Telecommunications

Few sectors, like that of telecommunications, better reflect the technological progress of recent years and its contribution to the development of the information society.

Because to talk today about telecommunications is to talk about the technology related to television, radio, landline and mobile telephones, voice and data networks and the Internet. Certain basic services that, in the event of disruption, can have major consequences for the economy, security, health, transport, etc., not to mention the loss of confidential information stored in data centres.

Therefore, due to their fundamental role in society, these critical infrastructures require very high levels of reliability in their numerous security protocols. And among those security protocols, UPSs play an essential role.

To prevent these disturbances in the power supply from affecting the services provided by the telecommunications sector, Salicru has a catalogue of numerous solutions that can be adapted to the different needs of operators.

It consists of a range of devices that can work individually or as a complement, depending on the type of facilities to which they are connected, and offer alternating current supply continuity solutions, stability of output voltage, conversion of direct/alternating voltage and energy storage.

In short, these are solutions that guarantee 24 hours of stable power supply for systems as sensitive as those used by the telecommunications sector.

Salicru has a wide range of UPS systems whose features are ideal for large critical applications, such as telecommunications infrastructures, as they safeguard equipment and ensure the proper management of systems. In this sector, Salicru is firmly committed to modular UPS systems, devices that combine efficiency, flexibility, scalability, redundancy and reliability. These are devices that incorporate the most advanced technology, significantly improving the availability of energy and substantially increasing the security of classic power systems.

Modular UPS systems consist of a large number of modules connected in redundant parallel and represent the logical evolution of parallel UPSs. What are its advantages?

• High reliability from manufacturing identical modules
• Redundancy and high availability
• Greater scalability
• Improved module performance
• Redundant static bypass
• Intelligent system management
• Drastic reduction of MTTR
• Adaptability to any kind of facility
• Optimisation of power converters
• Cycling to equalise the operation of all modules

In addition to a permanent power supply, current telecommunication systems also need devices that store energy as an alternative, as is the case of DC/AC systems or battery chargers, which also meet the needs of a wide variety of critical loads that have to be correctly powered and protected.

Particularly suited to the telecommunications sector are rectifiers and inverters, which help to provide a high-quality AC power supply from a DC power source.

This is Salicru’s response to the expectations and needs of a sector as dynamic and in continuous technological evolution as that of telecommunications, with devices that offer functionalities to a wide range of services.