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Output Waveform: Compatibility with Power Supplies
White Paper The electrical waveform provided by the mains power supply, the term «electrical waveform» refers to the shape of the wave supplied by a power source, such as the mains or a UPS. Electricity suppliers distribute a... [09 Mar 2004]
Power Protection for Voice over IP, and other New, Mission-critical Network Applications
White Paper This paper explains how by using MGE UPS Systems power protection devices, IT and facility managers and users can get the same level of availability from their VoIP architecture as they... [02 Mar 2004]
MGE UPS SYSTEMS Enhances Graphical User Interface for Its 6000/8000 Product Family
White Paper MGE selected Microsoft Windows CE .NET embedded operating system to build its Graphical User Interface (GUI) for the EPS 6000/8000 UPS product family. MGE produces uninterruptible power... [25 Feb 2004]
PowerShare: Individual Server Control
White Paper PowerShare is MGE's trademark for remote control of UPS output receptacles. MGE introduced this feature to the International markets back in 1993 on On Line models between 2 and 4 kVA.... [25 Feb 2004]
Redundancy and Fault Tolerance for Single Phase UPS
White Paper All MGE UPSs designed for server protection can be integrated into any fault tolerant architecture with no additional hardware in one of the 3 following ways to avoid any critical single point of failure: Fault Tolerant,... [25 Feb 2004]
Passive Standby (or Off-Line): Entry-Level Technology to Protect Workstations
White Paper Passive Standby (or Off-line) technology is now the most commonly used technology for protecting PCs. In normal mode the PC is connected directly to the mains power supply, without any power conversion. [25 Feb 2004]
Active Stand By (or Line Interactive): Mid-Range Technology to Protect Servers
White Paper The UPS is fully controlled by a microprocessor which monitors the quality of the mains power supply and reacts to any variations. Active Standby (or Line Interactive) technology is a recent development made possible by... [25 Feb 2004]
On-Line (or Continuous Operation): Top-of-the-Range Technology for the Centralized Protection of Servers
White Paper Contrary to what many people believe, an On-line UPS does not supply output current from its battery at all times. On-line technology has changed a great deal in the last few years, resulting in a dramatic cut in the... [25 Feb 2004]
UPS Technologies: Take Your Pick - What is a UPS?
White Paper Simply speaking, a UPS is a buffer-battery located between the power socket and the computer. Electricity suppliers distribute what is known as alternating current (AC), at a voltage of 230 volts and a frequency of 50... [25 Feb 2004]
Voltage Regulation
White Paper The voltage supplied by electricity suppliers is supposed to be stable. In fact, a large number of factors may disturb its stability and take the voltage to levels which are excessive (over 260 volts) or inadequate (below 180 volts) for... [25 Feb 2004]
Galvanic Isolation: Mandatory for the Centralized Protection of Computer Networks
White Paper Each computer is fitted with at least one power supply. The power supply contains capacitors that generate what is known as leakage currents. An international standard limits leakage currents to 3.5 milliamperes (mA). [25 Feb 2004]
UPS Management Using SNMP
White Paper The value of UPS's for the protection of local area networks is widely accepted. Using a serial connection between the UPS and the server, UPS operation can be monitored locally. With... [25 Feb 2004]
Multi-Server Protection: (Using Solution-Pac Power Management Software)
White Paper When it comes to protecting several servers, UPS/Network communication must take into account the variety of Operating Systems in use. When several servers use the same O.S.it is possible to shutdown all... [25 Feb 2004]
Multi-Server Protection
White Paper Most companies are experiencing an exponential increase of the number of servers they use. Power upgrades, availability and redundancy, all these factors lead to the use of multiple servers. For easier management and tighter security,... [25 Feb 2004]
Continuous Innovation to Satisfy Customer Need
White Paper And by making innovation a priority, MGE UPS SYSTEMS has achieved a number of "world firsts" on the market. These innovations, often representing technological breakthroughs, have... [25 Feb 2004]
