UPS for backup power
Emerson Network Power has released 160 and 200 kVA ratings in its Liebert NX with Softscale double conversion UPS platform, designed for midsize businesses seeking a backup power solution that grows incrementally without requiring infrastructure renovation.
Emerson Network Power has released 160 and 200 kVA ratings in its Liebert NX with Softscale double conversion UPS platform, designed for midsize businesses seeking a backup power solution that grows incrementally without requiring infrastructure renovation. Now spanning the range of 40 to 200 kVA, the Liebert NX product line includes optional maintenance bypass/power distribution cabinets. A single maintenance bypass/distribution cabinet provides complete wraparound bypass for a UPS system, and may also be used to provide input and output voltage transformation. The cabinets are available with panel board or subfeed output distribution. The Liebert NX UPS is available with front and rear access for easy integration into a row of racks, or front-only access for installation against a wall. The Liebert NX UPS may be located on a raised or solid floor, and provides maximum wiring flexibility by including provision for bottom or overhead cable entry.
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