Online UPS (1–200 kVA)
True online double-conversion UPS with wide-input 160–280V for Zambia's variable grid. Available from 1 kVA for office workstations to 200 kVA for small data centres.
Wide-input 160–280V UPS for ZESCO load shedding. Serving Lusaka, Kitwe and Ndola. CE certified, shipped via Durban port — 18–22 days from India, road to Lusaka in 3–5 days.
ZESCO (Zambia Electricity Supply Corporation) relies heavily on Kariba Dam hydropower, which accounts for over 60% of installed generation capacity. Drought years trigger 8–16 hours of daily load shedding, impacting all sectors. Businesses across Lusaka, Kitwe and Ndola operate with extended outages that make battery-backed UPS a mandatory infrastructure investment, not just a contingency.
Zambia's 230V/50Hz grid supplies most commercial premises in urban areas, but voltage quality degrades significantly during load shedding transition periods and at end-of-feeder commercial buildings. Our wide-input UPS (160–280V) accepts the full range of voltage conditions, ensuring seamless switchover without power interruption to critical loads.
We export from JNPT Mumbai to Durban port (18–22 days sea freight), with road delivery via Chirundu or Kasumbalesa border post to Lusaka (3–5 additional days). Our products carry CE certification and ISO 9001:2015 accreditation, with documentation compatible with Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) import requirements.
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True online double-conversion UPS with wide-input 160–280V for Zambia's variable grid. Available from 1 kVA for office workstations to 200 kVA for small data centres.
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Zambian government ministries, ZRA customs posts, courts, ZICTA (regulator) and public service offices require UPS for IT systems and continuous operations. Presidential infrastructure and State House also require high-availability power backup.
Lusaka Industrial Area, Ndola's light industrial zone and Kitwe's manufacturing belt host food processing, beverages, chemicals and light manufacturing. Industrial stabilisers and UPS protect production lines from ZESCO voltage interruptions.
Lusaka's CBD, Longacres, Cairo Road and the newer East Park and Manda Hill commercial corridors host multinational offices, professional services firms and retail operations requiring UPS for workstations, CCTV and access control.
We export from JNPT Mumbai to Durban port in South Africa (18–22 days sea freight), then road transport via Chirundu border post on the Zimbabwe–Zambia border to Lusaka (3–5 days). For the Copperbelt (Kitwe, Ndola), road transit from Durban via Chirundu takes 4–6 days. An alternative entry via Kasumbalesa (DRC border) serves Kitwe and Ndola directly. We handle full CIF Durban documentation and coordinate with ZRA-registered clearing agents.
Import documentation includes commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin and CE declaration of conformity. All products comply with ZRA import requirements and IEC standards applicable in Zambia.
We are seeking authorised distributors in Lusaka and the Copperbelt region. Electrical contractors, IT infrastructure companies and UPS service providers in Zambia are welcome to enquire about dealer pricing, territory agreements and technical support arrangements.
CE-certified UPS and battery systems for ZESCO load shedding. Wide-input 160–280V, shipped CIF Durban with road delivery to Lusaka and the Copperbelt. Contact us for a project quote or distributor partnership.