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Complimentary UPS Strategy Review

Is your backup power strategy fit for purpose? UPS systems play a vital role in protecting critical IT and electrical equipment from mains power disruption. However, effective business continuity depends on having the right overall power resilience strategy in place. By answering a few questions below, we can review your existing arrangements, assess your requirements and identify whether any improvements are needed to ensure your essential systems remain protected when the mains supply is disrupted. Once submitted, we’ll review the information and contact you to discuss your requirements.

Complimentary UPS Strategy Review

Arrange a Free UPS Strategy Review

Do you have a backup power strategy in place? 
Are you looking for a backup power strategy proposal?
Is this an Uninterruptible Power Supply or generator? 
What is the size of the UPS? 
When was the equipment last serviced? 
Is there a current service contract in place for your UPS or generator equipment? 
What is the age of the UPS equipment? 
Have the batteries been replaced in the UPS system in the last 5 years? 

Frequently Asked Questions

Business continuity power protection helps keep essential systems and equipment operating when the mains electricity supply is interrupted. Depending on the application, this may include UPS systems, batteries, standby generators and associated electrical infrastructure.

Even a short interruption to the mains supply can cause systems to shut down, disrupt operations and potentially result in lost data, damaged equipment and costly downtime. A properly designed power protection strategy helps maintain continuity and reduces the operational impact of a power failure.

Any organisation that relies on IT systems, communications, manufacturing equipment, medical technology, security systems or other critical infrastructure can benefit from backup power protection. This includes offices, data centres, healthcare facilities, manufacturing sites, educational establishments and commercial premises of all sizes.

A UPS provides immediate, uninterrupted power when the mains supply fails, protecting connected equipment from sudden shutdowns as well as many common power quality problems. Depending on the required autonomy, a UPS can provide sufficient runtime for equipment to shut down safely or maintain operation until a standby generator starts. Extended battery systems can also provide considerably longer runtimes where required.

Yes. Every installation should be designed around the equipment being protected, its electrical load, the required level of resilience and how long it needs to remain operational during a mains failure. This ensures the solution provides the required protection without unnecessary capacity or cost.