The importance of reliable uninterruptible power supplies for the world’s expanding number of data centres has recently been highlighted through a report from Infiniti Research Limited entitled Global Data Center Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Market 2015-2019.
Wed, August 19, 2015 – Depot Manager, Major UK Courier Company
Can I just add how impressed I was with the professionalism of your engineer, very helpful and thorough.
Although it’s still British summertime, the reports of power cuts are coming in thick and fast, something that reinforces the need for businesses throughout the UK to start thinking about their uninterruptible power supplies well in advance of winter.
We hope that our news stories speak for themselves when it comes to shentongroup and our position as the UK’s leading technical experts in standby power, uninterruptible power supplies and combined heat and power systems. Unlike some of our competitors, we’re not simply generator suppliers, but true system integrators, and our in-house technical capabilities means that we help our clients through every stage of installation.
shentongroup has successfully completed a Generator project for a major retail development in South Wales on time and within budget.
It’s a regulation that’s in place to ensure the safe connection of generator devices that run in parallel with mains electricity on the national grid and it covers an array of standby generators and combined heat and power systems.
We at shentongroup have been involved in many projects for student accommodation blocks so when our client asked us to look after this project we knew we could draw upon years of experience to complete it to a very high standard.
Today is the first of a two day Grand Opening event at our new office in London.
shentongroup successfully completed a generator refurbishment recently for a highly successful and major UK Media company.
Although it’s still only summer, power outages are a common occurrence all year, not only in winter when power demand is at it’s highest, taking reserves down to critical levels. If you live in or around Peterborough, then you’ll more than likely have heard about how more than 500 residents in Hampton and Yaxley reported power outages on Wednesday 22 July.
