UPS can safeguard critical power supplies
Investing in the right uninterruptible power supply (UPS) solutions is becoming vital for industry and commerce at a time of economic uncertainty and doubts over future energy security.
For new builds and data centre hubs in particular, there has been a stark rise in demand for more flexible, modular UPS solutions, which have proven to be highly cost effective by lowering the initial investment, allowing operators the flexibility to invest in their data centre as it grows.
Borri has responded to the need for more flexible back-up power protection solutions with the latest addition to the company's UPS range, The Primacy, achieving ground-breaking efficiency of up to 99.5 percent. The Primacy is a transformer free solution, which is modular, scalable and combines three sophisticated modes of operation.
The highest levels of efficiency are achieved in Ultra High Efficiency mode (UHE), where advanced design of internal power components enable the UPS to operate silently with natural cooling for 99.5% efficiency.
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