Hospital UPS Systems
UPS protection sized for critical-branch medical loads, integrated with isolated power panels and hospital electrical standards.
UPS Protection for Critical Hospital Loads
In a hospital, a UPS isn't just protecting equipment — it's bridging the gap between mains power failing and the emergency generator coming online, for loads where that gap genuinely matters: operating rooms, ICUs, and other critical-branch circuits. Sizing and integration have to account for the medical equipment on the circuit and how the UPS interacts with isolated power panels already protecting those spaces.
We size and install UPS systems for hospital critical branches alongside our isolated power panel and modular operating-room work, so the electrical protection is coordinated rather than bolted on separately by different contractors.
Hospital UPS Scope
- UPS sizing for critical-branch loads — operating rooms, ICUs and equivalent circuits
- Integration with isolated power panels (IPP) already protecting the space
- VRLA or lithium-ion battery banks sized to bridge to generator start
- Load-bank testing before a critical space goes live
- Coordination with our isolated power panel and modular OR room teams
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a UPS interact with a hospital's isolated power panel?
The isolated power panel (IPP) protects against ground-fault risk in wet locations like operating rooms; the UPS bridges the power gap if mains fails before the generator starts. We size and coordinate both together rather than treating them as unrelated systems, since they're protecting the same critical circuit.
What runtime does a critical-branch UPS need in a hospital?
It's sized to bridge the gap until the emergency generator is confirmed running and has taken the load — typically a matter of minutes rather than a long standalone runtime, since the generator is the long-duration backup. We confirm the exact figure against your facility's generator start time, not a generic assumption.
UPS brands we supply, install and maintain
We work with the UPS systems commonly installed in Saudi Arabia and the GCC, so one team can supply, install and maintain the units on your site, including mixed-brand installations.
- Schneider Electric (APC)
- Eaton
- Vertiv (Liebert)
- Riello UPS
- Socomec
- Legrand
- ABB
- Huawei
- Delta Electronics
- Kehua
- Borri
- Gamatronic
- AEG Power Solutions
- Mitsubishi Electric
- Toshiba
- Fuji Electric
- Salicru
- INFORM
- KSTAR
- CyberPower
Brand names are trademarks of their respective owners. Black Arrow is an independent supplier and service provider.
Maintenance and support after handover
Our work does not end at commissioning. We keep your systems running with a maintenance plan built around your site.
1, 2 or 3-year maintenance contracts
Planned preventive maintenance visits, inspection and test reports, and recommendations, on a contract length that suits your site.
Emergency visits
Emergency call-outs are part of the maintenance contract and are handled with priority according to the criticality of your site.
One team for every system
We maintain every system we supply and install, and we can take over the maintenance of existing systems on your site.
Visit frequency, emergency arrangements and spare parts are agreed with each client based on the site and the systems covered.
Request a quote or site survey
Tell us about your site and what you need. An engineer will review your request and contact you to discuss it.
- Supply, installation and commissioning
- Maintenance contracts and emergency visits
- Site surveys and technical assessments