Gamatronic to mark 40th anniversary at Efficient Energy Summit
Gamatronic, a manufacturer of uninterruptible power supply systems and high efficiency power technology, will unveil a new UPS at its Efficient Energy Summit, being held to celebrate Gamatronic's 40th anniversary.
The event on 4 March 2010, is being held at the Tower of London, and will be attended by 200 industry leaders involved in the backup power supplies world. It will focus on new trends and innovations in efficient energy consumption leveraging off 40 years at the forefront of developing continuous, reliable, pure power and power protection solutions. The Efficient Energy Summit is supported by UK Trade & Investment and the British-Israel Chamber of Commerce.
Gamatronic, whose products are currently installed in 80 countries across 5 continents, formed its UK operations in 2001, Gamatronic Electronic Industries, in partnership with Jayne Mansfield and Robert Hamilton, the UK co-managing directors.
Gamatronic's clients operate in areas such as data centres, IT rooms, telecoms, cable TV, banks, hospitals, oil and gas industries, universities, construction, and marine and its UK customers include leading organisations such as British Petroleum, British Royal Air Force, Budgens, and Thames Water.
Commenting on its decision to hold its inaugural efficient energy summit, Jayne Mansfield, co-managing director of Gamatronic Electronic Industries, said: "Gamatronic's 40th anniversary is an excellent occasion to launch our inaugural Efficient Energy Summit. The event will enable leading practitioners to debate the latest trends in the sector and provide an unrivalled networking opportunity. The team is also very excited about unveiling our new Modular Mega+ UPS 250KVA which ticks all the boxes for modularity, redundancy and power density, cost reduction, high efficiency, capacity all bundled up into the smallest possible piece of equipment."
People wishing to attend should contact Gamatronic at: ukevent@gamatronic.com
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