Uninterruptible Power Supplies

Business continuity has become a buzz word over the last few years. Organisations are making a conscious effort to focus on preparing for a complete outage and ensuring that they don't get caught out.

This is where an uninterruptible power supply comes into play

A UPS as it is often called, provides short term power in the event on outage and is excellent if you are looking to protect data centres and telecoms

What type of business would this suit?

It doesn't matter what size business you are, if your systems rely on a near continuous supply of electricity (such as a hospital or a data centre), or you simply need a backup supply for one computer, it will work for you.

It's not one size fits all!

UPS come in a variety of sizes and it all depends what you are looking for. Why not get in touch for a consultation with one of our experts today.

We can offer:

Data Centres and Facilities - 3 Phase UPS

If you are looking for a UPS for your critical IT systems, this efficient and reliable model is for you. A 3 Phase UPS is specifically designed for those who need more power than a single phase UPS can provide. It has three wave circles and runs on three wires to connect to the circuit. You tend to find these particular solutions in large data centres and within businesses who have large on-site server rooms.

Computer and Peripheral

For those who need something for their home computer or even external storage, there are plenty of options. Designed to last for short periods of time during a power outage, these types of solutions can power a PC for 10 minutes. Due to their short life, it is not advised these are used if you require power to several systems.

Network and Server

For smaller servers and networking systems, there is a UPS for every business. These are designed to be used on network file servers and local area networks; excellent if you need to keep power running to core systems within your business.

If you are looking for a UPS, then why not get in touch with our expert team now?