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Conceived with criteria of maximum efficiency and energy savings, the SLC CUBE3 series has expanded its power range from 7.5 / 80 kVA to 7.5 / 200 kVA, and is capable of meeting ever larger protection and security needs of a wide range of installations. Salicru’s new double conversion on-line three-phase UPS are very compact, making it easier to fit them, and are made with over 60% recyclable materials. For highly critical installations or in the event of expansion needs, the units are configurable in parallel-redundant systems of up to four units without requiring any additional hardware.

Always faithful to technological advances, Salicru has gone further and has conceived a unit that is completely flexible and adaptable to any working environment. The use of PWM-transformerless technology gives greater reliability and security, easily adapting to the most diverse and complicated loads, such as non-linear (IT systems), or strongly inductive or capacitive. This technology also allows for a variety of applications such as discharge lamps or induction motors.

At the same time, its main advantages include very low harmonic distortion, state-of-the-art DSP control, Eco-mode operation, flexible configuration (any single/three-phase input and output combination up to 60 kVA) and a wide range of communication possibilities, and optional accessories for customising each unit, as well as autonomy solutions.

All of these performances finally result in energy savings, avoid disturbances affecting the loads, improve reliability, extend the life of the batteries and reduce the costs of installation, operation and temperature control.

The great flexibility of Salicru’s SLC CUBE3 series make it the best option in protection and security for a wide range of installations: data centres (computing centres, centralised sale/distribution systems, hosting, housing,…), IT-networks (server farms, local computer networks, network switches and hubs,…), financial services (bank branches, automatic cash dispensers, card payment authorisation systems,…), industrial processes (productive and control systems, industrial machinery, emergency and lighting systems,…), telecommunications (voice and data networks, radio and TV systems, repeater units,…) and a large number of infrastructures (hospitals, airports, tunnels,…).