Riello UPS

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iDialog
Maximum reliability in the protection of PCs thanks also to the monitoring and shutdown software PowerShield³, which you can download free of charge from our website by clicking here. Suitable for installation on PC’s with Windows operating systems 10, 8, 7, Hyper-V, 2019, 2016, 2012, and previous versions, Mac OS X, Linux. Low dimensions: with its compact shape, iDialog can be placed on any part of a desk or anywhere in the home. Noise-free running, iDialog is also suitable...
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What Is A UPS Factory Witness Test?
Witness testing for UPS systems takes place prior to full site installation and commissioning. It simulates real-life load conditions and aims to ensure the entire UPS and its ancillary components such as switchgear work properly and meet the agreed customer and contractual specifications. Also known as a Factory Acceptance Test (FAT), witness testing for uninterruptible power...
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References
Many international partners have put their trust in us. The market sectors we deal in vary from Industry to Energy and Transport to Service, and from Banks, Finance and Insurance companies to Telecommunications, not forgetting the Public Administration and Military markets. Selected References Banks/Finance/Insurances IT/Telecommunications Retails/Hotels Healthcare Sports/Leisure Industry/Energy Government/Education Public...
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Why Do I Need A UPS Site Survey?
Site surveys are essential to help customers get the best UPS system to meet their specific circumstances and budget. They cover key areas such as power needs, logistics, and electrical installation. Onsite visits are necessary for any uninterruptible power supply that will be hard-wired to the electrical connections. Depending on the size of the installation, a site survey usually takes up to a couple of hours, with full...
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What Is A Supercapacitor?
A supercapacitor is a high power density energy storage device that can be used in smaller UPS systems (up to 30 kVA) instead of the usual batteries to protect against momentary mains power supply failures. Supercapacitors differ from an ordinary electrolytic capacitor in two main ways: their plates are much bigger, while the distance between them is smaller because the separator works differently to a conventional...
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Technical Energy Consultant
Our TEC (Technical Energy Consultant) experts have been working in the power sector for years, and come from backgrounds with technical experience in industry and power plants. Consultancy on standards Regulatory standard consultancy concerning: Products and portfolio solutions; Batteries, flywheels, Supercapacitors; Installation and configuration; Applications (emergency lighting, electro-medical, data centres, railways...
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What’s The Role Of Capacitors In A UPS System?
Capacitors in an uninterruptible power supply help to smooth, filter and store energy. A UPS includes dozens of different capacitors in both the power section and the printed circuit board level (PCB). Capacitors contain a pair of conducting surfaces, usually electrodes or metallic plates, enclosed in aluminium or chromium-plated cylinders ranging in size from a miniature drink can through to a tube of Pringles. A third element – the dielectric medium –...
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UPS Services
Our Service Team offers a variety of services to accomodate for our customers requirements. Uninterruptible Power Supply delivery, installation, commissioning, site acceptance testing and site auditing. Riello UPS’s highly-trained and expert team provides the most comprehensive range of on-site UPS services to help ensure your critical power protection system operates at its best. Whether it's assistance with commissioning a new system or carrying out complex electrical...
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Master Switch Three-phase
Operating principle Master Switch guarantees a source of redundant power, allowing the load to be switched between to alternative and independent power sources. Switching can be automatic (when a supply source falls outside of acceptable tolerances) or manually done by an operator from the front panel or remotely. Protection against power failures If one of the two power sources falls outside tolerance levels, Master Switch will transfer the consumers to the...
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What’s In An Onsite UPS Crash Kit?
Crash kits are handy collections of the spare parts and consumables in a UPS system that require repairing or replacing the most. These crash kits are held in secure and easily transportable flight case-style storage containers for fast access. UPS crash kits can either be kept onsite for the most mission-critical environments, meaning they are ready and waiting when an engineer arrives to fix a fault, or quickly...
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Areas
The Areas represent the applications of uses for the Riello UPS products. Through the selection of areas you can go directly to the products that suit to your needs for power data, back-up time and normatives. Select your area of expertise to access the products list:
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What’s The Difference Between A Critical And Non-Critical Load?
Critical loads directly affect an organisation’s ability to maintain key operations and must be kept running during a mains power supply failure, for example, a data centre’s servers or life support equipment in a hospital. As the name suggests, non-critical (or non-essential) loads can be dropped during a power cut as they aren’t fundamental to the organisation’s operations. Printers,...
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iPlug
Features ECO LINE energy efficient product Compact, ergonomic design 5 sockets with battery backup 3 sockets with surge protection only Cold start capability to power up the UPS without mains power User replaceable batteries USB interface for remote monitoring Power cable included Protection from short-circuits Auto restart - when the mains returns after battery exhaustion GS/Nemko safety marking Available with French (2P+T), English, Schuko and Italian...
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What’s The Difference Between Linear And Non-Linear Loads?
AC electrical loads are referred to either as linear or non-linear depending on how they draw current from the mains power supply waveform. With a linear load, the relationship between the voltage and current waveforms are sinusoidal and the current at any time is proportional to the voltage (Ohm’s law). Examples of linear loads would include transformers, motors and capacitors. On the other hand, with...
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What Is Load Shedding And How Can It Extend UPS Battery Runtime?
Load shedding is deliberately reducing the total load placed on a device or network. With uninterruptible power supplies, prioritising which loads power down in which particular sequence when the mains supply fails can help to maximise the amount of available battery runtime. This process is also known as a priority-based shutdown. Divide all the loads protected by the UPS into groups, for example, A, B and...
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The Riello Elettronica Group
Our roots in our history Riello Elettronica, lead by Cav. Lav. Pierantonio Riello, has a presence today in the Electrical manufacturing industry with two divisions: Energy, Automation and Security. It is a leader in the Uninterruptible Power Supply market with the well-known brand Riello UPS. Energy represents the Group’s core business, in particular with the manufacture of UPS that are firstly able to guarantee the quality of electricity and secondly maintain normal...
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What’s The Difference Between Parallel Capacity (N) And Parallel Redundancy (N+) UPS Systems?
Uninterruptible power supplies operating in parallel refers to when the outputs of two or more UPS are connected to supply the load via a common AC busbar. There are two main configurations: Parallel-Capacity (N) where the total load demand is met by a number of UPS without the provision of any redundancy Parallel-Redundant (N+X) where the total load demand is met by all the UPS sharing the load between...
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Eco Energy: efficiency level
Riello UPS uninterruptible power supplies power some of the most critical data centres and servers in use today. Within these environments, energy management is critical. Running costs must be minimised without compromising resilience, i.e. the ability to adapt to adverse external conditions whilst ensuring the complete availability of the services provided. Equipment must operate at the highest possible levels of efficiency to...
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What Should A UPS Preventive Maintenance Visit (PMV) Include?
Preventive Maintenance Visits (PMVs) are one of the key services included in an ongoing UPS maintenance plan. It is recommended that a UPS system has a minimum of one PMV every year. The purpose of a PMV is to provide a detailed inspection of the unit, which helps to identify and rectify any problems. It also enables service engineers to upgrade software and perform system tweaks to...
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