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When sizing for an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) there are a number of considerations, one of which is the required battery autonomy which refers to the amount of time a UPS battery will last at a specified load level in the event of a power outage.

The new BS 9251:2021 came into effect on the 30th of June 2021 and contains some quite significant changes that could see many landlords and residential building owners being caught out.

A UPS, like all electronic and electrical equipment, needs sufficient maintenance in line with the manufacturer’s guidelines to ensure optimal reliability.

As the medical industry becomes increasingly reliant on technology, there is a greater emphasis on the need for a dependable and consistent power supply. Healthcare facilities not only rely on such power for the everyday running of the infrastructure but also for their diagnostic and monitoring equipment, medical imaging equipment and life support.

Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) solutions can now be found in all business environments. From large data centres through to small SME’s and home offices, UPS systems are a critical element in all power protection strategies.

Power Control has received a glowing review for its electrical expertise and high performance UPS solutions from one of the world’s largest travel sites.

For those who are unsure about the differences between single and 3 phase UPS systems, and which is more suitable for your powers supply needs, here is a brief overview of the main differences and usagesFor those who are unsure about the differences between single and 3 phase UPS systems, and which is more suitable for your powers supply needs, here is a brief overview of the main differences and usages

The BORRI INGENIO was introduced in 2014 superseding the B8033 and B8031, previously on the market for the last 7 years.

The CertaUPS range was introduced to the UK in 2016 as an advancement of the previous B60, B300R, B400, B400R, B500 and B500EVO systems.