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Rapidly advancing healthcare technology is transforming the way patients are being diagnosed and treated. From sensitive medical imaging equipment to connected devices, data monitoring and lab tests, the future of healthcare lies in working hand-in–hand with technology and with that, comes a greater need for 24/7 regulated power.  

Celebrated on the 22nd of April every year since 1970, Earth Day is the world’s largest environmental campaign focussed on changing international mindsets to combat the global climate emergency.

Following the immense strain placed on the NHS due to the recent COVID-19 pandemic, addressing ageing infrastructures will feature highly on agendas. While there have been positive signals that the UK is on the road to recovery, it would be foolish not to be prepared for any similar future scenario.

Isolation in a UPS system forms the second of a four-part series of blogs looking at section 11 of the HTM 06-01. Section 11 directly relates to UPS systems and this blog aims to provide simplicity on section 11.45, which forms a part of the segment relating to ‘UPS fault condition design.’

Commercial properties have been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic and with landlords facing nearly £1billion in empty property tariffs, renewed pressure has been placed on Rishi Sunak to extend and reform business rates.

Football is the UK’s national sport and has an aggregate live attendance of over 33million. For many, football is far more than just a game, it is part of their DNA.

The UK is experiencing its lowest ever temperatures in over 25 years, with many counties plummeting below zero Celsius. With yellow and amber weather warnings still being issued, the country needs to brace itself for even colder temperatures and more rain, wind, ice and snow.

For many organisations, an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) forms an imperative foundation for their critical infrastructure. Providing a backup source of power if the mains were to fail.

The national economy has not declined as much as it was originally feared and it looks as though the UK might narrowly avoid a double dip recession