A UPS Panel (Uninterruptible Power Supply Panel) is a specialized electrical distribution panel designed to manage and deliver power from a UPS system to essential and sensitive loads. Its core purpose is to ensure uninterrupted power supply during utility outages, voltage fluctuations, or other electrical disturbances—especially in environments where even a momentary power loss can lead to critical failures or data loss.
The UPS Panel receives power from the UPS output and securely distributes it to critical circuits such as servers, medical equipment, control systems, and other essential devices. It also provides overcurrent protection using MCBs or MCCBs and often includes bypass switches (manual or static) for safe maintenance, along with monitoring meters for real-time voltage, current, and frequency tracking. In some advanced configurations, it may also include isolation transformers and surge protection devices (SPD) to further enhance reliability.
Commonly used in data centers, hospitals, banks, industrial automation, and telecom infrastructure, a UPS Panel plays a vital role in protecting mission-critical systems. At Amtech Power, our UPS Panels are built for high efficiency, safety, and scalability, ensuring seamless power continuity and easy maintenance—keeping your operations running without disruption.
A UPS Panel is an electrical distribution panel specifically designed to manage and distribute power from a UPS system to critical loads—ensuring continuous power during utility failures or voltage disturbances.
To receive output power from the UPS
To distribute that power safely to critical circuits (servers, medical equipment, control systems, etc.)
To protect the connected equipment with circuit breakers or fuses
To isolate the UPS or load during maintenance
Incoming breaker from UPS output
Outgoing MCBs/MCCBs to different load circuits
Bypass switch (manual or static) – for maintenance
Monitoring meters (voltage, current, frequency)
Surge protection devices (SPD)
Isolation transformer (in some cases)
Data centers (for servers, switches, firewalls)
Hospitals (life-support equipment, operating rooms)
Banks & ATMs
Industries (PLC control systems, SCADA)
Broadcast and telecom facilities
Ensures uninterrupted power to critical equipment
Prevents damage due to power loss or fluctuations
Allows for organized and protected distribution of UPS power
Enhances safety and ease of maintenance
