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The change from electro-mechanical to electronic telecommunications equipment for non exchange installations has created the requirement for office-compatible standby power systems. British Telecom (BT) use a standard range of switch-mode power conversion units and sealed lead-acid batteries whicb can be assembled into custom-built power systems with any desired input, output and reliability.
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