Uninterrupted power in the office?

Question

Uninterruptable power source

Dear, Khabrovchane, we need help in solving the following problem.

There are three servers (usual sistemnik), monitor, hub and PBX. Everything at the moment is brought to separate UPS. We have constant problems with electricity, because. connected to the same line with the mill of the cement plant. We need a decision on what needs to be purchased and made so that the servers and PBXs continue to work during power surges or power outages for at least an hour. We change batteries on UPSs every 2 weeks. The question of the cost of equipment is no longer worth it. Perhaps there are stabilizers or serious UPSs or something else. Help solve the problem.

Answer 1

Usually, if you need to keep it “at least for an hour”, then after a few minutes of operation, a generator starts from the uninterruptible power supply, from which the entire household is powered until a stable power supply from the network appears.

Answer 2

For some reason, your question seemed to me something like “Permanent food in the office”, now I’m sitting and thinking what I’m missing :(

Answer 3

Inelt

Answer 4

I have one of the inexpensive uninterruptible APC SmartUPS SU1500VA loaded with a mini PBX, a billing server, a computer with a monitor, two routers, a WIFI access point, a WIFI gun and a 16-port managed switch on my farm for about half an hour. It corrects low and high voltage without going to the battery. Additional batteries are sold to it and there is a connector for connecting them.
There are also more sophisticated UPSs on the farm , but they have a smaller load and keep them for more than an hour.

Answer 5

I forgot, a 16-port unmanaged switch is also connected to the first one.

Answer 6

look towards the generator or industrial rack UPSs.
a friend in the server room has such a modular fool - one rack - 2/3 of which are segment batteries. keeps two racks of their equipment under full load for something like 12 hours.
Contact the local representative office of the same ARS or local integrators, they are usually in the know.

Answer 7

Formulate a clear question. I added a comment about "inelt", because in the conditions of the Russian Federation it is really a good compromise brand. However, so far you have asked a question about nothing.
Count at least the load and the number of "eaters".

Answer 8

Well, it's obvious!
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There is a concrete plant nearby to cement it a meter into the ground.

Answer 9

How does the energy supplier comment on the situation? I would complain first of all to him (on him).

Answer 10

Take a good oops
market.yandex.ru/model.xml?modelid=982517&hid=91082&text=apc%206000&srnum=66
and an additional battery to it.