Uninterruptible Power Supplies:

Unplanned downtime comes with a painful price tag, costing manufacturers an average of $260,000 per hour. Additional research shows shutdowns can eat up from 1% to 10% of available production time. 

While actual dollar amounts vary per industry and company, there seems to be no cap on how much these costs could rise. According to SolarWinds, hourly downtime costs have increased 32% over the last seven years due to each industry’s reliance on its digital marketplace. 

That’s where uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) come in. During an unexpected outage, they help provide the uptime to:

• Ensure productivity and profits don’t suffer
• Maintain continuity of service in 24/7 operations
• Protect sensitive equipment
• Prevent data losses during power failures