When lights flicker, there’s a hesitation in the current. Almost imperceptible… until it isn’t.
In high-stake, high-energy consuming facilities such as semiconductor fabs, manufacturing plants, hospitals, and data centers, even a momentary disruption can lead to costly consequences—every second of uncertainty translates to, often, irreversible risks. For these industries, emergency power backup systems are non-negotiable.
Yet, too often, the transition between grid power and backup generators is rarely seamless. Conventional transfers leave gaps—small delays that disrupt precision-driven industries. Some facilities attempt to mitigate this with costly load testing, burning fuel to ensure their emergency systems work when needed. Others rely on complex switching configurations that, despite best efforts, are not immune to transient failures.