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Business needs at the heart of new UPS range

18 October 2006 Power Electronics / Power Management

MGE UPS Systems has launched its new generation of Evolution UPSs, a high-frequency line interactive uninterruptable power supply range dedicated to network equipment. The new ultra-compact UPSs (1550 VA in 1U and 3000 VA in 2U) now offer more power and long backup solutions from 1250 VA.

The new Evolution range is part of the company's 'Intelligent Power for your Business Continuity' initiative launched by MGE UPS Systems, which features high availability, maximum flexibility and minimum TCO (total cost of ownership). To achieve this high level of availability, the UPSs offer remote administration capability with a wide offering of tools for communication - both local, via the USB or serial port; and remote, via the IP network. Different solutions for all installation sizes provide UPS status supervision and access to settings and advanced functions, from a simple Web browser to SNMP-based network management consoles such as HP Openview, IBM Tivoli Netview, Computer Associates Unicenter, and the MGE UPS Systems' Enterprise Power Manager v.2 software. Additionally, for service continuity, with the optional Hot-Swap MBP (maintenance by-pass) module, UPSs can be replaced without shutting down the protected equipment.

Above and beyond the basic functions, Evolution UPSs are equipped with key functions for network applications: Remote rebooting of applications and backup management with built-in programmable switched outlets; sequential outlet start-up MGE UPS Systems also provides a solution to business needs in terms of flexibility and total cost of ownership with a wide range of power ratings, from 650 to 3000 VA, and two versions: Evolution UPSs, in tower or 1U rack format from 650 to 2000 VA (2U for 2000 VA) and Evolution S, two-in-one tower and rack format, from 1250 to 3000 VA. Evolution S UPSs offer more Watts (Watt/VA ratio close to 1) and external batteries can be added to increase equipment backup according to needs, such as transition to VoIP, installation of new network protection functions, and so on. The Evolution range replaces Pulsar Evolution.





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