Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
Unplanned outages are never a good thing, whether you’re compounding pharmaceuticals, manufacturing microchips, keeping a data center running, or performing MRIs on patients. That’s why resiliency plans are becoming par for the course.
But a successful resiliency plan isn’t just about having a backup generator.
See how bundling a backup generator with a UPS can help save your company money.
Bridging the power gap to help insulate your equipment from outages
A backup generator is the first step in your resiliency plan. However, even the most cutting-edge generators take a few moments before they begin providing the necessary power.
Enter the UPS. It’s a battery that provides critical power as soon as an outage occurs and bridges the gap until your generator can go online. A UPS is designed to shield your equipment from any interruption in its power supply – which is ideal for industries where any momentary loss of power can have a negative impact on operations.
Benefits of a UPS
01
Weatherproof your operation
Recent history has shown us that extreme weather events are becoming more common. A UPS installed with your backup generator can help keep you up and running.
02
Save money
Uptime matters and downtime costs – in product and man-hours. Let a UPS help insulate you from those costs. And with financing programs that require no upfront capital, it can be a win-win situation for your bottom line.
03
Save time and hassle
Resetting your manufacturing lines can take time. Or if you’re scanning patients, a loss of power can mean restarting an MRI or CT scan. It’s simple. A UPS can help save you time and inconvenience.
