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Today, PCI is the leader in India and in the Indian sub-continent and an international frontrunner in the field of technology based solutions in the field of Power and Energy. In their quest for introducing the latest and most technological and eco-friendly UPS in the country, PCI power conditioning division has entered into a Joint Venture with Europe based Riello UPS, the fourth largest UPS manufacturer in the world.

For the last over 15 years, the Power Conditioning Division at PCI has been engaged in the business of high performance STATIC Uninterrupted Power Supply Systems ranging from 800VA to 6400KVA in tie-up with Riello of Italy as their exclusive distributor, providing their UPS systems with value addition and complete support in terms of installation, commissioning, system integration and service support across the length and& breadth of the county.

PCI believes that looking at present environmental concerns globally, it’s time particularly for countries like India, to opt for environmentally friendly power protection systems and keeping in line with this Corporate Social Responsibility, the company recently got associated with Reillo UPS in a JV to promote this business on a much wider scale in the larger interest of our esteemed customers.

Riello UPS is a major contributor to the European Commission - Code of Conduct on Energy Efficiency and Quality of AC Uninterruptible Power Supplies - and the first European manufacturer to rate its products for ECO Energy Level efficiency. The European Commission Code of Conduct is a document signed by the major UPS manufacturers in Europe which outlines the efficiency levels to reach for specific size bands from 10-800kVA, at 100% to 25% loading.

Reillo-PCI UPS joint venture not only aims to achieve highest possible operating efficiencies, but also focus on research and development efforts on other aspects that impact the environment

	1. Adaptive battery management to enhance and elongate the period between battery replacement and disposal programmes and reduce the wear and tear on other consumables such as fans and capacitors.

	2. Adaptive ‘Smart Mode’ operation in which the UPS selects a mode of operation that matches the electrical characteristics of the mains power supply to the power protection performance required by the load.