Vertiv has announced the availability of the Liebert GXE, an online double-conversion single-phase uninterruptible power supply (UPS) available in 6 and 10 kVA power ratings in tower or rackmount configuration.
The system is designed to provide reliable power to distributed IT networks and edge computing applications in various industry segments such as enterprise, government, manufacturing, finance, education and retail.
The product is globally available for countries and organizations using 230V solutions and is now shipping from stock in Asia, Australia and New Zealand.
The LiebertGXE performs with high efficiency up to 94 per cent in online mode and up to 98 per cent in ECO mode, driving energy and operational costs savings compared to other models available on the market.
The high output power factor of 1.0 enables continuous and reliable power to more connected devices, protecting them against many disturbances in the AC mains with the online double conversion technology and the input surge protection.
The flexible rackmount or tower form factor, with rackmount kits included as a standard, facilitates stock management for distribution in the IT channel and simplifies installation to accommodate various micro data centre and edge computing needs.
The unit’s runtime can be extended with up to four external battery cabinets (EBC) for longer back-up protection, and the hot-swappable VRLA batteries can be easily replaced by users without the assistance of skilled personnel and without shutdown of the loads for smoother operations and minimized maintenance costs. Additionally, the Liebert GXE has an integrated 4 Amps charger providing quick battery recharge up to 90 per cent in just three hours that can be critical in case of frequent mains failures, and an integrated battery management system to optimise battery life and recycling.
The Vertiv LiebertGXE includes a user-friendly LCD colour display that makes it easy and intuitive to use. The unit also offers remote monitoring capabilities for quick and easy access.
Vertiv industrial applications manager for ANZ, Carlo Quiriconi, said Australia and New Zealand companies are looking for new ways lift efficiency in their energy-thirsty data centres, without sacrificing performance.
“This UPS leads the market on cost efficiency for an affordable price, and shores up longer returns with reliable and optimized battery life,” he said.