Data Centres
A robust power protection strategy is critical to successful data centre operations. KUP provides the products and support services to manage your data centre power protection needs with confidence.
Within the data centre environment, significant technological and legislative developments are an ever-present consideration. Data centre operators witness continuous advances in technology and new directives for dealing with climate change and environmental emissions – all of which are capable of having a major impact on the operation.
KUP has developed a portfolio of innovative and energy efficient three-phase, ‘modular’ rack mounted and standalone transformerless UPS solutions – specifically designed to support today’s dynamic data centre infrastructure.
KUP gives us the peace of mind we need, knowing that we’re protected and that professionals are on hand to ensure everything always goes smoothly.
Excellent service and support, thorough professional engineers with great knowledge.
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