Right-size Power & Runtime for the Procedure

• Sum the real load (W/kW) for all connected devices and add at least 20–30% for headroom and inrush.
• Recommended runtime: ~30 minutes minimum for procedures and safe shutdown (adjust to facility policy).

Don’t Skip Monitoring and Safety

Choose UPS with surge/spike protection, battery alarms, auto-shutdown, and SNMP/software monitoring. Consider isolation/by-pass to meet hospital policies, and install in well-ventilated areas to reduce heat and extend battery life.

• Standards — Reference IEC 62040 family and facility safety policies.
• Monitoring — SNMP/log/alarms to track UPS and battery status in real time.
• Services — Design • installation • load testing • scheduled maintenance.

Key Factors When Choosing a Medical UPS

Prioritize power capacity + runtime + True Online architecture, plus monitoring, safety standards, and end-to-end on-site services.

Clinics / Offices — Line-Interactive

Best for workstations and general devices needing AVR with short backup time.

Operating Room / ICU — True Online

Clean, continuous power with zero transfer time reduces risk to patients and procedures.

Imaging / Lab — True Online + Monitoring

Enable SNMP/log/alarms for multi-UPS visibility; consider isolation as required.