WEXON / UNDERSTAND INTEGRATION
Continuity starts with a plan
Identify what needs to stay available and understand the roles of power supply, UPS and maintenance.
THE JOURNEY
Identify essential equipment
Router, switch, recorder or workstation: list the functions to preserve. Setting priorities helps provide appropriate continuity without unnecessarily powering the entire space.
PREPARE THE PROJECT
What to share with your integrator.
- Essential loads and consumption
- Runtime calculated from manufacturer data
- Ventilation and maintenance planned
The complete guide, at your pace.
01 — Identify essential equipment
Router, switch, recorder or workstation: list the functions to preserve. Setting priorities helps provide appropriate continuity without unnecessarily powering the entire space.
Functions → Priorities → Loads
02 — Understand the energy path
A power supply provides energy suitable for the equipment. A UPS can maintain selected loads during an interruption. Check voltage, power and interfaces at each link before combining them.
Mains → UPS → Equipment
03 — Size using real data
Runtime varies with load and batteries. Use manufacturer curves and system consumption to set a realistic target. VA and W describe different quantities.
Consumption → Sizing → Runtime
04 — Plan the system's lifetime
Keep equipment accessible and ventilated. Document alerts, maintenance and battery replacement. Interruption tests must follow a prepared procedure compatible with equipment and site operations.
Monitoring → Maintenance → Continuity
Conceptual diagrams. Site design and equipment datasheets determine actual connections, protection and compatibility.