Online UPS sizes
& quotation guide.
Online UPS price in Sri Lanka depends on capacity, required runtime, batteries and installation work. Use this guide to prepare your equipment list and discuss a suitable online UPS capacity with our team before requesting a quotation.
Explore the UPS range.
These capacity groups help you start the discussion. Model availability, electrical configuration and battery runtime are confirmed in the quotation.
1, 2 & 3 kVA
Workstations & small networks
A starting point for smaller equipment groups. Share the actual load and runtime requirement before selecting a rating.
6 & 10 kVA
Office IT & larger equipment groups
Discuss connected equipment, peak demand and the installation’s supply arrangement to compare suitable configurations.
15, 20 & 30 kVA
Growing commercial installations
Plan capacity alongside battery space, cable routing, protection and the service access required on site.
40, 50 & 60 kVA
Centralised backup power
Review critical loads and operating priorities before defining a system and its battery arrangement.
80, 100 & 120 kVA
Larger critical-load installations
Discuss the site’s load profile, supply, distribution and maintenance arrangements as part of the proposal.
150, 200 & 250 kVA
Project-based UPS requirements
For larger requirements, send your load schedule and project drawings so the proposed configuration can be assessed.
What affects the UPS price?
Compare the complete system: UPS rating and model, battery quantity and capacity, monitoring accessories, delivery and the installation work included in the quotation.
What should you send us?
Your equipment list or load schedule, required backup time, site location, electrical supply details and any existing system information.
Need help choosing a system?
Read our UPS overview for the selection process and common questions, or speak directly with our team.
Online ups price in sri lanka: useful guidance
Online UPS capacity
Online UPS capacity needs to suit the connected equipment and supply arrangement. Prepare an equipment list showing power information where available and describe which devices operate together. A capacity group is a starting point for discussion, rather than a completed system specification.
UPS runtime planning
UPS runtime planning begins with how long the essential load must remain supported. Explain whether the aim is orderly shutdown, continuity during short interruptions or an agreed operating period. The battery configuration and runtime should be quoted for the actual load and selected UPS.
Commercial UPS quotation
A commercial UPS quotation should identify capacity, the proposed battery arrangement, installation scope and any included bypass or monitoring equipment. Check warranty terms and stated exclusions. Compare systems using equivalent load and runtime requirements.
UPS battery sizing
UPS battery sizing is part of the complete system discussion. Share the available installation space, operating conditions and maintenance requirements, along with the intended runtime. General UPS sizing guidance helps explain why watts, VA and runtime should be considered together.
Let’s plan your backup power.
Share your equipment list, required backup time and site location. Speak directly with our UPS team for the next step.