Connected Equipment
Identify the PBX, switches, routers, gateways and other agreed devices that need backup power to support the required functions.
Plan for the power going out.
UPS design, installation and replacement for your communications and network equipment. We assess the connected load and required runtime, along with the circuits needed to support the installation.
Smart Backup Power
Keep essential equipment powered.
An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) provides temporary battery power when mains power fails. We size the system around the equipment you need to support and how long it needs to run.
- UPS Design & Installation
- Select and install a UPS for the connected equipment, required runtime and site conditions, with capacity for agreed future additions.
- Smart UPS Configuration
- Configure the monitoring, status alerts and shutdown functions supported by the selected UPS and connected equipment.
- Electrical Circuits
- Plan the circuit and outlet requirements for the selected UPS, with electrical installation included where specified in the project scope.
- Equipment Replacement
- Assess an existing UPS before replacement, checking its capacity, battery condition, connections and suitability for the current load.
System planning
Back up the whole connection.
Keeping a phone or server powered is only useful if the equipment it depends on keeps running too. We review the connected devices and power paths as part of the design.
Load & Runtime
Match UPS capacity and battery runtime to the expected load. Runtime estimates are checked against the selected equipment and battery configuration.
Permitting & Auditing
Review the existing power arrangement and identify applicable electrical work, permit and audit requirements within the agreed scope.
Monitoring & Upkeep
Agree on supported alerts, periodic checks and battery replacement planning. Features and maintenance needs depend on the chosen UPS.
Site assessment
Decide what needs to stay on.
We start with the systems you need during an interruption. Then we assess their power requirements, the available circuits and the runtime needed to continue operating or shut down equipment safely.
- Essential functions
- Which systems need battery power, and which connected devices those functions depend on.
- Load & expansion
- Expected power draw, equipment ratings and any planned additions that affect UPS capacity.
- Runtime & shutdown
- How long equipment needs to remain powered and whether a controlled shutdown is required.
- Site conditions
- Circuits, outlets, rack space, ventilation, access and the installation work required.
How We Work
From first conversation to ongoing care.
A communication system should be planned around the site, introduced carefully and supported after it goes live. Our process connects each stage so your team knows what happens next.
Getting Started
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Tell us about your organization, current systems and what you need to improve. Whether you’re upgrading equipment, moving locations or resolving an issue, this conversation helps us understand your priorities and identify the next step.
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Practical answers
Common questions.
Runtime, connected equipment and when an existing UPS needs attention.
How long will a UPS keep our equipment running?
Runtime depends on the connected load, battery capacity, battery condition and UPS configuration. We agree on a target and assess the selected system against it. A UPS does not provide unlimited backup power.
Will a UPS keep our phones and internet working?
It can power local equipment, but the PBX, switches, router and other required devices must all be considered. External calling and internet access also depend on the provider’s network remaining available.
Can we keep our existing UPS?
Possibly. We check its capacity, battery condition, connections and suitability for your current equipment. A battery replacement may be enough in some cases; others require a different UPS.
Is a UPS the same as a generator?
No. A UPS uses stored battery energy to provide temporary power. A generator is a separate power source. Where a generator is already installed, UPS compatibility and the power arrangement need assessment.
Does UPS installation need electrical work?
Some units connect to a suitable existing outlet; others need a dedicated circuit or hardwired connection. We confirm the selected unit’s requirements and the applicable installation and permit scope before work begins.
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Tell us about your organization and what you need. We’ll help you understand your options and find the right direction.