WHAT ARE UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLIES TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS?
To ensure successful installation of UPS systems, it's crucial to survey the transportation route ahead of delivery, even if the selected site can accommodate additional units. Evaluate the accessibility of the delivery area and consider the size of the vehicle and equipment needed for off-loading. Key points to assess include: accessibility by road, doorways' sizes, route access conditions, surface evenness, presence of stairs, lift weight capacity, and staff readiness for delivery. Visit our Snowdon page to see how we delivered diesel generators to challenging locations. For assistance with UPS transportation, contact us at 0845 055 8455.
Having chosen a suitable location to suit the UPS system it is vital to survey the proposed transportation route, prior to delivery. Even if the location chosen for the installation could in fact accommodate an additional three or four UPS, access to the area may prove problematic. To have an idea on how dedicated we are to fulfil the right service even if it is not easily accesible, visit our Snowdon page and see for yourself how we got our diesel generators to the summit.
Check the access route:
- Is the site easily accessible by road?Bear in mind the size of the delivery vehicle and the equipment required to off-load the UPS.
- Are all doorways large enough for the UPS equipment and any transportation equipment to pass through?
- Ensure the equipment has access along the entire route.
- Check for soft or uneven surfaces?
- Are there any stairs between the off-loading point and the final location?
- When using a goods lift, check the lift has weight capacity.
- Ensure that site staff are aware the equipment is being delivered. Above all allow access along the route to be unhindered on the day of delivery.
