UPS & Power Backup Systems

In mission-critical environments, power instability poses a serious risk to equipment performance and data integrity. Our UPS and battery systems are engineered to deliver seamless power continuity by instantly compensating for utility failures, voltage fluctuations, and transients. Designed for high-reliability applications, these systems ensure stable output, protect sensitive loads, and maintain uptime during transfer to backup generation or utility restoration.

Built for high-performance environments like data centers, healthcare facilities, and industrial systems, each solution is modified to load demands, space constraints, and runtime expectations.

Services & Capabilities

UPS System Selection: Matching system capacity with client needs, based on critical load and runtime requirements.
Proper Sizing & Load Analysis: Preventing overloads and inefficiencies through expert system planning.
Battery System Integration: Installation of reliable, long-lasting battery banks for smooth transition during outages.
Installation & Commissioning: Full system setup with safety protocols, configuration, and testing.

Technical Specifications & SBC Compliance

Every backup power panel and fuel storage tank complies fully with international electrical codes and KSA safety guidelines.

Compliance Standard	Application Scope	PGL Verification Checklist
NFPA 110	Emergency and Standby Power Systems	Generator load acceptance (Level 1: within 10 seconds), weekly exerciser setups, fuel reserves check.
IEEE 446	Emergency Power in Commercial Sites	ATS transition times checking, transient voltage limits during switching, harmonics filtration.
SBC 401 Section 710	Saudi Electrical Safety (Emergency Systems)	Independent emergency conduit pathways, backup battery run-times, panel warning decals.

Service-Specific FAQs

How do you size a standby diesel generator?

We perform active on-site electrical monitoring or review design parameters to determine the peak continuous kW load. We factor in high-transient currents, such as heavy HVAC motor starts, sizing the generator's alternator to accept these transient spikes without voltage dips.

What is an Automated Transfer Switch (ATS), and why is it needed?

An ATS is an electromechanical switch connected to both utility power and your standby generator. When it senses a grid drop, it signals the generator to start. Once the generator reaches the correct voltage, the ATS safely disconnects the utility grid and connects the generator load—all within seconds.

Do you offer preventive maintenance for battery arrays?

Yes, absolutely. We offer customized preventive maintenance agreements. Our technicians perform thermal imaging checks on battery terminals, test individual cell voltages under load, check electrolyte levels, and replace aging batteries to prevent emergency drops.

UPS & Power Backup Systems