UPS systems for healthcare applications are available in many sizes, with a wide range of battery backup times that range from a few minutes, to allow the backup generator to start up, to a few hours, if a generator is not available. This enables smooth continuity of services within the healthcare sector irrelevant of the utility power status.
Although long battery backup times are possible, they are costly, require replacement every few years and take up a lot of space. The combination of a short backup battery on a UPS with standby diesel generator set is the ideal emergency power solution for any long-term power reliability.
Standby Systems has been providing the medical industry with UPS systems, batteries, and services since 2003. Many hospital groups, medical imaging companies, radiographers, and laboratories use our range of UPS systems, with the transformer-based UPS technology, which has proven itself to work well within the demanding load requirements of the medical sector, offering unsurpassed reliability, as well as lowest total cost of ownership in the long term, being preferred.
Standby Systems’ team of highly skilled and widely experienced UPS engineers and technical sales teams, along with its large service infrastructure, can provide a reliable, long term, technical solution for any medical application from IT, emergency lighting and connectivity, to highly advanced imaging power supply solutions at affordable prices.
Choosing the right UPS system for your medical application
There is a wide range of UPSs to select from for use in various sectors of the medical industry, starting with administration facility protection and moving across a broad range of uses to include emergency facilities, labs, theatres, and treatment rooms, and up to radiography and various imaging and treatment facilities.
Normally UPS systems are located in the various equipment rooms throughout a medical facility to prevent any direct contact by unauthorised personnel and keep everyone safe.
Apart from keeping medical equipment running, it is also essential to have a UPS supply for emergency lighting, firefighting and detection systems, security systems, IT, telecommunications, and administration services, which all play vital support roles.