Industrial UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) systems are designed to provide reliable backup power and protection for industrial environments such as manufacturing plants, oil & gas facilities, data centres, and process automation systems.

They are classified mainly based on topology, power capacity, and application.

Here’s a breakdown:


⚙️ 1. Based on Topology (Design Principle)

a. Offline / Standby UPS


b. Line-Interactive UPS


c. Double Conversion / Online UPS


d. Delta Conversion Online UPS


2. Based on Power Rating / Capacity

Type Power Range Typical Applications
Small Industrial UPS <10 kVA Local control panels, small machinery, sensors
Medium Industrial UPS 10–200 kVA Process control, substations, automation
Large/Central UPS >200 kVA Refineries, steel plants, data centers, utilities

🏭 3. Based on Application/Environment

Type Features Typical Industry
Industrial-grade (ruggedized) High IP rating, vibration resistance, wide temp range Oil & gas, mining, marine
Modular UPS Scalable, hot-swappable modules Data centers, critical process industries
DC UPS Provides DC output (24V, 48V, etc.) Control systems, telecom, SCADA
Rotary UPS (Diesel Rotary / Flywheel) Uses kinetic energy for backup Power plants, large industrial sites

🔋 4. Common Brands / Manufacturers

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