Do I need a UPS?

In the blink of an eye, your company can lose its competitive advantage . . .

The proliferation of computers and other sensitive electronic equipment and the inevitable nature of power served by long, exposed power lines and aging grids have users and power authorities alike turning more attention to the problem of power quality.

The influence of power disturbance inducing equipment - such as large electric motors, arc welders, compressors, electronically controlled power devices – can impact utility power to neighbouring applications - even at considerable distance.

As the demand for electricity increases, the ability to receive and maintain high quality, uninterrupted power decreases. It's a problem that many companies face every day. Where early microprocessor equipment ran comparatively slowly, new equipment is a lot faster with much smaller pulse width. The relative size of disturbances, when compared to total pulse width, are significantly greater - proportionately. As the speed of computer 'chips' increases, so too does the susceptibility to interference. This increase in speed is a continuing trend with greater dependence on clean power.

Clean, consistent power is simply not available from the electric utility. Surges, spikes, sags, brownouts and blackouts happen daily. With today's sensitive micro-chip technology, a minor power fluctuation can cause irretrievable damage that can bring productivity to a standstill and require costly software/hardware re-construction.

Every business uses some form of equipment that relies absolutely on electric power. Reliable electric power is the one thing you depend on to give your operation its competitive edge. It could be the very thing that leaves you powerless to compete. Business relies on secure electric power to maintain equipment availability for it's operation and needs protection against power disturbance or power failure:

Reliable power helps to ensure reliable business.

WHAT IS A U.P.S?

A UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) is a Power Protection System to provide clean, stable power to critical application equipment throughout utility power disturbances and power failure.

WHAT WILL A UPS DO FOR ME?

Power disturbances and blackouts can be costly. Preserving Information, the availability of equipment critical to the business, maintaining fully occupied staff, reduction of cost over-runs, performing reliably and getting results on time are all key elements in any successful operation.

A UPS will help:

1.Protect against risk of permanent information loss.

2.Prevent the inconvenience of down-time and loss of system use.

3.Minimize Direct Sales Revenue losses.

4.Prevent physical damage to user equipment.

5.Reduce staff inactivity.

6.Overcome the need for System Software rebuild.

7.Prevent over-run of Deadlines

ALL OF WHICH SAVES TIME, MONEY AND FRUSTRATION - AND HELPS DELIVERY ON TIME, ON BUDGET.

COMPUTERS:

General Office Data Processing

Engineering, Architectural, Planning

Graphic Design, Advertising, Publishing

Industry related Client Data Management

(Travel, Realty, Pharmaceutical) Retail Point of Sale Control

Research and Development Programs

Medical, Hospitals

COMMUNICATIONS:

Satellite Communications

Telecom, Key Systems, PABX

Broadcasting, Television, Radio

Facsimile machines

SECURITY:

Building Systems / Premises monitoring

Fire Alarm Systems

PROCESS CONTROL:

Automated Manufacturing Systems

Quality Control Systems

Production-line Monitoring

Electronic Variable Speed Devices

MEDICAL & HEALTH:

Operating Theatre

Life support Systems

Diagnostic Equipment

BANKING & INSURANCE:

Teller Support

Interbank Data Communication

Ledger Access

Client Information Hot-lines

Automatic Teller Machines

MILITARY:

Defence Applications