Enterprise growth and IT equipment have become so closely linked that planning and building a high performance data room is one of the critical issues for IT managers today. With 50 years of leadership in the core technologies of power electronics, the expert teams at Delta Electronics have developed a new generation of data center infrastructure solutions: InfraSuite. Delta InfraSuite includes power system, rack & accessories, and environmental management system.
the Modulon family features a three-phase modularization architecture for power rating requirements above 20kVA and supports datacenters, mid-large network equipments, data storage centers and financial balance centers.
The Ultron family are three-phase UPS systems for power rating requirements above 10kVA that support mission critical applications including industrial equipment, datacenters, traffic control facilities, broadcast stations and backbone networks.
the Amplon family are single phase UPS systems for power rating requirements above 1kVA that support medium to small network devices, security and surveillance systems and POS systems.
The Agilon family are single phase UPS systems for power rating requirements under 1.5kVA, that can support PC products, peripherals and small POS systems.
Our clients are most concerned about power issues such as power failure, power sag, power surge, under voltage or over voltage, frequency variation, harmonic distortion and line noise. Delta Electronics emphasizes the areas of redundant power supply, voltage regulation, equipment protection and adjustment and has designed and developed four UPS product families - Agilon, Amplon, Ultron and Modulon.
Advanced power electronics equipment applications can improve our work efficiency and make life easier, but at the same time they can pollute the power grid. Rectifiers play a large part in many applications that are growing faster than power grid construction. Voltage and current harmonics, reactive power fluctuation, three phase imbalance, and other issues are caused by rectifiers with power quality issues that threaten the reliability and efficiency of the power supply system. Similarly, power voltage amplitude and frequency issues are affected by power generation.
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