Updates Strengthen UPS Protection

Dec. 1, 2009
The 787 Series Advanced Power Supply line has been updated to include a UPS Controller (and batteries), as well as Buffer and Redundancy modules. 
These DIN-rail-mount power supply modules minimize downtime by shielding complex automation systems and components from common electrical disturbances. Free configuration and monitoring software is bundled with the 787 Series UPS Controller for convenient custom configuration, diagnostics and monitoring. Under normal operation, the UPS controller charges the 787 Series battery. During an outage, the UPS controller engages the battery, preventing data loss. During shorter power interruptions such as brownouts, the 787 Series buffer module protects data. The 787 Series redundancy modules safeguard two power supplies that are parallel-connected to provide system redundancy or additional power. Wago Corp.www.wago.us800.346.7245

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