Diversified industrial manufacturer Eaton Corporation announced the availability of the Powerware BladeUPS in EMEA region that includes Malta.
The Powerware BladeUPS is a new three-phase system that delivers energy efficiency, scalability and flexibility, and reflects Eaton's commitment to provide outstanding products that address the challenges of designing and managing high density data centers, the company said.
It is also the latest product in Eaton's series of Powerware branded, rack-based solutions that also include accessories and remote monitoring equipment.
"Data centres increasingly deploy high density and small form factor computing platforms, such as blade server technology. As a result, power density, energy efficiency and cooling are becoming highly critical requirements," said Brian Brickhouse, EMEA sales and marketing director in the power quality and control operations division at Eaton. "The Powerware BladeUPS addresses the evolving requirements within the data centre by delivering twice the backup power of competitive, modular solutions while dissipating only one-third of the heat.
This innovative UPS also represents the first truly scalable three-phase system that fits into a standard 19-inch rack enclosure."
The Powerware BladeUPS helps IT and facility managers to lower energy costs while delivering the most scalable and flexible power protection architecture for data centres and IT environments.
With 12kW in only a 6U form factor, the Powerware BladeUPS has twice the power density of any comparable product in the marketplace. The UPS features a scalable design for simple reconfiguration of power systems to meet changing demands in the data center.
The Powerware BladeUPS is ideal for accommodating new technologies like 1U, 2U and blade server deployments. Users can expand the Powerware BladeUPS implementation from 12kW to 60kW in a single 19-inch enclosure by plugging in additional parallel Powerware BladeUPS modules to create an N+1 redundant system. When configured as a system, the UPS modules behave as one with management and monitoring functionality delivered via a standard SNMP/Web connection.
Additional information on the Powerware BladeUPS or Eaton's complete line of Powerware products and service portfolio at www.powerware.com or their partner for Malta, Sirap Limited, at www.sirap.com.mt
The Powerware BladeUPS is a new three-phase system that delivers energy efficiency, scalability and flexibility, and reflects Eaton's commitment to provide outstanding products that address the challenges of designing and managing high density data centers, the company said.
It is also the latest product in Eaton's series of Powerware branded, rack-based solutions that also include accessories and remote monitoring equipment.
"Data centres increasingly deploy high density and small form factor computing platforms, such as blade server technology. As a result, power density, energy efficiency and cooling are becoming highly critical requirements," said Brian Brickhouse, EMEA sales and marketing director in the power quality and control operations division at Eaton. "The Powerware BladeUPS addresses the evolving requirements within the data centre by delivering twice the backup power of competitive, modular solutions while dissipating only one-third of the heat.
This innovative UPS also represents the first truly scalable three-phase system that fits into a standard 19-inch rack enclosure."
The Powerware BladeUPS helps IT and facility managers to lower energy costs while delivering the most scalable and flexible power protection architecture for data centres and IT environments.
With 12kW in only a 6U form factor, the Powerware BladeUPS has twice the power density of any comparable product in the marketplace. The UPS features a scalable design for simple reconfiguration of power systems to meet changing demands in the data center.
The Powerware BladeUPS is ideal for accommodating new technologies like 1U, 2U and blade server deployments. Users can expand the Powerware BladeUPS implementation from 12kW to 60kW in a single 19-inch enclosure by plugging in additional parallel Powerware BladeUPS modules to create an N+1 redundant system. When configured as a system, the UPS modules behave as one with management and monitoring functionality delivered via a standard SNMP/Web connection.
Additional information on the Powerware BladeUPS or Eaton's complete line of Powerware products and service portfolio at www.powerware.com or their partner for Malta, Sirap Limited, at www.sirap.com.mt