Preassembled UPS system
The BladeUPS system from Eaton Corp. is now available in a preassembled system cabinet.
Eaton Corp.’s BladeUPS system is now available in a preassembled system cabinet. The BladeUPS Top-Entry Preassembled System simplifies installation for applications without a raised floor environment. Its modular design makes it a flexible option when facing data center moves, additions, or changes. The system is designed for data center managers interested in consolidating stand-alone UPS systems to ease UPS management and enhance power capacity planning.
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