Company Profile:
Unipower
Tel: 0171 377 7510
Unipower produces switching power supplies and fault-tolerant power systems up to 10,000 watts. It supplies high-density, low profile and hot swap power sytems for telecoms, datacoms, network equipment, servers, data storage, industrial and medical systems. Headquartered in Coral Springs, Florida, Unipower manufactures there as well as at its European HQ at Lancing, West Sussex, UK. The company manufactures mainly at its dedicated high volume manufacturing plant in Guangdong, China. http://www.unipower-corp.com
Latest Unipower Products
Unipower PFC supplies go to 350W for medical
August 10 2009 - Unipower's AG-350PM series of power factor corrected switch mode power supplies is designed for the medical systems market... more
Unipower AF-180PM 180W 1U medical switcher
May 28 2009 - Unipower is offering a medically qualified switch mode power supply designed to provide up to 180W of highly regulated output power in single, dual, triple or quad configurations with outputs from 1.5 to 48Vdc. ... more
Unipower presents sine wave converters
May 13 2008 - Unipower has a series of 1U high, 1kVA and 2kVA sine wave inverters designed for 19in rack systems and capable of producing a 115 or 230Vac output from a 12, 24 or 48Vdc power source.... more
Unipower wall-mount rectifier systems provide power levels up to 700W
January 17 2008 - Unipower Europe announces its RW Series of wall-mount rectifier systems designed as an alternative to rack mount units for powering a wide variety of telecoms equipment.... more
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