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09 June 2017 | Updated 01 January 1970

Provider of uninterruptible power supplies, MPower UPS, has joined forces with Centiel to market CumulusPower for the first time in the UK.

CumulusPower is a three-phase UPS system which offers continuous power availability, fault-tolerance and a Distributed Active Redundant Architecture which removes single points of failure.

Gerardo Lecuona of Centiel said: “To eliminate risks that may cause the computer downtime of business-critical applications, we will be working closely with the MPower team who will now supply and support CumulusPower.

Michael Brooks of MPower UPS said: “Availability continues to be a major concern for data centre managers and those working in other critical environments. Unlike traditional multi-module systems, the CumulusPower technology combines an Intelligent Module Technology with a fault-tolerant parallel Distributed Active Redundant Architecture to offer availability of 99.9999999%.

“This is achieved through fully independent and self-isolating intelligent modules, with individual power units, intelligence (CPU and communication logic), static bypass, control display and battery. In the unlikely event of a failure, modules can simply be swapped without transferring the load to raw mains."

Picture: CumulusPower

Article written by Brian Shillibeer | Published 09 June 2017

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