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Quality Power Solutions Elite Service Provider for XPCC
For over a decade, Quality Power Solutions has been an Authorized Partner with Xtreme Power Conversion (XPCC). During that time, our trained technicians have completed…
Understanding Field Service Reports Part 3: Balancing UPS Loads
Our third entry in our series on field service reports concentrates on understanding balancing UPS loads. Before we dive in, let’s start by defining what…
Understanding Field Service Reports Part 1: UPS Batteries
We are all familiar with going to the doctor to get a check up on our health. At the end of our visit, we typically…
External Maintenance Bypass – What Is It and When Is It Necessary?
An article explaining, in general terms, what an External Maintenance Bypass is in relation to UPS units and when it’s necessary to have.
DC Power Plant Maintenance: Keeping Businesses Running
In our last article, we discussed DC power plants , what they are, and how they are often used. Just like any back-up power system,…
DC Power Plants: Efficient Power for Industry
For most of power infrastructure and transmission, the globe runs on alternating current (AC) power, but there are specific applications where Direct Current (DC) power…
The Hidden Costs of Your Service Provider
You are feeling good about your negotiations with your new service provider. The discussions about your equipment have been excellent, and your rep really seems…
Seven Important Components: Lighting Inverters Dissected
As a follow up to our Lighting inverter series, this article will focus on the components of a lighting inverter and how they may differ…
Hundreds of Power Outages in the US Are Caused by…Squirrels?
When you think of power outages in this country, you generally think of weather related incidents and natural disasters – things like floods, fire, ice…
Three Facility Monitoring Systems Essential for Uptime
You may not be aware of adverse conditions within your facility that threaten to take down your critical loads at any time. That’s why monitoring…