MGE Office Protection Systems has introduced its new Pulsar MX UPS models that have been designed specifically for protecting blade servers. Increased power requirements, power architecture changes, and power management demands pose important challenges and considerations for today's power-hungry IT infrastructures.
The Pulsar MX is designed to address these needs and uses a modular, redundant architecture that can scale power and runtime as demand increases or when higher levels of availability are required, all in a compact and affordable system, the company says.
These versatile power modules can be installed in rack or tower configurations, for easy placement, and offer modular designs that can accommodate changing server configurations, redundancy, and backup time requirements. They can provide up to 20 kVA or 15 kVA in redundant configurations using 5 kVA submodules, while hot-swappable components enable maximum uptime, even during maintenance operations, according to the company.
The systems' 0.09 power factor, wide input voltage window, and excellent efficiencies that save energy and heat make the Pulsar MX the ideal power protection solution for dense computing environments.
For more information, call MGE at 800.523.0142, or visit the MGE Office Protection Systems' Web site at: www.mgeops.com.
About MGE Office Protection Systems
MGE Office Protection Systems consists of single-phase UPS and surge suppression products of MGE UPS Systems after the acquisition of APC by MGE's parent company, Schneider Electric. MGE represents the third largest single-phase UPS vendor in the world, with a direct presence in over 41 countries on five continents and a global distribution network. MGE Office Protection Systems addresses any power protection, distribution, and management need in the office, networking, and industrial markets. Channel partners include mainstream IT, data communications, electrical, and industrial distributors as well as IT/telecom OEMs. MGE Office Protection Systems is one of the very few UPS vendors that manufacture the vast majority of its products on its own premises to ensure total quality control.
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