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Clary consolidating sales

Uninterruptible power systems (UPS) specialist Clary reports strong sales since introduction of its SP1250LX product at the 2011 ITS World Congress in Orlando. The new equipment features a number of innovations introduced to complement previous models in Clary’s range of UPS units. Most notably, the SP1250LX features surface mount electronics in place of substantial wiring. The new units are therefore considerably less labour intensive to manufacture. They are also lighter and more compact, saving on space
May 22, 2012 Read time: 2 mins
Clary’s Dr. Joseph G. Palsa
Uninterruptible power systems (UPS) specialist 524 Clary Corporation reports strong sales since introduction of its SP1250LX product at the 2011 ITS World Congress in Orlando. The new equipment features a number of innovations introduced to complement previous models in Clary’s range of UPS units. Most notably, the SP1250LX features surface mount electronics in place of substantial wiring. The new units are therefore considerably less labour intensive to manufacture. They are also lighter and more compact, saving on space in traffic control cabinets.

Clary Director for Sales & Marketing Dr Joseph Palsa, The Clary units also regulate and clean up raw utility power, which is as important as maintaining power, “Continuous regeneration of the sine wave is what our equipment does – improving the power quality using technology that is always online, so you get a benefit all the time, not just when systems switch to battery power.”

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