UPS Applications

Short answer: A large performing-arts theater in Tibet — at 3,650m above sea level — deployed 2 × 600kVA modular UPS + 1 × 250kVA online double-conversion UPS, backed by 352 battery cells with per-cell electronic monitoring. The system switches with 0ms transfer, survived constant voltage sags, and every performance ran without a single interruption. The entire system was pre-assembled, load-tested (burn-in) and fully commissioned at the ShanPu factory before shipping, so on-site work was plug-and-play with zero rework.

This is a real project reference — every number below is from the actual delivery.

A Japanese multinational's contract-manufacturing facility in the Philippines runs its entire production on an internal data center — order data, equipment control commands, and quality-inspection systems all live in the server room. ShanPu delivered 212 UPS units (170×10kVA + 30×20kVA + 12×70kVA) with 4,064 backup batteries, every unit custom-built for 3-phase 220V output to match the local grid standard. The system rides through voltage sags with 0ms transfer, handles mixed resistive + inductive loads, and was fully pre-commissioned at the factory, then installed on site by ShanPu engineers — zero rework, on schedule, customer sign-off on the first pass.

This case study demonstrates how ShanPu provided a customized UPS power backup solution for Longtao Foreign Language School. By deploying industrial-grade online UPS systems and long-runtime battery backup, the project ensures uninterrupted operation of examination computers, server infrastructure, and intelligent invigilation systems, helping the school maintain stable and reliable power during critical examinations.

ShanPu provided a customized 15KVA high frequency UPS power solution for Zhaoqing First People’s Hospital in China. The system supports online double conversion, wide mains input, generator compatibility, RS-232 monitoring, optional online maintenance, parallel redundancy, and isolation transformer protection to ensure stable power supply for critical medical applications.

Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport is located in Huadong Town, Huadu District, Guangzhou City, with a straight-line distance of about 28 kilometers from Haizhu Square in the center of Guangzhou. The airport covers an area of 320000 square meters and is the largest airport terminal in China. All facilities and equipment inside the airport have reached the current international advanced level. This bidding is for the construction of a new T2 terminal power guarantee system, and a complete set of UPS power supply guarantees will be put into operation. For such a large project bidding, the company dispatched capable technical backbone to provide a solution based on the characteristics of the terminal's precision equipment, which successfully won the bid for the T2 Terminal Power Guarantee Bid

In 2024, the ETC (Electronic Toll Collection) system of all sections of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Expressway, an important high-speed trunk line in Guangdong Province, needs to be upgraded. 
The entire line required more than 80 sets of integrated outdoor power cabinets. Shanpu successfully won the bid！

Shanpu has a unique solution for the construction of strong and weak electricity and environmental systems for the financial industry, including data center infrastructure, equipment selection or operation, and maintenance management, to ensure the safe and stable operation of strong and weak electricity systems.

Ningbo Rail Transit, the second rapid transit system in Zhejiang Province after Hangzhou Metro, is a rapid transit system serving the city of Ningbo, Zhejiang and its suburbs. Six metro lines will be built inside the urban area of Ningbo, serving Haishu, Jiangbei, Zhenhai, Beilun and Yinzhou. 
The first phase of Line 1 started construction on June 2009 and start to service the public in May 30, 2014. Line 2 began service on September 26, 2015