Online UPS (1–120 kVA)
True online double-conversion UPS with wide-input 160–280V. Suitable for offices, banks, server rooms and corporate data operations in Gaborone and Francistown.
Wide-input 160–280V UPS for BPC power interruptions and Eskom load shedding spillover. Serving Gaborone, Francistown and Maun. CE certified, shipped via Durban port — 20–25 days from India.
Power Context
Botswana Power Corporation (BPC) sources a significant share of electricity from South Africa's Eskom through the Southern African Power Pool (SAPP). This interdependence means that when South Africa implements load shedding, Botswana often experiences reduced supply or unplanned outages. BPC's domestic Morupule B coal station has also faced generation shortfalls, making outage protection a consistent business requirement across Gaborone and Francistown.
Botswana operates on 230V/50Hz, and while urban supply in Gaborone is generally more stable than many African capitals, voltage fluctuations during supply transitions and at end-of-feeder commercial areas are common. Our wide-input UPS (160–280V) provides seamless operation across the full range of BPC supply conditions, including during generator switching at buildings with standby diesel generation.
We export from JNPT Mumbai to Durban (18–22 days sea freight), with road delivery to Gaborone via the Ramatlabama border post (2–3 additional days). CE certification and ISO 9001:2015 accreditation, with documentation compatible with BURS (Botswana Unified Revenue Service) import requirements. Botswana has no import duty on most electrical equipment from countries with SADC trade agreements.
Service Areas
Power Solutions
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Industries Served
First National Bank Botswana, Standard Chartered, Stanbic, Absa Botswana and Bank of Botswana operate branches and IT infrastructure across Gaborone and Francistown. Core banking, ATM networks and mobile banking platforms require UPS for continuous operations.
Mascom Wireless, Orange Botswana and be Mobile (BTC) operate mobile networks and data services requiring tower battery backup and data centre UPS. Botswana's increasing smartphone penetration drives demand for telecom infrastructure reliability.
Botswana government ministries, BURS customs, Botswana Power Corporation, BotswanaPost, Botswana Telecommunications Authority and courts require UPS for IT systems and essential public services. Botswana's Vision 2036 digital transformation requires reliable power for e-government platforms.
Botswana's ICT sector growth, BPO ambitions and corporate data operations in Gaborone's Fairgrounds and Phakalane business areas require data centre-grade UPS. Government data centres and DISS also require high-availability power backup.
Princess Marina Hospital, Gaborone Private Hospital, Scottish Livingstone Hospital (Molepolole) and private clinics require medical UPS for operating theatres, ICU, diagnostic imaging and pharmacy cold storage.
Gaborone's CBD, Main Mall precinct, Fairgrounds and Kgale Hill business park host multinational mining companies' head offices (De Beers Botswana/Debswana), legal firms, insurance companies and consulting practices requiring UPS for workstations and building systems.
Botswana hosts UNDP, UNAIDS, WHO, World Bank and international NGOs in Gaborone's diplomatic and commercial areas. These organisations need compact reliable UPS for communications, IT systems and programme data management.
Gaborone's role as a SADC logistics hub and the growth of formal retail (Shoprite, Pick n Pay, Woolworths) require UPS for POS systems, cold chain management, CCTV and warehouse management systems.
We export from JNPT Mumbai to Durban port (18–22 days sea freight), then road transport via Ramatlabama/Skilpadshek border post to Gaborone (2–3 days). For Francistown and the northern corridor, road transport takes 3–4 days from Durban via Platjan or Pioneer Gate border crossings. We handle full CIF Durban documentation and coordinate with BURS-registered clearing agents for Botswana customs clearance.
Botswana's membership in SADC means most electrical equipment imports from SADC partner countries attract reduced or zero duties. CE documentation and country of origin certificates are provided with all shipments.
We are seeking authorised distributors in Gaborone and Francistown. Electrical contractors, IT infrastructure companies and UPS service providers in Botswana are welcome to enquire about dealer pricing, territory agreements and technical support arrangements.
CE-certified UPS and battery systems for BPC grid interruptions. Wide-input 160–280V, shipped CIF Durban with road delivery to Gaborone and Francistown. Contact us for a quote or distributor enquiry.