UPS System is offered with touchscreen metering display.
April 29, 2009 -
Chloride 3-phase, scalable, multi-module UPS system is available with 12.1 in. TFT color LCD that provides instant access to overall system and module conditions. Networkable display, able to put critical data at users' fingertips on local screen or remote device, has GUI with animated one-line mimic diagram and dashboard-style indicators. While at-a-glance views reveal major system values, touchscreen navigation affords access to event, data, and service logs for detailed history.
Chloride Introduces Advanced Touchscreen System Metering Display for Multi-Module Three-Phase UPS Systems
LIBERTYVILLE, IL, April 27, 2009 - Chloride North America, a subsidiary of Chloride Group PLC, today launched an advanced, networkable touchscreen system metering display. Designed to complement Chloride's easily scalable multi-module UPS architecture, the 12.1" TFT industrial-grade color LCD combines full touchscreen functionality with instant access to overall system and module conditions and status. This revolutionary device enhances the user's experience and puts critical data at their finger tips - on the local screen or via remote devices.
The intuitive, full-color graphical user interface presented by the Chloride LCD is a vast improvement over traditional metering displays, thanks to an animated one-line mimic (AOM) diagram and contemporary dashboard-style indicators. At a glance, system managers can view major system values and conditions, such as system load, metered voltages, phase load balance, module level alerts, and breaker status. Simple touchscreen navigation provides access to event, data and service logs for a detailed site history. In addition, an on-board help system aids the user to quickly master this powerful tool.
The embedded computer that drives the touchscreen display alerts users by email and allows screen content to be viewed remotely from any web browser. Also available is the ability to integrate the touchscreen with Building Monitoring Systems via MODBUS RTU or MODBUS TCP.
Chloride's simple and easy paralleling system gives users a choice of three installation options:
o Mounted in Chloride-supplied switchboards;
o In a wall-wall-mount NEMA 1 enclosure;
o In switchboards provided by the customer's preferred vendor.
"Our customers have a choice of mounting options based on their unique application requirements," said Yolanda Hernandez, Director of Marketing for Chloride. "The clarity and simplicity of this powerful touchscreen display makes it easy to monitor sophisticated multi-module UPS systems."
About Chloride
Headquartered in London, Chloride Group PLC is an international electronics manufacturer operating primarily in the power protection and safety system markets. Chloride North America manufactures and supplies a range of UPS, power conditioning and line protector products for critical applications primarily in the rapidly growing areas of data communications, retail, biomedical systems and industrial process controls.
O'Connell Communications
Dan O'Connell
708-482-0212
dan@oconnellpr.com
Chloride
Dana Capaccio
847-990-3625
Dana.Capaccio@chloridepower.com
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