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60-Net UPS provides 10-20kVA of back-up power

Chloride has launched the 60-Net, a UPS designed to provide between 10kVA and 20kVA of back-up power.

News from Processingtalk, 18 March 2010

Trinergy could cut energy wasted by UPS users

Chloride has announced that its Trinergy UPS technology could significantly cut the energy wasted by the UK's biggest users of electricity and uninterruptible power supplies (UPS).

News from Processingtalk, 24 February 2010

Chloride - latest company news

19 January 2010 - Chloride has completed the acquisition of Alternative Engineering Systems (AES), a provider of generator services and a supplier of generators in the Republic of Ireland.

News from Processingtalk, 20 January 2010

Chloride modular system is scalable to 9.6MW

Chloride has launched Trinergy, a high-power modular system that is scalable up to 9.6MW.

News from Processingtalk, 26 October 2009

Chloride installs generators for University

Chloride has announced that Cranfield University has installed five generators with remote-monitoring systems.

News from Processingtalk, 29 September 2009

Chloride Power Protection - latest company news

5 May 2009 - Chloride has announced that it has completed the acquisition of Malcolm Power Systems.

News from Processingtalk, 6 May 2009

Chloride enhances Active UPS range

Chloride Power Protection, a European supplier of uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems and services, has launched its upgraded Active range of single-phase UPS systems.

News from Processingtalk, 8 April 2009

Life.net UPS protects against power cuts

Chloride, a supplier of uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems and services, is advising UK businesses to deploy UPS systems to protect their mission-critical equipment and processes.

News from Processingtalk, 11 March 2009

Chloride expands its technology options

Chloride has expanded its technology options to offer customers more choice in selecting the most appropriate power protection solution for their application

News from Processingtalk, 17 June 2008

Transducers now offer higher EMC noise immunity

Gefran's MK4-S and IK4-S magnetostrictive linear position transducers now feature increased performance and higher EMC noise immunity thanks to an improved electronic design.
Motorised torque arm meets AGMA standard

Baldor Electric has announced that a motorised version of the Dodge torque arm shaft-mounted speed reducer will be making its European debut at Hillhead 2010.

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