Power outages can happen anytime, but summer heat can leave your business’s critical power supply especially vulnerable. That’s why it is essential to prepare for the unexpected by investing in and maintaining an uninterruptible power supply (UPS).
Power Failure

Eaton's 2017 Blackout Tracker report compiled data from over 3,500 power outages across the U.S. This 10th and final report highlights how outages are impacting more people and costing businesses significantly more. Discover the top takeaways, including the rising cost of downtime and the increasing frequency of natural disaster-related disruptions.

Discover the surprising cause behind countless US power outages: squirrels. Learn how these furry creatures create short circuits by using power lines as highways and how their bodies can bridge electrical components. Understand the growing problem and what you can do to protect your critical operations from these unexpected disruptions.

Delta Air Lines faced significant disruption due to a power outage, highlighting the critical need for robust backup power systems. Aging technology and outdated networks contributed to widespread flight cancellations and substantial financial losses. Learn how to prevent similar disasters for your business with proactive maintenance and network assessments.

A UPS system failure can lead to more than just downtime. Learn about the potential catastrophic outcomes, from equipment damage and workflow disruption to serious fire hazards and explosions. Discover why preventative maintenance is essential to protect your valuable equipment and avoid costly consequences.

Did you know squirrels and birds cause 11% of power outages? With increasing reliance on data, protecting your mission-critical equipment from disruptions is vital. Learn how a comprehensive energy security plan can identify vulnerabilities and provide peace of mind against power failures.

Recent power failures at high-security facilities highlight the critical need for reliable emergency backup power. This post explores four best practices to prevent power outages, ensuring mission-critical systems remain operational and facility safety is maintained, even during unexpected disruptions.
