What is an uninterruptible power supply (UPS)?

Uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) are essential to ensure you have continuous power during a power outage. From a small UPS to save and shut down your PC, to large commercial systems that power large data centers or critical systems in hospitals, we have the solutions you and your customers demand.

Why do you need an uninterruptible power supply system?

Uninterruptible power supply systems can reduce downtime (and its cost) in manufacturing by providing reliable backup power in an emergency. A UPS allows your systems to shut down slowly, in alignment with standard procedures, as opposed to the rapid shutoff of an outage, which could damage the equipment.

What are the top manufacturers of uninterrupted power supply (UPS) in 2025?

The global Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) market continues to grow, driven by advancements in AI and edge computing. However, the market is predominantly dominated by manufacturers from the United States, China, and Europe. Here are the top UPS manufacturers in 2025: 1.Schneider Electric 2.Eaton 3.Vertiv 4.Riello UPS 5.Huawei 6.Toshiba 7.Piller

What is a Mitsubishi Electric uninterruptible power supply (UPS) system?

Mitsubishi Electric uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems provide daily power conditioning as well as backup power in the event of an outage to reduce damage to manufacturing equipment and maintain uptime for your production line.

Why should a manufacturing facility use an ups?

A UPS is able to match the higher power requirements of a manufacturing facility to ensure you have constant protection even during peak usage points in your cycle. It can handle the elevated power required for motors, robotics, drives – everything you need to keep your production line running while protecting critical equipment from surges.

Do you need a generator for a UPS system?

A UPS system also provides backup power to essential operational systems at your facility, including lighting and IT (protecting your data center and IoT) in an emergency. But if an outage is extended, and you’re running a 24/7 production line, you may need to pair a generator to your uninterruptible power supply.