XRT-AI
Prefabricated AI Data Centres
Rack nodes at 25 to 90 kW, halls at 400 to 800 kW, and campuses.
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UPS Solutions helps protect critical infrastructure with UPS systems, batteries, cooling, racks, monitoring, installation, maintenance and emergency support.
Single-phase, three-phase, modular and industrial UPS systems.
Replacement UPS batteries, battery cabinets, testing and recycling.
Server room, data centre and precision cooling solutions.
Installation, commissioning, repairs, preventive maintenance and 24/7 emergency support.
Smart monitoring, automation and intelligent power management.
Design, power and cooling for data centres and server rooms.
XRT-CDC containerised data centres, built and load tested before they ship.
Rear door, direct-to-chip and immersion cooling for high density racks.
Prefabricated AI factories and GPU pods, from 25kW racks to multi-megawatt campuses.













One environment, one organisation
We supply and support all five layers, so when something on the floor stops behaving there is nobody to arbitrate between. One contract can cover every manufacturer on your floor and every site you run, including equipment we did not originally supply.
Capability and lifecycle
The same five layers apply at every size of environment, and the same eight stages apply to every project. Only the engineering behind them gets bigger. No enquiry is too small to engineer properly, and you can join the cycle at any point in it.
One unitOne campus
Everything here is delivered by our own people. Multidisciplinary teams spanning electrical, mechanical, engineering, IT and data, alongside field engineers, service technicians, project coordinators, monitoring specialists and the warehousing and logistics behind them, supported by trusted specialist partners where a project calls for them.
Real-world power solutions we've delivered.





AI Infrastructure
A bigger air conditioner will not close that gap. Liquid cooling at the chip and factory-built facilities will, from one rack to a full campus.
XRT-AI
Rack nodes at 25 to 90 kW, halls at 400 to 800 kW, and campuses.
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XRT-CDC
10ft to 40ft, dual bay and multi-container. IP55, rated to +55°C.
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CRX4-LC
Rear door, direct-to-chip and immersion for high density racks.
Explore CRX4-LC →Not sure which form fits? The hub compares them by rack count and density, and shows where air stops and liquid takes over.
Upgrade & save!
Trade-In Your Old UPS and receive cash back on a new UPS Solutions XRT6 Online UPS system.
SDA / NDIS EMERGENCY BACKUP POWERPurpose-built 2-hour emergency backup for SDA homes, keeping ventilators, ceiling hoists, alarms and other life-critical equipment powered. Built on the XRT6 online double-conversion UPS series.
Partnering with governments and providers for disability support.
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Accredited partners
Accreditation means factory training, parts access and warranty standing rather than a badge on a website. It is also what lets one maintenance agreement cover a room with three different manufacturers in it, including equipment we did not originally supply.
APC by Schneider Electric
Back-UPS, Smart-UPS, Smart-UPS RT and SRT, Symmetra and Galaxy, plus NetBotz environmental monitoring and rack infrastructure.
Vertiv
Liebert PSA, PSI, GXT4 and GXT5, APM, NXC and ITA2 ruggedised, plus Vertiv precision cooling, smart cabinets and monitoring.
Eaton
The 3S, 5S, 5P, 5PX, 9PX and 9E ranges through to 93E and 93PM three-phase systems, BladeUPS and power distribution.
Working with UPS Solutions
UPS Solutions is an Australian critical power and cooling specialist. We design, supply, install, commission, monitor and maintain the infrastructure mission-critical sites cannot afford to lose, from a single uninterruptible power supply through to a complete AI-ready data centre.
More than 100,000 units supplied and maintained since 2002, for more than 11,000 organisations. Because we are vendor agnostic, accredited with the major manufacturers and building our own ranges alongside them, the specification follows your application rather than a supply agreement. Explore our critical power and cooling solutions, read about us, or meet the team.
The questions below are the ones that come up when people are choosing a provider. For the technical detail, sizing, batteries, alarms and troubleshooting, see our full FAQ section.
Yes, and that is the point of how we are built. Most sites end up with a UPS vendor, a cooling contractor, a monitoring platform and a separate maintenance provider, and the gaps between them are where outages live. We supply and support all four, so one contract covers the environment and there is nobody to arbitrate between when something stops behaving. See the full range.
Yes, and it is a common way customers start with us. We survey what is installed, report honestly on its condition and remaining life, and pick up maintenance from there. You do not need to replace equipment to change provider, and you do not need to have bought it from us.
Yes. Multi-brand service is core to the business. One maintenance agreement can cover every manufacturer on your floor and every site you run, with one renewal date and one escalation path, backed by 24/7 emergency response.
Our remote monitoring service watches power, thermal and environmental conditions across every manufacturer on the floor and every site you run, normalised into one view rather than one portal per brand. Load, battery condition, temperature, humidity, leak detection and alarm history all report to our service desk, so a degrading battery string or a loading filter is raised with us and scheduled into a planned window before anyone on site notices. DCIM and CREMS extends the same visibility across a whole estate.
On the application, not the agency. We hold elite and gold-tier accreditations with APC by Schneider Electric, Eaton and Vertiv, and we build our own XRT ranges alongside them, so we are not arguing for one ecosystem. Four things decide it: technical fit at the load you actually run, availability and lead time, how serviceable it is in a live room, and lifecycle cost across the years you will own it. Sometimes the answer is a global platform and sometimes it is ours, and we will tell you which one yours is.
Speed is structural rather than promised case by case. We hold stock across our Australian and New Zealand service centres, manufacture our own ranges, work with multiple global suppliers, and can engineer an equivalent when a preferred line is constrained. Where a conventional build is the bottleneck, prefabricated and containerised environments are integrated and tested off site, so far less of the programme happens around your operation.
It changes the numbers, not the disciplines. Rack densities have moved well past what air can economically carry, so heat has to be removed closer to the silicon using liquid cooling, whether rear door, direct-to-chip or immersion, with the coolant distribution and controls that keep it serviceable in a live room. The power path usually has to be rebuilt around it at the same time. That is why we treat AI infrastructure as one power and thermal problem rather than two separate purchases.
A UPS exists to keep a critical load running through a power event. Commercial and industrial energy storage is sized for a different job: shifting load, managing demand charges, supporting renewables or firming a site’s supply. The two are complementary, and on some sites the same lithium technology serves both. We will tell you which one your requirement actually calls for.
Scheduled preventative visits sized to the criticality of the site, electrical and thermal testing, battery testing and condition reporting, firmware and filter attention, spares and consumables, and a defined escalation path with 24/7 emergency response behind it. It can cover every manufacturer on the floor and every site you run under one agreement with a single renewal date, and adding remote monitoring means developing faults are raised between visits rather than at the next one.
Australia wide, with offices and service centres in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra, Perth and Adelaide, plus Darwin, the Gold Coast, Hobart and the Sunshine Coast, and engineers mobilised to regional and remote sites. We also serve New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and the Pacific. Emergency response runs around the clock, every day of the year, with our own engineers and stock held in region.
Not sure which of these applies to you? Talk to a specialist or get in touch and we will work it out with you.