Power protection for mission-critical loads, from 600 VA to 1250+ kW.
UPS sized to the connected load: single-phase for offices and distributed sites, three-phase for enterprise and data-centre applications, and high-density modular systems for AI and high-density computing.
- 01 · Measure Understand load and supply Capacity · runtime · quality
- 02 · Protect Size the UPS and distribution Topology · redundancy · battery
- 03 · Support Maintain over the lifecycle PM · AMC · battery service
A conceptual sequence used to explain the service, not a customer deployment.
What it is
UPS and power protection for mission-critical loads, sized to the connected demand and the operating environment, with distribution, monitoring and lifecycle support around it.
- 01
Load, supply and runtime assessment
- 02
UPS topology, capacity and redundancy
- 03
Distribution, battery and monitoring design
- 04
Commissioning and lifecycle support
UPS for every load, 600 VA to 1250+ kW
- Single-phase UPSFor offices, IT rooms, retail, network infrastructure and distributed applications
- Three-phase UPSFor enterprise, industrial, healthcare, BFSI, telecom and data-centre applications
- High-density & modular UPSScalable, space-efficient protection for high-density computing, AI and modern data-centre workloads
Sized, installed and kept ready
- Site assessmentLoad, supply, runtime and environmental review
- Sizing & selectionCapacity, topology and redundancy matched to the load
- Installation & commissioningIntegrated and validated to an approved plan
- Preventive maintenance & AMCScheduled service that keeps protection dependable
- Battery & service supportBattery lifecycle, spares and response cover
How we deliver it
- Step 1
Assess
Review supply, load, growth, runtime and environmental constraints.
- Step 2
Design
Size the UPS, distribution, battery and monitoring.
- Step 3
Deploy
Install and commission through an approved change plan.
- Step 4
Support
Maintain through preventive maintenance, AMC and battery service.
Questions about this service
What UPS range does CDS cover?+
From 600 VA single-phase systems for offices and distributed sites, up to 1250+ kW three-phase and high-density modular systems for enterprise and data-centre applications.
How is UPS capacity selected?+
The connected load, growth allowance, runtime, redundancy and operating requirements inform sizing and selection, confirmed by a site assessment.
Is maintenance included?+
Lifecycle support covers preventive maintenance, AMC, and battery and service support. Batteries, protection equipment and monitoring have lifecycle requirements that affect long-term readiness.
Start with the conditions around power protection.
Describe the current environment, the change you are considering and what the result must support.