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Developed with the A/V integrator in mind, the new UPS from Middle Atlantic Products features Pure Sine Wave technology, integration with AV control systems and a unique sliding rear rackrail mount that provides the AV industry’s first single-person UPS mounting capability. The easy installation functionality of the UPS simplifies rack integration in theaters, stadiums, boardrooms and other AV environments. The UPS system ensures the highest levels of uninterrupted AV equipment performance: In the event of a power outage or extreme over/under voltage occurrence, the system’s AVR capability ensures a continuous 120V output and the Pure Sine Wave technology minimizes harmonic distortion and line noise. The fast 4 millisecond transfer time ensures that connected equipment stays online, with no lock-ups. The UL-Listed UPS is available in 15 and 20 Amp configurations and features compact dimensions to integrate into smaller racks and enclosures. It is easily integrated into control systems via RS-232, while the analog I/O provides system status notification and automatic system shutdown as required. Expansion Battery Pack options extend runtime significantly, and 8 surge protected outlets protect connected equipment from damaging surges and spikes. Four of these protected outlets are purposed for critical loads - in the event of an extended power outage the system can shed power to non-critical loads, extending runtime for critical connected equipment. Under normal circumstances, Middle Atlantic’s highly efficient Energy Saver Circuitry reduces power consumption 75% compared to traditional UPS designs to provide greater efficiency and minimize the system’s carbon footprint. Middle Atlantic supports the UPS line with an industry-leading 3-year warranty program. For technical specifications and in-depth information about UPS, click to www.middleatlantic.com or phone 1 800 266 7225.
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