UPS, stabilizers and rectifiers built in Pune

A manufacturer. Cabinets, transformer winding, power-stage assembly and final testing are done at our own works in Dhayari, Pune — you are buying from the people who built the machine, not from a supplier who ordered it in. That matters most when something goes wrong: a fault comes back to the bench it was assembled on, and the test sheet for your serial is on file here.

Four things set the price: the rating, the battery bank behind it, whether the output is single or three phase, and the runtime you need. The bank is frequently the larger half of the invoice, which is why a kVA figure alone cannot be quoted against honestly. Published prices on the online UPS pages are for the machine only. Send the load list and you get a real number rather than a range.

Yes — machines are crated and dispatched anywhere in India. What is limited to Pune, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Bhosari and Chakan is installation, commissioning and a published response time, because those need an engineer on site the same day. Everything beyond that is contracted individually against distance.

A single unit is fine, and most first orders are exactly that. There is no minimum. Repeat and volume buyers get priority build slots rather than a different product.

Yes, in territories we do not already serve directly. Pune and the surrounding MIDC belt are covered by us, so appointments there are limited; elsewhere in Maharashtra and across India there is far more room. There is a referral track too, with no stock and no credit exposure, for consultants and contractors who would rather introduce an enquiry than hold inventory.

Standard ratings from the online and offline ranges are usually two to three weeks. Anything configured to specification — non-standard voltage, a particular bank arrangement, a parallel system — depends on the drawing and is quoted with a date rather than an estimate.