Latest news for Chloride 
Chloride 80-NET transformer-free UPS provides 20 percent more active power than alternative devices(11/01/2011)
Emerson Network Power has launched the enhanced Chloride 80-NET™ uninterruptible power supply (UPS), enabling data centres to increase their load by 20 percent, providing higher efficiencies and a lower capital expenditure, without taking up valuable floor space. The launch of the 300-400 and 500kW versions, now available in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, India, South East Asia, Australia and New Zealand, Central and Latin America, follow... [more]
Bluesquare Data installs Chloride's Trinergy UPS in its flagship tier 4 data centre in Milton Keynes(27/08/2010)
BlueSquare Data has installed two 400kW Trinergy UPS systems in its flagship Tier 4 data centre in Milton Keynes. The co-location provider, which offers cost-effective facilities outside of London, cited proven technology combined the prospect of significant energy savings, as the main reasons for selecting Chloride’s Trinergy UPS. Trinergy is the ideal solution for data centre managers who have to control energy costs and are consciously tryi... [more]
Efficiency calculator tool allows the calculation of the optimum configuration of the Trinergy system(10/06/2010)
Chloride's Trinergy efficiency calculator provides comparative data on the energy efficiency, financial and CO2 savings achievable with Trinergy compared to other UPS. The Trinergy efficiency calculator tool allows the calculation of the optimum configuration of the Trinergy system according to the necessary power requirements of data centres, hospitals, airports and industrial applications. Inputting basic information about energy use, the c... [more]
London Fire Brigade deploys Chloride 80-NET UPS in its fallback centre(23/04/2010)
London Fire Brigade is the largest fire and rescue service in the UK and aims to provide world class fire and rescue services for London – its population and its visitors - through continual investment in fire prevention training and community safety infrastructure. The Brigade responded to over 32,000 fires between 2008 and 2009. Its continuity of services is guaranteed by maintaining both a response centre and a fallback centre that is used... [more]
Chloride's 60-NET UPS is suitable for even the smallest of IT facilities(19/03/2010)
Chloride has announced the launch of its new 60-NET, a UPS designed to provide between 10 to 20 kVA of back-up power. The 60-NET offers high-end double conversion technology, previously available only to larger data centres, and with a footprint of just 0.27m2, it is suitable for even the smallest of IT facilities. Built-in batteries and modular design mean that the 60-NET offers a minimum of thirty minutes of guaranteed power and desktop-sty... [more]
Users of older UPS equipment will be heavily penalised under the new CRC Energy Efficiency carbon trading scheme(05/03/2010)
The CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme (formerly known as the Carbon Reduction Commitment) will initially affect around 20,000 organisations in the UK and the largest 5,000 of these will participate in a Carbon Reduction Commitment League Table that will show the relative performance of CRC participants. Apart from the question of the cost of carbon credits, the question is, how will the ranking in the league table affect the standing of the indivi... [more]
Chloride named UPS Company of the Year (02/02/2010)
Chloride has been awarded the 2009 European UPS Market Company of the Year Award by independent analyst firm Frost & Sullivan. Each year, Frost & Sullivan presents this award to a company that has demonstrated great growth strategies and implementation. The award lauds the recipient’s innovation in business processes, products and/or technologies to garner leadership in customer value and market penetration. For the 2009 European UPS Market C... [more]
Chloride enhances its competitive position in Ireland with AES acquisition(18/01/2010)
Chloride has completed the acquisition of AES (Alternative Engineering Systems), a provider of generator service and supplier of generators in the Republic of Ireland. The deal is the latest in a series of acquisitions which have included Siemens' UPS business, Malcolm Power and Emergency Power Systems plc. Based in Dublin, AES delivers a high level of service for businesses that are reliant on generators, supplying units and providing planned... [more]
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