BFSI & Financial Services
Uptime for branches, data halls and payment infrastructure.
Banking, financial services and insurance run distributed branch IT and centralised data infrastructure, both of which have to stay up and stay clean.
COMPACT serves this segment with single-phase Enterprise Series at the branch and three-phase YD / Enterprise Classic at the data hall, under comprehensive multi-brand AMC.
Typical power issues
- Large distributed estate of small UPS at branches
- Mixed-brand installed base accumulated over years
- Central data infrastructure needing N+1
Recommended approach
- 01Standardise branch protection on the Enterprise Series; protect the data hall with paralleled YD or Enterprise Classic.
- 02Consolidate the mixed-brand branch estate under a single multi-brand AMC with one SLA and one point of contact.
- 03Use the bundled Smart-Save graceful-shutdown software for remote visibility and automated, orderly shutdown across the estate.
Recommended COMPACT products
1–20 kVAEnterprise Series
Intelligent true double-conversion online UPS for critical loads on unreliable power.
10–80 kVAEnterprise YD Series
Vertical-modular, DSP-controlled three-phase online UPS engineered for data-centre-grade RAS.
20–300 kVAEnterprise Classic
Three-phase online double-conversion UPS, transformer-based with output galvanic isolation — 20–300 kVA.
Relevant services
Multi-Brand AMC
One accountable partner for every UPS in your organisation — regardless of make.
SPOC Programme
Single Point of Contact for organisations running mixed-brand UPS fleets.
Preventive Maintenance
Scheduled visits that keep systems inside spec and catch failures early.
Battery Services
Health checks and replacement for any brand of bank.
What we can stand behind
COMPACT names BFSI and financial services among its deployment environments and among its largest AMC/SPOC engagements.
Power protection for BFSI & Financial Services
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