Commercial and industrial entities rely on vital electrical services such as elevator service, refrigeration, financial transactions such as credit cards and bank operations, digital communications networks, and advanced medical therapies, among others, and the loss of electric power interrupts these important needs. There is a great demand for non-stop electric power for this equipment as it is critical for the success of the business. Thankfully, when the public supply goes down, there are quite a few options to provide auxiliary power when these events occur. With many devices available including backup generators, flywheel generators and battery/inverter systems, choosing the options for your business can ensure non-disruption of critical electrical equipment and we at Advanced Electric Solutions Corp would like to take the opportunity to elaborate further on the matter.

Need to Minimize Downtime when Power Grid Goes Down

The critical time for the transition. It is usually unexpected for the failure of the public electric feeder. Without advanced warning, whichever means that has been chosen for providing alternate power will ordinarily have to function. Even in the briefest of interruptions in power flow, the critical loads may be very intolerant, making this most critical time. One of the most common sources of alternate power during blackout periods is reciprocating engine driven generators. However, allowing it to get up to speed, and then to complete the functions necessary to permit it to assume the load, unfortunately, results in an unavoidable delay to start the engine. Enough to reset most digital processor equipment, the loss of power for only a few cycles is adequate.

How an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Works

Binding the time gap. So, there is an effective transition to an alternate supply, there must be a smooth supply of electricity to vital loads properly maintained. With a device called an uninterruptible power supply (UPS), you can reach your goals. These devices employ a battery as a power reservoir though they are originally designed for digital computers. These differ in the way that the electric energy stored in the battery is connected to its load where there are different types of UPS devices available on the market.

UPS & Generator Back Up

A UPS system can be combined with a generator set in order to best maintain the operation of vital equipment through an interruption of normal supply. For an orderly start of the generator set, the UPS equipment provides the critical time necessary.

Electrical Equipment Failure Planning

Reflect how critical the loads are to be supplied for the design of a backup, or emergency, and power supply capability. The level of risk should be in proportion to the redundancy. Additional reliability measures should be taken when truly critical electrical needs are at stake.

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With the many different options, you can ensure non-disruption of critical electrical equipment. Additionally, having the plan can also assist in better managing your energy usage. For help in this arena as well as overall energy management, call in the experts of Advanced Electric Solutions Corp and let our qualified team of experts help you with the energy usage for your business.