French UPS major SOCOMEC to strengthen its presence in India

BANGALORE, NDIA: Chennai-based Socomec UPS India Pvt Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of French UPS major and global leader in UPS technology, Socomec, is all set to capture the Indian UPS market by launching its new best-in-class environment friendly UPS systems in India.

Socomec is launching two new UPS products Masterys IP+, & Modulys Green Power which would add to its already existing wide range of products available in India targeting the industrial and in the IT Data Centre Modular expansion requirements. Socomec offers UPS in the power range spanning from 550 VA TO 5400KVA.

Socomec Group continues its innovation for providing the means behind its ambition that is to always be at the cutting edge of technology with the launch of two new UPS that would stand apart from the competitors and meet the customers' expectations. Modulys Green Power is introduced in line with its commitment to develop innovative solutions to improve energy efficiency and minimising impact on the environment and Masterys IP+ UPS which is engineered to power and protect industrial equipments.

Jerome Rodriguez, Managing Director, Socomec UPS India said: “Today's business environment is characterised by rapid, unpredictable changes where organisations are striving for seamless working infrastructure to deliver optimum results. Automation and technology advancements in industrial and service environment have lead to an increasing need of absolute certainty in the power supply. Observing the market trends we are delighted to announce the launch of our two new UPS for the Indian market which are aimed to address the needs of the industrial and the IT Data Centre Modular expansion requirements. We believe that with the launch of these custom-made industrial UPS, we would increase our market share by 18 percent by the end of Y2011.

Mastery IP+
Masterys IP+ is designed to be perfectly able to supply control equipments like programmable controllers, sensors and measurement apparatus and integrates perfectly into the most demanding industrial environments. This UPS can be installed in production areas and therefore exposed to conductive dust and dripping water, as well as unforeseeable and accidental contact with unqualified personnel during the course of their work. Even the ventilation system has been designed for industrial environments, with vents and conduits positioned to minimise the risk of dust entering.

The Masterys IP+ range is available with ratings of 10-80 kVA for three-phase models, and 10-60 kVA for single-phase models, with scalable power and the facility to use up to 6 units in parallel. In all cases the various models are perfectly able to handle unbalanced and non-linear single-phase loads. The integrated transformer is a useful feature since galvanic insulation and neutral connectivity are typically required in industrial applications.

MODULYS GP 20-240 KVA
MODULYS GP 20-240 KVA is a modular, scalable UPS solution for the latest virtual data centres. This UPS is a new range of on-line three phase double conversion medium power modular UPS systems with high power density, with a totally versatile redundant modular architecture for both power and batteries, with exceptional vertical and horizontal scalability.

Designed for infrastructure generation and mission critical applications, MODULYS GP guarantees unbeatable energy efficiency - certified 96 percent (TÜV SÜD) in true on-line double conversion mode. The product is introduced with an objective to match with energy efficiency and dynamic infrastructure that is able to reduce operational costs, resolve space limitation and eliminate power constrains.

Currently, Socomec India has 16 offices with company owned customer service centres across Chennai, Bangalore, Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Coimbatore, Pune, Kolkata, Madurai, Cochin, Chandigarh, Indore, Ahmedabad, Aurangabad, Patna and Trivandrum to support its Sales & Service function. It has 14 percent market share in the Indian UPS Market and expects to increase its yearly turnover to Rs. 100 crore by 2011.