UPS and Uninterruptible Power Solutions

Business continuity with modular and monolithic UPS configurations.

Continuous Power, Business Continuity

Uninterruptible Power Architecture for Critical Loads

Protect critical IT loads against power fluctuations and outages with Vertiv Liebert UPS solutions.

In data centers, uninterrupted power means more than continuous electricity. It supports business continuity, data integrity and operational security. HyperDC Data designs modular or monolithic UPS architectures according to your critical load profile and manages installation, commissioning and maintenance processes end to end.

Uninterruptible Power Designed for

Critical Loads

The Right Capacity and Topology

Efficient UPS architectures sized according to load profiles and future capacity requirements.
Monolithic / Modular

Redundancy and Business Continuity

Parallel operation and maintenance bypass configurations for N+1 and 2N redundancy scenarios.

Battery Strategy

Optimize service life, space and maintenance requirements with VRLA or lithium-ion battery options.

Commissioning and Service

End-to-end management of installation, testing, commissioning and preventive maintenance.

Modular or Monolithic?
Select the Right UPS Architecture

UPS selection should consider capacity, expansion plans, maintenance strategy and redundancy objectives together.

Modular UPS

Suitable for projects requiring phased capacity expansion and flexible redundancy management. Modular architectures support operational continuity during planned maintenance and provide advantages where future load growth is expected.

  • Phased capacity expansion
  • Support for N+1 redundancy
  • Flexible service and maintenance

Monolithic UPS

A practical approach for projects prioritizing standardized installation and management through a single UPS unit. Capacity expansion is typically planned through additional units and parallel configurations.

  • Compact, standardized installation
  • Single-unit management
  • Scalable through parallel configurations
Capacity and Load

IT load, sudden load changes and future growth allowance.

Phase and Distribution

Single- or three-phase requirements, critical panels and distribution topology.

Redundancy

N, N+1 and 2N architectures and parallel operating scenarios.

Battery and Runtime

VRLA or lithium-ion batteries, autonomy targets, space and thermal impact.

Bypass & Maintenance

Static and manual bypass requirements and planned maintenance windows.

Efficiency and TCO

Partial-load efficiency, energy consumption and service strategy.

UPS Selection Criteria

The right UPS design depends on site conditions, load requirements and operational objectives. During the assessment process, we evaluate the following factors to define the most suitable architecture.

Monitoring and Alarm Integration

SNMP and Modbus connectivity, DCIM/BMS integration and event management.

UPS Product Series

Scalable Architecture

Modular UPS Solutions

UPS architectures designed to support scalable capacity planning, flexible redundancy and future load growth. They provide operational flexibility for data centers and mission-critical facilities with expansion requirements.

Vertiv Liebert APM2

Its in-cabinet modular architecture supports phased capacity expansion and provides operational flexibility during maintenance and upgrade scenarios.

Vertiv Trinergy UPS

Designed for high-power data center and critical facility applications where efficiency, redundancy and system integration must be evaluated together.

Liebert ITA2

Suitable for monolithic single-unit deployments while also supporting scalable capacity and redundancy through parallel configurations.

Compact and Standardized Installation

Monolithic UPS Solutions

Monolithic UPS systems provide a practical approach for projects prioritizing compact construction, standardized installation and simplified single-unit management—from edge IT loads to three-phase applications.

Liebert EXS

A practical option for three-phase applications requiring a compact footprint, streamlined installation and straightforward operation.

Vertiv PowerUPS 9000

A high-capacity monolithic UPS solution for mission-critical systems. Parallel configurations can be planned according to capacity and redundancy requirements.

Liebert GXT5

Suitable for edge environments and critical IT loads with rack or tower installation options. Integrated monitoring and alarms improve operational visibility.

Liebert MTP

A UPS solution that can be configured according to project requirements. Its architecture is defined based on capacity, redundancy and installation conditions.

Battery Technology: Lithium-Ion

Lithium-ion is not a separate UPS product category but a battery technology available with selected UPS systems.

It should be evaluated alongside VRLA batteries according to expected service life, space requirements, maintenance strategy and total cost of ownership.

Lithium-Ion Battery Options

Batarya teknolojisi seçimi; çalışma süresi hedefi, sıcaklık koşulları ve bakım stratejisiyle birlikte ele alınmalıdır. Uygun senaryolarda alan ve servis yaklaşımında avantaj sağlayabilir; proje şartlarına göre konumlandırılır.

End-to-End Project Management from
Installation to Commissioning

A UPS system can create operational risk not only when incorrectly selected, but also when improperly integrated. For this reason, HyperDC Data manages design, installation, testing and monitoring as a coordinated process.

Assessment and Design

Load analysis, growth forecasts, redundancy objectives, bypass architecture and power distribution planning.

Installation and Commissioning

Site coordination, cabling, functional tests and load-based validation scenarios.

Monitoring and Operations

Alarm integration, preventive maintenance planning and critical component lifecycle management.

Frequently Asked Questions About UPS Selection

Capacity is determined by evaluating the total critical load, load characteristics such as sudden demand changes, power factor and future growth allowance. During the assessment stage, current loads and planned expansion are reviewed to define the appropriate kVA capacity and redundancy architecture, such as N or N+1.

A modular UPS offers advantages for projects requiring phased capacity growth, flexible redundancy and easier maintenance planning. A monolithic UPS is a practical option where capacity is relatively stable and compact, standardized installation is preferred. Additional redundancy or capacity can be provided through parallel configurations.

VRLA batteries remain a widely used and standardized option across many projects. Lithium-ion batteries can provide advantages in service life, space utilization and maintenance requirements in suitable applications. The right choice should consider runtime targets, environmental conditions, maintenance planning and total cost of ownership.

Defining the Right UPS Architecture


Let us assess your load profile, redundancy objectives and battery strategy to determine the most suitable UPS architecture. We can also begin with a focused risk and improvement assessment of your existing power systems.