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UPS POWER CONTROL MANAGEMENT BY POWER CONTINUITY


How does a UPS POWER SUPPLY work? U


PS POWER SUPPLIES eliminate ALL and EVERY disruption caused by


random power dips, spasmodic brown outs, over voltages as well as undervoltages, as long as they have correctly specified for the site loads. Power Control is an integral part of any efficient energy management regime, and for that be risk free, Uninterruptible Power Supply Systems must be installed in all key areas. Of course, not every UPS is configured


the same way. Heavy machinery and motor drives


require Rotary Fly wheel UPS systems. Power Continuity are the ‘Specialists’


for all Rotary Fly wheel systems as we have installed and maintain more than any other company in the UK.


WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF A UPS? GRID supplies are referred to as ‘Dirty Power’ as the electricity we receive from the Grid is full of harmonic distortion caused by Wind Turbine and Solar power aberrations. Hence, the function of a top end,


quality UPS, is to actually prevent the damage to your equipment caused by sudden voltage drop and power outages. A correctly installed UPS system will always provide CLEAN power from its


output regardless of the anomalies inherent within GRID power supplies. Dirty power IN and CLEAN consistent power out. Therefore, by installing the correct UPS systems for your critical areas you’re ensuring that your power control management is risk free.


DOES A UPS SYSTEM REQUIRE A GENERATOR BACKUP? EVERY UPS installed system stores power within VRLA batteries or Kinetic Fly wheels. Your UPS will operate until its stored power is depleted. Therefore, Our MISSION at Power


Continuity is to eliminate ALL and ANY disruptions that are caused by random power dips, spasmodic brown outs, over voltages and under voltages, as well as total GRID loss, to allow your company to perform 24 hours day by installing emergency backup generators to support each UPS system.


‘NO BREAK’ POWER MANAGEMENT Uninterruptible Power Systems do ensure True NO Break Power for your production facility, logistics hub or data centre, because they act as a ‘bridge’ to cover any voltage drop that would otherwise ‘trip out’ your servers. 100% Automatic Uninterruptible Power


PowerContinuity offers resilience of N+N or N+2 or even greater resilience to absolutely ensure your power is there


Power Control is an integral part of any efficient energy management regime, and for that be risk free, Uninterruptible Power Supply Systems must be installed in all key areas


Supply Systems for TRUE 24/7 Power Continuity. Our Bespoke Uninterruptible Power Supply Systems Generators & UPS systems provide operational functionality 24/7. No Break power management.


AUTOMATION REQUIRES POWER CONTINUITY PowerContinuity offers resilience of N+N or N+2 or even greater resilience to absolutely ensure your power is there. Robots may work 24 hours a day but without clean power, they freeze. Total automation therefore requires fully installed and integrated Power Continuity Power Protection to ensure production resilience. We carry out a detailed power survey,


to firstly, identify your power risks, then secondly, offer automatic fully installed Power Continuity Systems to ensure that after installation, power failure won’t plague your site automation, ever again.


UPS’S AND DOWNS Now you know the difference between your UPS and DOWNS time, the next step is to eliminate all the Power Downs. PowerContinuity eliminates the stress of random power loss or major outages. Our total 100% automatic power protection provides peace of mind. 24/7. Rest easy. Your Power Management is under control.


We Design. We build. We Install. We Maintain.


NO BREAK Power Continuity = 100% Productivity WE ARE POWER CONTINUITY


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