Riello UPS names PSE Power as preferred partner in Ireland
Leading power manufacturer, Riello UPS, has announced a partnership with PSE Power, Ireland’s largest independent supplier of power protection and energy management solutions. The deal gives PSE Power access to Riello UPS stocks and supplies in Ireland, and strengthens PSE’s ‘all-time uptime’ power protection offering to leading technology companies and data centres including Google, Apple, Thomson Reuters and Interxion.
With Ireland’s data centre market set for further growth and expansion, the partnership signals Riello UPS’ commitment to providing its Irish clients with the highest levels of service and support for the full range of Riello UPS products.
Announcing the partnership, Leo Craig, general manager of Riello UPS, said: “We’re delighted to welcome PSE Power to our expanding community of resellers.
“The company’s specialist engineering capabilities and nationwide coverage made it the right partner for our business. We’re looking forward to working together closely into the future to deliver reliable mission critical power protection systems and support to our customers in Ireland.”
PSE Power’s managing director, Padraig Smith, commented: “We are very excited about this new chapter in PSE’s story.
“This is a very positive development for our customers and the team at PSE, and we are very well positioned for continued success and a new level of growth with Riello UPS here in Ireland.”
Riello UPS and PSE Power will be attending the Data Centres Ireland event in Dublin on 22 – 23 November.
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