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Publisert 20.05.2025
"I Bought This UPS Before the Power Went Crazy" - Why Critical Installations Can't Take Power for Granted Anymore
Lights. Screens. Systems. Alarms. Navigation. Communication. We rely on power for almost everything. At sea and on land.
But as recent events have shown, power is far from guaranteed. In Spain, a sudden power outage left entire cities in the dark - paralyzing traffic, shutting down communications, and halting daily life.
What feels critical on land, can also quickly become life-threatening at sea. And in both cases, when critical systems stop - lives, safety, and operations are at great risk.
Today's ships are more advanced than ever before. From navigation systems and propulsion control to radar, communication, and safety monitoring - almost everything depends on a stable power supply.
Ships lose steering control.
Safety systems go offline.
Emergency lighting and alarms go dark.
Navigation and radar stop working.
In rough weather, congested waters, or during offshore operations - this is not just a risk. It's a threat to life, assets, and the environment.
A UPS is more than just a battery backup. Especially at sea, it needs to handle:
Extreme vibrations from engines and machinery
Large temperature fluctuations
Salt, moisture, and humidity
Compliance with strict maritime standards
Anda-Olsen's maritime UPS solutions are designed for these exact challenges. They provide instant protection, system stability, and critical uptime - when every second counts.
Whether it's for navigation, engine control, safety alarms, or communication systems, a maritime UPS ensures that your vessel stays operational when the unexpected happens.
While the maritime industry faces unique challenges, the risk is just as real on land.
What if a hospital loses power in the middle of a life-saving operation?
What if a tunnel's ventilation stops with vehicles still inside?
What if your data center goes offline during peak load?
The principle is the same: You need backup you can trust when it matters most.
Anda-Olsen's experience from the maritime industry has shaped the same commitment for land-based solutions. Whether it's for healthcare, infrastructure, or digital services, the UPS systems are built to protect the installations society can't afford to lose.
Anyone can sell a UPS.
But when lives, safety, and operations are on the line, you need more than just a product - you need reliability you can trust. Because when the power fails, there isn't always a second chance.