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Backup Power

Keep power on when supply fails.

Generators, UPS Systems, Source Transfer and Runtime for Critical Loads.

  • Generator
  • UPS
  • ATS / AMF
  • Critical loads
Cutaway of a building and its power systemsSolar panels on the roof, offices on the upper floors, a distribution board in the plant room, a battery and inverter room, and a standby generator in the yard, all feeding the building.ROOFOFFICESPLANT ROOMBATTERY ROOMGENERATORYARD
01 · Generators

Keep power on during outages.

Primary and standby generation for commercial, industrial and remote sites.

01 · Protect

Generator Systems

Generators specified for outage coverage, with ATS or AMF switching sized to critical load. The result: resilience in long outages, better generator utilisation and dependable critical backup.

  • Generator deployment
  • Transfer integration
  • Commissioning and testing
A standby generator set on its skid, with exhaust, control panel and a cable to the transfer switchATSGENERATOR
02 · UPS systems

Protect sensitive systems from interruption.

Conditioned backup for IT, communications and sensitive equipment.

02 · Protect

UPS Systems

UPS for IT, security, communications and control systems, sized for runtime and output quality. The result: protected critical electronics and lower dip and spike risk.

A UPS with battery modules feeding a server rackUPSRACK
03 · Server rooms and data centres

Server rooms and communications racks.

Critical electronics needing runtime.

03 · Protect

Server Rooms & Data Centres

Clean output and runtime control for server rooms and communications racks. Protection from unstable supply and poor transfers reduces equipment stress.

  • Server rooms and communications racks
  • Security and monitoring systems
  • Critical electronics needing runtime
A server room fed through a UPS: an unstable supply goes in, a clean output reaches the racksSUPPLYUPSCLEAN OUTPUTSERVER ROOM
04 · Transfer and switching

Controlled source switching.

Switching between grid and generator, coordinated through ATS or AMF.

04 · Protect

Transfer & Switching

ATS, AMF and source switching coordinated for predictable response. The standby stays easy to test and monitor.

  • ATS and AMF transfer
  • Transfer logic for grid failure
  • Consistent handover between sources
Two sources, grid and generator, meeting at an automatic transfer switch that feeds the siteGRIDGENERATORATS / AMFSITE
05 · Runtime and critical loads

Runtime where it matters.

Capacity and runtime matched to critical systems.

05 · Protect

Runtime & Critical Loads

Runtime allocated according to shutdown procedures, with the critical loads first. The result: controlled shutdown or ride-through for critical systems.

Battery runtime shared across critical loads: the rack first, then security, then lightingBATTERYRUNTIME123PRIORITY
How we deliver

Assess, design, implement, support.

The steps adapted to each kind of work.

Assess → Design → Implement → Support

  1. Assessment

    Site inspections, load studies and power-quality reviews to understand uptime risk and demand.

  2. Design & BoQ

    Electrical designs, protection plans, source coordination and bill of quantities aligned to the site.

  3. Build & Commission

    Installation, testing, switching setup, protection checks and structured handover into operation.

  4. Support

    Preventive maintenance, monitoring, fault response and improvement planning after deployment.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Where do generator systems fit?

Commercial and industrial continuity, ATS and AMF transfer, and generator sizing to critical loads. Capacity and runtime are matched to critical systems, transfer logic handles grid failure, and the standby is easy to test and monitor.

Where do UPS systems fit?

Server rooms and communications racks, security and monitoring systems, and critical electronics needing runtime. A UPS gives clean output and runtime control, with runtime allocated according to shutdown procedures, and protection from unstable supply and poor transfers.

Get in touch

Need reliable power?

Share your site conditions, uptime risks and growth plans. We will propose the infrastructure, backup, solar and support you need.

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