Keep critical systems running through outages
Standby, line-interactive, and online UPS options.
Tower and rack-mount units, extended battery packs, stabilizers, and PDUs sized for network, surveillance, and security equipment.
Fittings and hardware
UPS types, formats, batteries, stabilizers, and distribution units.
Standby (offline) UPS
Basic protection for smaller loads.
Line-interactive UPS
Adds voltage regulation, common for networks and offices.
Online (double-conversion) UPS
Continuous clean power for critical equipment.
Tower and rack-mount
Rack units fit network cabinets; tower units suit floors and shelves.
Battery packs and extended runtime
For longer backup when needed.
Stabilizers, surge protectors, PDUs
Smooth unstable supply, block spikes, and organize cabinet power.
Why purpose-made fittings matter.
Keeps networks and security online through short outages and protects equipment from surges.
of this product range
Ride through outages
Keeps connectivity and security running through short outages.
Surge protection
Protects equipment from surges and voltage swings.
Safe shutdown
Allows safe shutdown of servers and recorders.
Less damage and data loss
Reduces damage and data loss from sudden power loss.
Longer equipment life
Extends the life of sensitive equipment.
Where these products are used.
- 01Network cabinets with switches, routers, and ONTs
- 02CCTV recorders and cameras
- 03Servers and storage
- 04Gate controllers and access control panels
Match to equipment and site.
Load
Total equipment power must fit within the UPS rating, with headroom.
Cabinets
Rack-mount UPS units fit 19-inch cabinets; tower units suit floors and shelves.
Network equipment
Protects switches, routers, ONTs, and PoE devices.
Security equipment
Keeps NVRs, cameras, and access panels running.
Runtime
Battery size determines how long backup lasts.
Long outages
A UPS covers minutes to hours; longer outages need a generator or larger battery system.
Decisions that get the choice right.
Add up your loads
Total the power of everything connected, then leave spare capacity.
Runtime
Decide how long equipment must keep running.
Type
Match UPS type to how critical and sensitive the equipment is.
Format
Rack or tower, to suit where it will sit.
Battery care
Plan for periodic battery replacement.
Common questions
How long will a UPS keep my equipment running?
It depends on the load and battery size. Lighter loads run longer.
Do UPS batteries wear out?
Yes. They age and need replacing on a schedule.
Can a UPS replace a generator?
No. A UPS bridges short outages, while a generator supports longer ones.