Posted to News on 14th Jan 2014, 16:17
Eaton's 93PM "˜pay-as-you-grow' UPSs approved on the ETL
Eaton is announcing that its newly launched modular double conversion three-phase UPSs have been approved for inclusion on the Energy Technology List (ETL). The 93PM "pay-as-you-grow' UPSs with power ratings of up to 200kW, which combine energy efficiency with scalability and vertical and horizontal redundancy, have been included on the ETL under the government's Enhanced Capital Allowance (ECA) scheme for meeting specific energy-saving criteria.
The ETL, which is set up by The Carbon Trust, is designed to help tackle climate change by granting special status to products that meet the criteria, as well as rewarding those companies which invest in the approved products. The ECA scheme allows users of ETL approved energy-saving equipment to claim100 per cent of purchase and installation costs against tax in the first year.
Eaton's modular 93PM UPSs deliver energy efficiency of up to 97 per cent whilst providing flexibility for increased demands, thanks to their modular design. This makes it easier and cost effective to scale the system as load demands change without increasing the carbon footprint, thus enabling users to reduce CapEx and take a "pay-as-you-grow' approach. In addition, the company claims that the new hardware system provides the lowest Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) through the Energy Saver System (ESS), which continuously matches the operation of UPSs to the demands of the incoming power, resulting in no redundant power usage and an energy efficiency rating of 99 per cent.
The inclusion of the new modular double conversion 93PM UPSs on the ETL demonstrates Eaton's commitment to developing energy-saving approaches. The 30 to 200kW range join the 93PM 30 to 50kW UPSs, which were accepted on the ETL in May 2013. Eaton's complete range of 93PM UPSs are now represented on the ETL along with their extensive 9395 UPS range.
To learn more about Eaton's 93PM "pay-as-you-grow' UPSs and other power management products, visit www.eaton.eu/powerquality.
