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Chloride Solutions MKA4CAT0UKSOL COVER SOLUTIONS 12-02-2009 12:14 Pagina 2 Secure Power Always Chloride Solutions MKA4CAT0UKSOL Secure power solutions for business continuity worldwide COVER SOLUTIONS 12-02-2009 12:14 Pagina 3 Important note! Person to contact The technical data enclosed is for general information. Please note that the operating instructions and references indicated on the products are for installation, operation and maintenance. Product designations All product designations used are trademarks or product names of Chloride Group PLC or its subsidiary companies. This publication is issued to provide outline information and is not deemed to form any part of any offer or contract. The company has a policy of continuous product development and improvement and we therefore reserve the right to vary any information quoted without prior notice. PAGE 1-7 12-02-2009 12:15 Pagina 1 Secure Power Always Index Chloride capability overview 2 Chloride UPS Desk Power from 300 to 650 VA 8 Desk Power Plus 1000 and 1400 VA 10 Desk Power Plus Rack 1000 and 1400 VA 12 Power Lan Plus from 750 to 3000 VA 14 Power Rack Plus from 750 to 3000 VA 16 Active from 700 to 3000 VA 18 Power Lan Green 5 and 7 kVA 20 Power Lan Gold 5 and 7 kVA 22 Linear Plus and Linear Plus RM 6 kVA and 10 kVA 24 70-NET from 10 to 60 kVA 26 80-NETMPR from 30 to 40 kVA 28 80-NET from 60 to 200 kVA 32 90-NET from 250 to 800 kVA 34 Chloride Static Switches CROSS Chassis/Cabinet from 160 A to 1250 A 36 CROSS Rack 16 A, 32 A and 63 A 38 ATS 16H - 16L 40 Chloride Industrial UPS Excel CF - DC UPS from 1200 W to 6.6 kW 42 Excel - DC UPS from 600 W to 220 kW 44 Excel Apodys - DC UPS from 600 W to 220 46 Securys UPS - AC UPS from 10 to 30 kVA 48 Excor Apodys - AC UPS system from 2.5 kVA to 500 kVA 50 Exond Apodys - DC/AC inverter from 2.5 kVA to 320 kVA 52 VDC and VDC-XE: Flywheel Systems 54 ElectraGen™3 and ElectraGen™5 system: Fuel Cells 58 LIFE.net 60 Connectivity Solutions 64 Main Clients 70 1 www.chloridepower.com PAGE 1-7 12-02-2009 12:15 Pagina 2 Secure Power Always No time for downtime Chloride is an international provider of secure power solutions for business and process continuity. Our innovative solutions and services protect businesses from the damaging effects of poor quality electrical power and power interruptions. Chloride Group plc, headquartered in London, was first established Listed on the London Stock Exchange - FTSE 250 over 100 years ago. Chloride enjoyed a lengthy period as a successful Offices and partners in over 80 countries worldwide battery manufacturer and acquired its first power protection business Over 500 factory trained service engineers 1600 people worldwide in the 1970s. Chloride is now exclusively focused on secure power solutions as a leading international equipment manufacturer and service provider. Core to our success are... Secure Power Always through leading technology and exceptional customer support. 2 PAGE 1-7 12-02-2009 12:15 Pagina 3 One provider for your critical power needs We deliver total solutions to our customers in a wide range of sectors all over the world. We serve our customers from our manufacturing and sales and service centres worldwide. Secure power solutions Industrial systems solutions Single-phase UPS and power conditioners Single-phase AC UPS Unlimited scalable three-phase UPS solutions up to 6.4 MVA Three-phase AC UPS Static transfer switches DC UPS systems Alternative energy sources such as flywheels and fuel cell systems Battery monitoring systems Integrated UPS and generator packages AC and DC distribution panels European UPS company of year World leader for industrial UPS Benefit from Chloride Academy expertise Our aim is to provide the best possible service to our customers. This challenge, which drives everything we do, is met by our continual investment in training our staff as well as in leading product and service technology. Power to learn, power to grow Chloride places high priority on attracting and retaining the best people in the industry and providing them with opportunities to develop their professional and technical skills. This means that you can be sure that your critical power supply is being supported by highly trained and experienced personnel. Chloride Academy - first corporate uni- versity in the secure power industry 3 www.chloridepower.com PAGE 1-7 12-02-2009 12:15 Pagina 4 Secure Power Always Our total solutions approach Chloride has the expertise and resources to design and deliver secure power solutions that work and the service infrastructure to keep them working. System design Project management Installation and Service support and commissioning services maintenance Working closely with your Chloride’s professional project Professional engineers will Installation is only the beginning organisation to understand the management team ensures commission and test the of your relationship with Chloride project requirements, your critical power system is complete installation to verify as it is essential that your critical the Chloride design team up and running when and system integrity. Tests range power protection system is provides expert advice on where you need it. We work with from building load tests to maintained in an optimum state system design to meet your you to achieve your project time, full integrated system tests of readiness at all times. performance requirements cost and performance goals. to match operational The innovative range of and your budget. We ensure All parties are co-ordinated requirements as closely as maintenance and support that the solution is reliable, throughout implementation to possible. services available from Chloride maintainable and upgradeable. achieve final commissioning to ensures reliability for life-long deadline. protection. 4 PAGE 1-7 12-02-2009 12:15 Pagina 5 Our products and leading technology Chloride prevents downtime of mission critical electronic systems by designing and manufacturing products that provide the highest level of protection. World class manufacturing High quality, reliable products At Chloride we offer a comprehensive portfolio The quality of our products, which are all CE, Chloride UPS products offer: of power protection products and technology UL and TUV safety and performance Reliability: so you can be sure that we will select the approved - combined with our excellent redundancy, high quality solution that is best for you. “whole-of-life” costs, high energy components performance and exceptional reliability - As the original equipment manufacturer our makes a compelling case for selecting Power factor: reliable and robust power protection products Chloride from the outset. optimized for compatibility with come fully equipped for superior operating IT loads, PF up to 0.9 both performance, whatever the environment into Total integration leading and lagging which they are placed. We complement our full range of UPS Space occupation: products with Connectivity accessories that small footprint, save expensive Continuous investment provide e-mail event messaging, central real estate for IT loads Chloride has six R&D centres around the world monitoring of UPS and associated with over 150 engineers working continuously environment, automated server shutdown, or Heat rejection: on product and software development. We integration with existing network, building highest efficiency, optimal continually adapt and improve our technology management systems and plant control interaction with cooling systems to cater for trends in the characteristics of the rooms. Subject matter experts are available connected load such as leading/lagging power for professional consultation. factors for IT applications. Our total power protection solutions have been successfully implemented in a wide range of market sectors worldwide. 5 www.chloridepower.com PAGE 1-7 12-02-2009 12:15 Pagina 6 Secure Power Always Our service and support Chloride’s extensive service network, highly-qualified engineers and advanced service management systems fulfil our commitment to provide life-long service and support. Life-long relationship Service technology Peace of mind Prevention is always better than cure and Chloride’s LIFE.net service provides 24/7 A single point of contact for your entire Chloride’s planned maintenance schemes real-time support through the remote system with a service response centre are second to none. Our full range of services monitoring of the operational status of your manned 24/7. cover a wide range of equipment within your UPS and generator sets. standby power infrastructure including your UPS, In the event of a system risk or fault we are Our promise generators, switchboards and ancillaries. We automatically contacted by the equipment We ensure that installations run tailor our maintenance, service and call-out connected and an immediate interpretation smoothly and test systems to prove programmes to suit your performance objectives of operational status is conducted by our their readiness to run when needed. and budget, assuring the dependability and own team of skilled engineers. Our focus on excellent service of our reliability of your critical power systems own and other manufacturers’ throughout their life cycles. For any condition threatening power systems, means that our customers need just one number - they simply call In the unlikely event of a fault, Chloride availability this triggers a 24/7 manned Chloride. service teams offer full, nationwide coverage service response, giving you peace of mind and are available on 24/7 call out. Our that your critical power system is fully objective is always to achieve a ‘first visit fix’ operational and your business is not at risk. so that your critical power system is returned to normal operation with minimal delay. 6 PAGE 1-7 12-02-2009 12:15 Pagina 7 Our commitment to the environment Chloride has adopted world-class practices to help you meet your corporate and social responsibilities, allowing you to enhance your Environmental Statement and lower your energy bill.
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