An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is an effective backup power unit to keep critical power supplies available and IT systems running when the standard (main) power supply is fluctuating or shuts off. In the meantime, the uninterruptible power supply is not interfered by abnormal voltage performances such as voltage sag (or voltage dip, happens when the voltage decreases between 10% and 90% of nominal voltage for one-half cycle to one minute), voltage surge (or transient, a sub-cycle overvoltage with a duration of less than a half-cycle of the normal voltage waveform), etc.
The uninterruptible power supply is basically a “battery”, and the battery just activates whenever the main power supply is not functioning. If you are using computers or running servers, you will have plenty of time to save your data and exit normally before the backup system runs out of power completely
Sicon has been researching and developing UPS systems since 2003 and we have launched data center 3 phase modular UPS, rackmount UPS systems, and tower UPS systems for different applications. We also provide UPS-lithium-ion battery management systems to meet higher requirements.
We provide 10kVA, 25kVA and 50kVA modules for facility high reliability modular UPS systems and it satisfies the system capacity requirements from 50kVA to 800kVA.
Read More Our data center 3 phase modular UPS system has 30KVA and 50kVA modules to satisfy power needs from 30kVA to 500kVA.
Desktop UPS systems are the most common UPS systems and have been widely used by professionals or related fields, but to those small data center, rack-mounted UPS system is the most appropriate to use.
Read MoreSicon provides three phase modular UPS systems with superior efficiency. A three phase supply can deliver more and higher constant electrical power than a single phase power supply.
Read MoreGenius micro data center solution is designed with modular integrated structure, economic and environmental friendly, helps our clients to realize fast installation, flexible expansion
Read MoreLithium-ion batteries have become the top choice for UPS systems; li-ion batteries have longer lifespan, shorter charging time and no containments compared to lead-acid batteries.
Read MoreElectricity interruptions can produce serious complications if vital systems go down even if it is only momentarily. For example, a power outage in a data center full of servers hosting services like email systems, can result in huge economic losses as it can bring businesses to a standstill. According to research, UPS systems save billions of dollars in lost data and productivity caused by electricity interruptions.