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Alpha Offers Two New Element Powering UPS for FTTx Network Powering Applications
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Bellingham, Wash., August 30, 2002 - Power system manufacturer Alpha Technologies introduces two new UPS' for distributed communications network.

The ELA100-48D and the ELH100-48D-85 are designed to provide backup power for element powering applications. The ELA100-48D and the ELH100-48D-85 are designed to supply 100 Watts of power to telephony, fiber-to-the-curb or home (FTTC/H), or other communication equipment requiring 48 Volts DC to operate. Features for these cost effective UPS systems include; temperature compensated battery charging for extended battery life, visual and electrical indicators for on-site and remote reporting, and flexible cabinet mounting.

The ELA100-48D is used for indoor applications, is enclosed in a compact, sturdy metal enclosure and can be used with standard or long-life batteries. The ELH100-48D-85 is used for indoor or outdoor powering applications and is housed in a weather resistant enclosure. A single battery for the latter power supply provides up to eight hours of backup power with a 70 W load. Both UPS' keep field distributed electronics up and running during power disturbances and outages.

Alpha Technologies Inc. develops power conversion, protection and standby products for telecommunications and cable television industries, including custom, application-specific power solutions. In addition to product development, Alpha Technologies provides a comprehensive range of installation and maintenance services to support its global customer base. Alpha Technologies is a member of The Alpha Group of companies.

The Alpha Group represents a global alliance of independent companies that share a common philosophy - create world-class powering solutions for communication, commercial, industrial and renewable energy markets.
For this and/or additional information in electronic form, go to www.alpha.com.

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