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Medi-Products and EverSafe Power Welcome Matt Schoenberg as Vice President of Sales and Business Development
EverSafe and Medi-Products are pleased to announce that Matthew Schoenberg has joined the organization as Vice President of Sales and Business Development.
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When the Power Goes Out On Purpose: Public Safety Power Shutoffs
Defining Public Safety Power Shutoffs In the past, losing power meant something had gone wrong. It could be that a storm knocked down a line, equipment failed, or demand overwhelmed the grid. Today, in California, Nevada and across parts of the United States, power is being shut off on purpose. Utilities are increasingly turning to […]
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How to Choose the Right UPS for Your Data Center
For your data center to function correctly, especially during power outages, selecting the appropriate Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) is essential.
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Elevators in an Outage: Why Battery Backup Belongs in Your Building Plan
When the power goes out, your elevators not being fully operational becomes a business issue long before it becomes a technical one. Tenants stuck upstairs, customers unable to reach you, staff hauling goods by stairs—every minute of downtime chips away at revenue, reputation, and safety. Traditionally, a diesel generator handled this risk. Today, battery-based backup […]
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Could Battery Backup Help When Ski Lifts Stop During Outages?
Late November 2025, a routine afternoon at a ski area in Wisconsin turned into an emergency when a sudden power outage halted the resort’s ski lifts. Fourteen skiers and snowboarders at Sunburst Ski Hillwere left suspended mid-air — some for nearly an hour — until ski patrol, local firefighters, and sheriff’s deputies orchestrated a rope-chair […]
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Backup Power Sizing: Choosing the Right Backup Strategy for Power Reliability
In reliability engineering, one size rarely fits all. Follow our backup power sizing tips to find the right system for your needs.
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Do You Know the Capacity of Your UPS System?
Every facility manager knows that downtime is expensive – but few think about the silent piece of equipment standing between them and disaster: the uninterruptible power supply (UPS). It sits quietly in a corner, blinking occasionally, always ready to step in when the grid stumbles. Yet, when the lights go out, many teams discover a […]
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Choosing between Pure and Modified Sine Wave UPS
When you’re buying backup or mobile power, the question isn’t just “how many watts?”—it’s what kind of watts. The output waveform from your inverter or UPS will be either pure sine wave (a close match to utility power) or modified sine wave (a stepped approximation). On a multimeter they can both read 120 V, but […]
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Engineering for Electrical Resilience: Top Considerations in Mission-Critical Power Planning
In an era where downtime is measured not in hours but in cascading economic losses and operational failures, the conversation around mission-critical infrastructure increasingly centers on design that supports electrical resilience. Data centers, advanced manufacturing plants, defense installations, and telecommunications networks all rely on systems that cannot afford a flicker. For electrical engineers tasked with […]
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