Critical Power

Emergency Lighting Inverters

Centralized emergency lighting power — code-compliant egress lighting without a battery pack in every fixture.

Emergency egress lighting can be powered fixture by fixture with individual battery packs, or centrally from an inverter. Central inverters put the batteries in one serviceable location instead of a hundred ceiling voids, which changes emergency lighting from a recurring inspection problem into a single maintained system.

What we supply

  • Centralized emergency lighting inverters
  • Single and three phase configurations
  • Code-compliant egress lighting power
  • Self-testing and monitoring
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The lines

Who we represent for emergency lighting inverters

The outcome

Specified correctly, supported for its lifecycle.

One system to test and one set of batteries to replace, rather than a fixture-by-fixture inspection round — and the lighting runs on its normal fixtures at full output rather than on emergency heads.

Beyond the box

How we support it

Power Systems

Resilient power from the service entrance to the load — sized, conditioned, and backed up so critical loads remain protected through power disturbances and outages.

  • Generators & automatic transfer switches (ATS)
  • UPS systems & power conditioning
  • PDUs, modular busway & distribution
  • Surge protection & DC power plants
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Uninterruptible Power Supplies

UPS systems from single-rack to multi-megawatt — sized, installed and maintained so the load never sees the blip.

  • Fixed capacity single phase
  • Centralized, modular single phase
  • Data center and facility 3-phase
  • Battery and flywheel energy storage

Generators & Transfer Switches

Standby generation and the transfer equipment that decides whether the facility rides through an outage.

  • Diesel standby generators
  • Natural gas and bi-fuel generators
  • Automatic transfer switches
  • Static and static bus transfer switches

Busway & Powerbars

Overhead and modular busway that lets a data hall change shape without an electrician rebuilding the branch circuits.

  • Busbar and BusPlug
  • Modular busway
  • Overhead powerbars
  • High-power bar

Let’s talk about what can’t go down.