Backup Power and UPS
Resilience when the grid fails — sized to genuine critical load, not a generic backup capacity assumption.
What’s included
- Critical load analysis and backup power sizing.
- Standby generator selection, installation, and integration.
- Automatic transfer switch (ATS) installation and testing.
- UPS system selection and installation for critical loads.
- Fuel supply infrastructure and fuel management system.
- Full load testing and transfer time verification on commissioning.
Reliable power supply is essential for most modern buildings, and backup power and uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems provide the resilience needed when grid supply is interrupted — covering everything from standby generator systems and automatic transfer switches to UPS systems protecting critical loads that cannot tolerate even momentary power loss. Specifying and installing this infrastructure correctly requires a genuine understanding of a building's critical load profile and realistic outage risk, not just a generic backup capacity assumption.
We size and install backup power and UPS systems with close attention to actual generator specification requirements and genuine load analysis — sizing systems appropriately for genuine critical load rather than defaulting to oversized, inefficient backup capacity, and ensuring automatic transfer systems are installed and tested to switch over reliably when needed.
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