New UPS Suppliers Guide Helps Realizing Green UPS Solutions

UPSonNet, a leading Power protection and UPS consulting and information source, launches a Guide of Professional North American UPS Suppliers that have the knowhow and means to provide UPS Service for selecting, implementing and maintaining proper protection of critical equipment, designed to meet latest green oriented computer requirements.

Miami, FL, March 09, 2011 -- Recent UPSonNet Off Line UPS study reveals that almost 100% of currently marketed Standby or Backup UPS systems, 70% of Line Interactive UPS types, and certain Online UPS systems, may malfunction and drop the load when required to work with new computer or server loads designed to latest green oriented legislations.

Traditional UPS specifications, do not meet the requirements computer and server's power supplies built to latest regulations with active power factor circuits, or blade design approach, when such issues as type of UPS output waveform, Apparent and Active Power, UPS efficiency, and Scalability are considered.

The study also indicates that most online UPS vendors do not have the necessary knowhow to guide the user, and that the information presented on most trading sites and on certain manufacturers' specifications may be insufficient to verify correct operation of the UPS and the specific protected load.

A green UPS is needed to ascertain pertinence between the UPS and the protected equipment for proper operation of both. Selection of a suitable UPS to power new computer equipment involves technical knowhow, which requires professional guidance during UPS backup procurement process.

Finding a proper UPS vendor, able to provide professional guidance and service in user's territory is fairly overwhelming and time consuming task, as most of existing sources and directories related to UPS category on the net include numerous entries from online sellers and companies with only slight relevance to the UPS field.

In order to provide a solution UPSonNet has decided to complement the vast guiding and selection tools on its website by introducing a Professional UPS Suppliers guide, starting with the North American market. Numerous companies were scrutinized in order to ensure that the guide includes only professional suppliers, actively involved in the ups field, which represent major brands and have the technical knowhow and means to help the individual customer in the procuring and implementation phase.

The guide presents concise information in a way which enables to see at glance basic data about relevant suppliers, such as type of UPS systems offered, represented manufacturers, locations, served regions and contact details; thus enabling users looking for solutions to any UPS related problem to contact relevant suppliers serving their territory.

The UPS Suppliers Guide is offered as a free service both to users and suppliers which meet the required criteria. Suppliers can enhance their presentation and include additional information of interest to users by means of a dedicated Company Profile page. North America was selected first based on its high market share in the UPS field; UPSonNet is currently in steps of providing similar guides for other continents, and invites relevant UPS suppliers to subscribe. To see the guide visit: http://upsonnet.com/Professional-UPS-Suppliers-NorthAmerca.html

To learn more about the Off Line UPS study results see UPSonNet June Newsletter: http://upsonnet.com/Newsletter2010/July.html

UPSonNet founded in 2006 in USA (now operating also from Israel) is an information source provider, addressing audience involved in Design, Manufacturing, and Applying, of Power Protection systems, in business environment, Manufacturing Industry, Data Centers, and other mission critical areas. For more information visit: http://www.upsonnet.com

The UPS Suppliers Guide is offered as a free service both to users and suppliers which meet the required criteria.

Meir Portnoy
UPSonNet
Harishonim 88 P.O.B 3635
Ramat, HaSharon 47136
Israel
97235470246
meirp@upsonnet.com
http://www.upsonnet.com

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