The right UPS solution starts with the application. What is important is not just the performance, but also which consumers are protected, how long they have to run and how service, monitoring and expansion should work later.
From the application area to the right solution
Every environment has different requirements. A network cabinet needs different designs and messages than a server room, a practice or an industrial control system. ERREPI combines the UPS system, battery, accessories and service to create a solution that suits the task.
Typical areas of application help with the pre-selection. The specific design should then be performance, Autonomy time, protection class, space requirements and operating concept should be taken into account.
Server room and central IT
Servers, storage, virtualization, backup and central network components require plannable bridging, clear messages and often a controlled shutdown. VFI systems, SNMP integration, battery expansion and serviceability are often crucial here.
The load reserve, redundancy requirement, heat generation, rack installation, maintenance access and the question of whether an external service bypass makes sense are important.
Network cabinet, router and communication
Switches, firewalls, routers, telephone systems, WLAN controllers or NAS should continue to run stably during short power outages. The focus is often on compact 19-inch solutions, simple monitoring and sufficient runtime.
A uniform concept is particularly helpful in distributed locations: the same design, traceable battery changes, documented loads and clear escalation in the event of faults.
Practice, laboratory and sensitive devices
In practice and laboratory environments, device protection, orderly processes and low susceptibility to failure are what count. Measuring devices, IT, cooling systems, controls or documentation workstations can have different requirements for voltage, runtime and reporting.
Before making a selection, it should be clarified which devices really need to continue running and which should only be stopped in a controlled manner.
Industry, control and technical systems
Controllers, IPCs, communication modules, safety technology or process components often react sensitively to voltage drops and unplanned shutdowns. Load behavior, environment, network quality and service access must be considered particularly carefully.
Depending on the system, galvanic isolation, bypass, signaling contacts, robust battery planning or special installation requirements may be relevant.
System houses, planners and project business
For system houses and planners, ERREPI supports technical pre-selection, project positions, accessories, alternatives and service modules. This makes offers, customer discussions and later implementation easier.
Operators benefit from a solution that is not only sold, but can also be maintained and expanded in a transparent manner during operation.
Selection criteria at a glance
| criterion | What matters |
|---|---|
| load and reserve | Watt, VA, power factor, inrush currents and later expansion. |
| Autonomy time | Continued operation, generator start or controlled shutdown. |
| Design | Tower, rack, battery module, installation area and service access. |
| Monitoring | SNMP, messages, potential-free contacts and shutdown software. |
| service | Maintenance, battery replacement, spare parts and bypass concept. |
Further pages
For the concrete interpretation is Consulting and project planning the appropriate next step. Infrastructure topics such as rack, SNMP and service bypass are included Infrastructure. Maintenance and operation can be found in Service area; Products and accessories in Shop.