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Andy Bowles becomes the latest recruit to join the Secure Power team, taking on the role of sales manager. He brings with him a wealth of experience within the networking infrastructure industry, where for the past 25 years he has worked extensively in external sales roles, specialising in the retail of copper cabling systems, fibre optic connectivity, converged IP solutions and networking and electronic security.

It is without doubt that many businesses are still dealing with the financial challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic. Add the more recent escalating costs of, well let’s face it, pretty much everything and it is easy to see why more and more companies are finding the task of balancing budgets increasingly difficult.

Compliance with current emergency lighting regulations is crucial to ensure adequate illumination in the event of a complete loss of power.

Over the years safety standards and industry guidelines have been developed to eradicate the risks both from and to medical equipment, with Isolated Power Supply (IPS) solutions now forming a fundamental part of many critical power protection policies. 

In an age where consumers demand access to data 24/7, the reliability and efficiency of a data centre are critical. Each company or organisation must rise to the challenge of delivering quality and efficiency to its clients. At the same time, the total cost of ownership (TCO) for data centres becomes increasingly more expensive.

UPS stock availability is critical in the uninterruptible power supply industry (UPS). Most businesses and organisations — large and small — rely on UPS systems to sustain critical computer systems, sensitive equipment and electrical devices.

The question of when to replace an existing UPS system is one that is often asked. Generally, the subject is raised following the failure or repeated failures of an existing system, which has resulted in unplanned and unwanted downtime. The escalating costs of annual service agreements or poor results from energy efficiency audits are also common triggers, so at what point does replacing legacy equipment rather than repairing it or allowing it to ‘run-to-fail’ make the most commercial sense?

As energy prices soar, businesses and homeowners are realising the need for a more secure, stable and consistent power supply. Unpredictable power outages can severely impact the core operations of any business. When a power failure plunges a business into darkness, the losses are more significant than just revenue. The lack of backup power can wipe out stock, damage equipment and even put lives at risk.

Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) solutions are vital for many businesses. A UPS system protects electrical applications from damage or failure in the case of power spikes, outages and fluctuations. Even if power is down for a relatively short time or has the slightest interference, electrical devices could suffer severe damage and businesses can suffer from significant operational losses.

Secure Power Ltd has promoted three key individuals within its team. Recognising the commitment, dedication and talent of its team, this is the company’s latest wave of internal promotions.

Last year the government pledged £5m for capital investment projects and was wholly focused on building an ‘infrastructure revolution’. Despite grappling with a global pandemic and the resultant workforce and material supply shortages, the ‘build, build, build’ programme remains high on the UK agenda.

Secure Power has now included the latest 30kVA and 40kVA models of the Riello Sentryum range within its extensive UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) portfolio.