Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The UPSs are designed for operation in the harsh conditions of the oil and gas industry, heavy industry, medical institutions and other areas with increased requirements for reliability and protection of electrical equipment from environmental influences and specific types of loads.

The Russian company System Electric announced the launch of sales of Uniprom Industrial series industrial uninterruptible power supplies with a power range from 10 to 300 kVA. It should be noted that Systeme Electric was previously known as Schneider Electric in Russia, the division was sold to local management in the summer of 2022. The company emphasized:

The new line of industrial UPSs is designed to protect critical equipment and is an effective replacement for the well-known Gutor UPS series from APC by Shneider Electric.

The devices support wide ranges of input parameters and operating temperatures (from -10 to + 55 degrees), high overload capacity.

Key features of Uniprom Industrial include built-in isolating transformers at the input and output, support for front maintenance and hot air blowing upwards, degree of protection (IP42) and the presence of a built-in transformer for operation in industrial premises, operation in 3:1 (10-100 kVA) and 3:3 (10-300 kVA) configurations, as well as support for lead-acid and lithium batteries.

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