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CPSS systems are becoming more appealing to back up life safety systems than generators for cost and environmental reasons

The tier rating of the facility will determine what happens when there is an external failure outside of the control of the UPS

The government released a stark outlook that could see energy blackouts starting from December. Now is the time to prepare your business for this

Transportation is a vast sector encompassing aviation, rail, road, and even marine.

The new BS 9251:2021 came into effect on the 30th of June 2021 and contains some quite significant changes that could see many landlords and residential building owners being caught out.

Rapidly advancing healthcare technology is transforming the way patients are being diagnosed and treated.

Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS systems) are used to protect sensitive IT equipment, emergency systems, medical equipment, evacuation systems and a vast range of other electrical loads from power supply fluctuations and short-term power loss.

 Electrical power transmission involves the bulk movement of delivering generated electricity from a generation site (1), typically a power plant or renewable sources, across transmission lines (3) to the distribution grid (5) located in populated areas. 

When installing a tertiary power system, there are numerous considerations and a myriad of decisions to be made. These decisions are of utmost importance and could be the difference between an electrical infrastructure that can support all the functions of a healthcare facility and one that buckles in the face of a power failure.