX 800 and 900 kVA is specifically designed for large demanding data centre applications, such as banks, insurances, telecommunications, semiconductor production, airports, air traffic control centres and many other large industrial environments.
The MaXi system is based on the technology and enhancements of the Delphys MX 500kVA, launched back in 2005, and this new larger unit is capable of a maximum system size of up to 5.6MVA. The Delphys MX range guarantees a true-online double conversion UPS system which protects the load from power grid pollution or power failures.
Socomec will be on stand 205 in the upper level (hall 1) at Barbican.
SOCOMEC group was founded in 1922 maintaining their independant structure with a workforce of 2300 globally. The organisation is split into 2 separate sectors, Protecting and Switching solutions (Socomec SCP) and Uninterruptible Power Supplies (Socomec UPS). The UK subsidiary, Socomec UPS (UK), became incorporated in 1997 and covers Scotland, Northern Ireland, England and Wales for small UPS units from 400VA and large Data centre systems right up to 5.6MVA with the new Delphys MX series.
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