Critical power technology
Low voltage power specialist, Socomec, has built on its extensive experience in the European rail sector to develop a range of advanced critical power solutions - including the IP+ UPS Rail range - specifically for the unique requirements of UK rail sector. The range will be showcased at Railtex 2013, 30 April – 2 May, and represents the very latest in critical power technology for the mass transportation sector, ensuring the safe and reliable operation of rail networks and infrastructure.
Delivering robust, efficient and proven solutions to the UK market, the latest Socomec UPS and Emergency Lighting technology has already been successfully implemented as part of high profile projects at King’s Cross station, Leyton Underground station and Cross Rail.
As with all Socomec installations, the ongoing performance of the system is managed by highly skilled and experienced engineering team with the necessary trackside training and accreditations to install and maintain equipment throughout the product lifecycle.
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