Data Centres & IT Infrastructure
Controlled voltage for servers, storage and networking equipment that can't absorb a supply fluctuation.
Server and networking hardware runs on switch-mode power supplies that tolerate a narrow input range before they fault or restart, and a data centre or server room rarely has just one such supply feeding it. Most of these sites already run a UPS for actual outages, but a UPS isn’t built to correct a supply that’s simply out of range for hours at a time; every voltage swing it absorbs is wear on its batteries and inverter stage, capacity that’s meant to be held in reserve for a real power cut. A servo stabilizer placed ahead of the UPS corrects that swing before it ever reaches the battery, so the UPS is doing the one job it’s actually there for.
Clean Input to UPS
Corrects voltage ahead of the UPS, so the UPS's battery and inverter stage are reserved for real outages rather than routine swings.
Reduced Battery Wear
Fewer voltage-driven charge/discharge cycles on UPS batteries extends their service life.
Wide Input Voltage Window
Holds a stable output across the kind of grid instability common on commercial and industrial feeders.
Continuous Duty Rated
Built for unattended 24×7 operation, not intermittent or standby use.
Voltage Monitoring
Displays input and output voltage, so a developing supply issue is visible before it affects equipment.
Sized to Total IT Load
Specified against the room's full connected load, from a single server rack to a full server room.