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Three services that build on each other

Monitoring tells you what is happening. Tests evidence that the backup works. Service fixes it when it does not. You can start with any one of them, but they make the most sense together.

Remote UPS monitoring

We measure voltage, current, active power and temperature directly at the unit. Repeated tests build a trend that reveals battery condition months in advance.

  • Works with any UPS, even without a communication card
  • Communicates over GSM, independently of the customer network
  • Battery health index and remaining life estimate
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Emergency lighting tests

The monthly functional test and the annual full-duration test run remotely. Each produces a protocol and a logbook entry.

  • Testing by simulated mains failure, as the standard requires
  • Automatic protocol with no work for your staff
  • Electronic operating logbook as evidence
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Service, repairs and supply

Preventive inspections, battery set replacement, repairs and supply of new UPS units. Capability we have been running for years under the EULED brand.

  • Annual preventive inspection with protocol
  • Battery set replacement including disposal
  • Call-out under the agreed SLA
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The usual sequence

This is how we proceed with a new customer. Each step stands on its own, but only together do they turn firefighting into planned maintenance.

  1. 1

    Site audit

    We survey every backed-up system, including those nobody currently keeps records of. The output is an inventory of equipment and its condition.

  2. 2

    Monitoring roll-out

    Module installation, calibration against a working system and recording of the circuit reference fingerprint.

  3. 3

    Operation

    Continuous measurement, monthly tests, protocols and alarms. You do not have to touch any of it.

  4. 4

    Intervention

    When the data shows a problem, we come out. Battery replacement is planned ahead, not after an outage.

It starts with a UPS audit of the estate

We survey the whole site — including backed-up systems nobody currently keeps records of. The output is an inventory of the equipment, its condition and a proposal for what is worth monitoring. Only then does a quotation follow.