Juice Goose introduces uninterruptible XVRT Series

Jan 11, 2009 10:46 AM

             
The latest series of uninterruptible power supplies from Juice Goose can be mounted in racks, on walls or in a tower configuration.

The latest series of uninterruptible power supplies from Juice Goose can be mounted in racks, on walls or in a tower configuration.

Juice Goose has made available its XVRT Series of uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) from Xtreme Power Conversion. All four models feature a line interactive design to regulate incoming power to ensure a stable 120 VAC output and can be used in tower, rack or wall-mount applications. The series is designed as a power protection solution for desktop computers, telephone and VOIP systems and other network-grade equipment.

The XVRT (Xtreme Value Rack Tower) Series is comprised of four models: the 1000VA, 1500VA, 2200VA AND 3000VA, ranging from 1RU to 3RU in chassis size. In addition to voltage regulation, all provide line surge protection and up to 50dB of line noise filtration. This feature improves power quality for connected equipment and also reduces battery usage during minor utility power faults. Battery run time ranges from two minutes to more that 30 minutes depending on the load.

For more information, visit www.juicegoose.com.




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