Technology Leadership
Eaton strives for continued success in leveraging technical innovation to develop next-generation products that fulfill specific customer requirements. Over the years, Eaton has been awarded with many notable honors from various organizations. Numerous awards have validated Eaton’s customer-centric approach including being named Power Quality Company of the Year (2004, 2005 & 2008) by Frost & Sullivan.
TRADITION OF TECHNICAL INNOVATION
From patenting the first AC inverter in 1962 to submitting eight new patents for the Eaton 9390 UPS, as well as DC power rectifier and battery cell measurement technology patents, Eaton has a continuing history of technical innovation. With more than 264 active patents and another 178 patents pending, we maintain a long tradition of using our technical expertise to provide customers with what they need most in a power management solution:
| 2010 | Eaton 9395 UPS is SMaRT certified in the USA. |
| 2009 | First UPS with double-conversion protection and 99% efficiency up to 1100 kVA |
| 2007 | Advanced load testing without the requirement of an external load for Eaton 9395 UPS models from 225 to 1100 kVA with the Easy Capacity Test. |
| 2007 | Eaton introduces a quantum leap in large, three-phase UPS technology, the Eaton 9395, which incorporates a modular and upgradeable design with internal redundancy for maximum reliability. |
| 2007 | Eaton introduces the high power density and high efficiency Eaton BladeUPS rackmount UPS, a 12 kVA modular UPS featuring N+1 parallel redundant systems up to 60 kVA with modular distribution. |
| 2005 | First UPS featuring full power processing to verify internal converter operation and site commissioning tests without external load banks. |
| 2005 | First UPS with full power battery discharge independent of attached load for battery integrity testing |
| 2004 | Modular transformer-free UPS up to 160 kVA, integrating an unmatched combination of power performance, battery management, scalable architecture, flexibility, and service |
| 2003 | First 6 kVA UPS in 3U for high-density rack applications increases power density by 33%. |
| 2003 | First 3kW DC power rectifier module with power density greater than 10W/cu in. |
| 2003 | Second-generation wireless paralleling for high-frequency power inverters |
| 2002 | First dual source UPS for rackmount applications |
| 2002 | First DC power system with cell phone (SMS) text message alarm and status capability. |
| 2002 | First full 100Mbps switch hub integrated on a network card |
| 2001 | First HFSM DC power system design designed specifically for IT applications including “Power-over-LAN” |
| 2001 | First DC power system with integrated, networkable monitoring and control for auxiliary equipment |
| 2001 | UPS with 3 kVA increases power density by 40% |
| 1998 | First DC power system with battery runtime prediction |
| 1997 | First DC pwer rectifier module with Active Voltage Control (AVC) to maintain bus voltage to within ±0.01V |
| 1997 | First DC power rectifier module with greater than 92% efficiency at typical loads |
| 1996 | First UPS with wireless paralleling |
| 1993 | First UPS to offer load segmentation |
| 1993 | First UPS with ABM technology to extend battery life |
| 1992 | First DC power rectifier module with power density greater than 5W/cu in. |
| 1991 | First microprocessor based DC power system controller |
| 1989 | First high-frequency transformer-free UPS |
| 1987 | First high-frequency switch mode rack power systems specifically designed for telecommunications |
| 1987 | First UPS with advanced pulse-width modulated (PWM) technology and microprocessor-based diagnostics |
| 1986 | First commercially available 200W high-frequency switch mode DC power systems for telecommunications applications |
| 1986 | First UPS over 100 kVA for computer rooms |
| 1982 | First UPS suitable for computer rooms |
| 1982 | First UPS suitable specifically designed for offices |
| 1976 | First UPS for emergency lighting HID lamps |
| 1972 | First fault-tolerant and parallel UPS |
| 1972 | First all digitally-controlled UPS |
| 1968 | First commercial UPS combining battery chargers and inverters |
| 1962 | First AC power inverter |
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