Specialist In High Quality Ups Systems For Data Centres

A UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply) provides emergency power when the main power source is unavailable. It ensures that your connected devices continue to operate for  short periods of time so you can shut them down properly, or keep them powered until the power source comes back.

UPS systems usually have internal batteries that store power and their capacity will affect how long they can provide power during an outage. Typically, it ranges from 5-30 minutes. Many systems provide voltage regulations to stabilise incoming voltage. This will protect your equipment from voltage spikes and surges.

Here at Source UPS Ltd, we specialise in data centre infrastructure solutions for edge computing,  and on-premise or regional data centre applications. Whether you need large-scale UPS installations at multiple locations or a small single UPS, we would love to help.

What types of UPS are there?

There are three main types of UPS: offline standby power supplies, line-interactive UPS, and online/double-conversion UPS. Each type offers a different level of protection and efficiency.

The most advanced UPS solutions are designed for sensitive equipment like computers and servers that might not work with other models.

High-quality UPS units have very short transfer times, therefore minimising disruptions. Where you place UPS units is crucial, since they must be kept in well-ventilated areas to prevent overheating. Some UPS models might emit a low level of noise and heat.

Online/double-conversion UPS systems are less energy-efficient compared to offline/standby and line-interactive models. That’s because they continuously convert incoming AC power to DC and then back to AC. However, their higher level of protection is often necessary for critical applications.

Source UPS Ltd ensures that data centres and industrial facilities enjoy an uninterrupted operation of critical devices and systems.

When selecting a UPS, it’s important to consider the power capacity required for your equipment. UPS units are rated in Volt-Amps (VA) or Watts (W), indicating the amount of power they can supply. You should choose a UPS with sufficient capacity for your connected devices. We’re always available to help you do this.

We also offer maintenance and battery replacements for UPS systems. 

An Uninterruptible Power Systems requires regular battery replacements. Because batteries have a limited lifespan, their performance will degrade over time. It’s also crucial to have maintenance to ensure you’re always prepared for an outage.

We offer a range of maintenance and support packages to suit your particular budget. These include nationwide on-site responses to emergency call-outs, a scheduled preventative maintenance visit, 24/7 telephone technical support, battery testing and firmware upgrades.

Whether you need UPS as a key part of a solution or as a standalone device, Source UPS Ltd can help. 

Source UPS, is for data centre infrastructure solutions and services, which includes Uninterruptible Power Supplies as a vital element of a solution or as a standalone device.

Find out more about our uninterruptible power supplies or contact our team for more information.