The advanced hybrid solution for power management

Supplied by Raritan Australia Pty Ltd on Friday, 12 August, 2016

Data centre transfer switches normally fall into one of two categories: relay-based Automatic Transfer Switches (ATS) or Static Transfer Switches (STS). Both have inherent design flaws that hinder performance and reliability — two areas where a hybrid transfer rack switch really excels.

Download this white paper to discover the value-add advantages of choosing a hybrid rack transfer system for your data centre.

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