The design of these systems conforms to IEEE standards for power supplies and, according to Mohsen Rastegy, the managing director of Tacom, are fine-tuned to country's power network. Visual and audible alarms signal main failure and imminent battery exhaustion. Other features include, a transfer time of 3 to 6 msec, input frequency of 50 to 60 Hz, and maximum load crest factor of 2.5. Test switch and built-in load monitor allows operational check without external monitoring equipment. The systems come in tower cases and use finger touch control bottoms.
All systems come with a six-month guarantee and technical support.
Since Rayaneh Saz is no longer the official representative of Mitac, one of the best selling trademarks in Iran, it has to rely more on its own brand of machines. The company had already built a number of PCs but the then market was limited because of low demands for Iran-made PCs. But now, after finding a fair reputation in Iran's computer market and particularly among government organizations, Rayaneh Saz is intent on marketing his own computers. Recently, Rayaneh Saz introduced a wide range of IBM compatibles PCs at affordable prices hoping to beat the market of Taiwanese and Singapore made PCs. The price of these machines is relatively lower than other available brands and Rayaneh Saz's reputation in delivering good after sales services will certainly boost the market of these machines.