Riello UPS Revamps Single Phase Range with Launch of SP2 and SD2

Executive Summary

  • Riello UPS has announced an upgrade to its range of single phase solutions with Sentinel Pro2 (SP2) and Sentinel Duel2 (SD2), replacing existing ranges which have been best-sellers since 2011
  • The new SP2 and SD2 offer various improvements, including delivering unity output power factor resulting in higher operating efficiency of up to 93.7%
  • Ideal use cases for SP2 are installation environments where space is limited, while SD2’s flexibility of installation make it suitable across IT networks, electro-medical environments and emergency lighting among others

 
Critical power protection specialist Riello UPS announces an upgrade to its range of single-phase solutions with the introduction of the Sentinel Pro2 (SP2) and Sentinel Dual2 (SD2).

The new and completely redesigned models replace the existing Sentinel Pro (SEP) and Sentinel Dual Low Power (SDH) ranges respectively, which have been hugely popular and best-selling performers since their launch in 2011.

The new SP2 and SD2 maintain the high levels of reliability and flexibility associated with the previous series, but they have both been boosted with several improvements. Both series now deliver unity output power factor (pf1), which results in higher operating efficiency of up to 93.7%, as well as new front panels that provide better ventilation.

Designed for protecting IT systems, networks, medical equipment, and sensitive industrial applications, the Sentinel Pro2 (SP2) comes in 5 different power ratings (700-1000-1500-2200-3000 VA) with extended runtime (ER) versions available in the 1000-2200-3000 models for applications that require several hours’ battery autonomy.

The SP2’s compact freestanding design and low noise levels make it ideal for installation environments where space is at a premium.

The critical power specialist has also replaced the SDH range with the 1-3 kVA Sentinel Dual2 (SD2). Available in 1000-1500-2200-3000 VA power ratings, the range delivers increased online UPS efficiency of up to 93.7%, cutting users’ energy costs and emissions.

SD2 offers the flexibility of installation as either a freestanding tower or a 2U rackmounted version, making it suitable for a wide range of installation environments, including small data centres, IT networks, electro-medical, VoIP telephone systems, and emergency lighting.

As well as a completely redesigned front panel, the SD2 can also be easily configured by either a new Bluetooth-powered smartphone app or via computer.

Leo Craig, managing director of Riello UPS Ltd, commented: “Both the Sentinel Pro and Sentinel Dual ranges have proved extremely popular with customers over the years thanks to their combination of reliability, quality, and versatility.

“Now with the completely redesigned and new SP2 and SD2, we are excited to head into the next generation of performance that delivers customers even higher efficiency, enhanced reliability, and more user-friendly features than the previous versions.”

For further details about the Sentinel Pro2 (SP2) range visit https://www.riello-ups.co.uk/products/1-ups/165-sentinel-pro2, while for the Sentinel Dual2 (SD2) check out https://www.riello-ups.co.uk/products/1-ups/164-sentinel-dual2.

The new SP2 and SD2 are both covered by the Riello UPS 5 year extended warranty as standard on all UPS up to and including 3 kVA.

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