A guide to common misconceptions and best practices when specifying a UPS as a secondary source for life safety systems.
In residential complexes, commercial properties, and high-traffic areas, reliable life safety systems aren’t optional—they’re critical. When emergencies strike or the power fails, these systems must perform flawlessly, protecting lives when every second counts.
When integrating an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) into life safety systems, it’s critical to separate myth from fact. With the update to BS 9991 regulations in 2024, it’s more important than ever to ensure your design is compliant, reliable, and capable of performing under emergency conditions.
Inside the guide:
- Common misconceptions about using a UPS in Life Safety Applications
- What the BS:9991 guidelines really mean
- Key Design Considerations for Life Safety UPS Applications
- Battery sizing for Life Safety UPS systems
- How our team can support you from planning to installation and ongoing maintenance
Ensure your UPS for life safety systems is correctly specified and ready to perform when needed.
Download the Life Safety Guide and clarify how to specify a UPS for life safety systems in line with updated regulations.
