Power continuity
Ride-through during outages and transfer to standby generation.
Uninterruptible power
UPS systems for operational continuity.
Online uninterruptible power for server rooms, Data Centers, telecommunications and industrial processes. We select the architecture for load, autonomy, redundancy and expansion plans.
- Onlinedouble-conversion technology
- N+Xmodular redundancy options
- 1–2000 kVAbroad portfolio range
Coolnet solutionUPS Systemsselection and integration
Technology for critical infrastructure
Protection against outages and power disturbances.
A UPS maintains critical loads during utility failure and conditions the power supplied to sensitive equipment. The correct system must be sized from actual active and apparent power, load characteristics and growth reserve.
Battery autonomy, bypass arrangement, generator cooperation, monitoring and maintenance access are part of the architecture, not accessories selected afterwards.
Power quality
Stable supply for sensitive IT and critical equipment.
Monitoring
Load, batteries, operating states and alarms available for supervision.
Redundancy
Parallel and modular arrangements can increase system availability.
Solution families
Select the architecture for the actual application.
The final configuration is confirmed after reviewing capacity, installation conditions, required availability and future expansion.
Rack UPS, single- and three-phase
PGH Rack Series
Online systems for standard IT racks, from individual cabinets to larger server-room loads.
- Standard rack format
- Online double conversion
- Single- and three-phase variants
- Communication options by configuration
Tower UPS
PGH Tower Series
Floor-standing online systems for technical rooms, automation and centralized critical loads.
- Wide power range
- Internal or external battery options
- Single- and three-phase architectures
- Generator compatibility subject to design
Rack-modular UPS
PGM Rack-Modular
Scalable modular protection for server rooms and Data Centers with compact high-density power modules.
- Parallel power modules
- N+X redundancy options
- Capacity expansion with load growth
- Central status and alarm display
Tower-modular UPS
PGM Tower-Modular
Free-standing modular architecture for high power, staged expansion and high availability.
- Multiple module ratings depending on system
- Scalable capacity
- Redundant configurations
- Solutions for large Data Centers
Applications
Infrastructure matched to the operating environment.
Equipment selection should reflect the consequences of downtime, site conditions, service strategy and the expected development of the IT load.
Describe your project →Server rooms and Data Centers
Protection for servers, storage, networks and management systems.
Telecommunications and edge
Power continuity for distributed network nodes.
Industry and automation
Stable supply for controls and process communication.
Security systems
Backup for surveillance, access and alarm infrastructure.
Selection criteria
What should be confirmed before configuration?
- 01
Load power
Active and apparent power, power factor, inrush current and load type.
- 02
Battery autonomy
Required runtime until shutdown, generator start or utility recovery.
- 03
Availability
N, N+1 or parallel architecture, bypass and maintenance strategy.
- 04
Installation
Input supply, space, ventilation, battery location and future expansion.
Technical documentation
Coolnet UPS Systems portfolio.
The catalog presents available product families, configurations and technical data. Final selection should be confirmed for the specific project and installation conditions.
Frequently asked questions
FAQ: UPS Systems
What UPS power should be selected?+
Sizing must use measured or reliably calculated load, power factor, transient demand and planned reserve.
How is battery runtime determined?+
From the protected load, required autonomy, battery technology, environmental conditions and ageing reserve.
When is a modular UPS appropriate?+
When capacity growth, module-level redundancy or easier maintenance is important.
Can a UPS work with a generator?+
Yes, but input characteristics, generator sizing and control settings must be coordinated.
Can the UPS be monitored remotely?+
Yes. Communication and integration options depend on the selected model and accessories.
Request a consultation
Select power, autonomy and redundancy for the actual protected load.
Send the available project data. We will identify the information required to prepare an appropriate configuration.