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Power resilience
UPS, BESS, DG layered for outage.

Online UPS for sub-second bridging, LFP BESS for medium runtimes, DG for the long tail — sized as one resilient power stack.

Default UPS topology
Online double-conversion, N+1 above 50 kVA
Default BESS chemistry
LFP — 8+ year cycle life, thermal stability
DG starting margin
200-300% of nominal load

Power resilience above 50 kVA is a layered specification: online UPS to bridge the sub-second outage, LFP BESS to extend silently for 30-90 minutes, diesel generator to handle the long tail with proper switchover logic. Each layer covers a different time domain, and the layers integrate through the ATS, the UPS bypass and the BESS state-of-charge logic.

We size each layer separately and then validate the integration as a whole. The UPS is sized for the critical load plus 25% growth. The BESS is sized for the gap between UPS runtime and DG start-and-stabilise time, with 30% reserve. The DG is sized for the critical load plus the BESS charge demand, with 200-300% starting margin. The interfaces are documented — what triggers what, what happens when each layer fails, what the operator sees. The result is a power resilience stack that holds through the failure scenarios it was designed against.

/ Sample interoperability matrix

UPS + BESS + DG

UPS bridges short outages; BESS bridges medium ones with quiet headroom; DG handles long outages with switchover discipline.

Partner systemFitEngineering note

Vertiv EnergyCore BESS

vertiv-bess

Native

LFP cabinets integrate with online UPS via DC-DC interfaces — typically 5-10 minute to 8+ hour runtimes.

LFP Chemistry

lfp-chemistry

Native

LFP's thermal stability and cycle life make it the default chemistry above ~20 kVA.

Online UPS Pattern

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Native

Double-conversion topology isolates load from grid disturbances — the foundation layer of any resilient design.

· Last reviewed 2026-05-17 · pillar

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