power problems concerning MX-7500

[dwarf]

we have a customer who experiences a lot of electrical power problems in their building...can somebody offer a recommendation for the proper type of voltage regulator we should steer them towards?... here is what the manual says about power requirements...

200 V (North America, etc.) 200 V (Europe, etc.)
Maximum rated power Consumption*1 2880W 3840W
Energy consumption rate Not applicable
TEC value (Measured result) 65cpm machine 8.1kWh Now Measuring
75cpm machine 9.1kWh Now Measuring
TEC value (Standard) Tier2 65cpm machine 20.5kWh (0.70kwh * 65 - 25.0 kwh)
75cpm machine 27.5kWh (0.70kwh * 75 - 25.0 kwh)
Network/Fax waiting power consumption: 1W or less
* The network protocol is TCP/IP only.
No
Moving time to pre-heat mode 15 minutes (default)
Recovery time from pre-heat mode 30 sec.
Moving time to sleep mode 58 minutes (default) 58 minutes (Europe)
* Printer mode: 10sec. (default)
Recovery time from sleep mode 75cpm model: 53.25sec or less. 65cpm model: 48.15sec or less.

[Phil B.]

we have a customer who experiences a lot of electrical power problems in their building...can somebody offer a recommendation for the proper type of voltage regulator we should steer them towards?... here is what the manual says about power requirements...

200 V (North America, etc.) 200 V (Europe, etc.)
Maximum rated power Consumption*1 2880W 3840W
Energy consumption rate Not applicable
TEC value (Measured result) 65cpm machine 8.1kWh Now Measuring
75cpm machine 9.1kWh Now Measuring
TEC value (Standard) Tier2 65cpm machine 20.5kWh (0.70kwh * 65 - 25.0 kwh)
75cpm machine 27.5kWh (0.70kwh * 75 - 25.0 kwh)
Network/Fax waiting power consumption: 1W or less
* The network protocol is TCP/IP only.
No
Moving time to pre-heat mode 15 minutes (default)
Recovery time from pre-heat mode 30 sec.
Moving time to sleep mode 58 minutes (default) 58 minutes (Europe)
* Printer mode: 10sec. (default)
Recovery time from sleep mode 75cpm model: 53.25sec or less. 65cpm model: 48.15sec or less.

try these folks

AMETEK Electronic Systems Protection

[driving lots of miles]

we use the Smart Power Systems and have had good results with them.
smartpowersystems.com

[Phil B.]

we use the Smart Power Systems and have had good results with them.
smartpowersystems.com

do they have a warranty against failure of their product and damage to the unit? 30a version carries up to $12,000 repair cost to the unit should their product fail.

[driving lots of miles]

Yes there is a warranty against failure of their product and damage to the unit, I don't have the exact numbers in front of me.