One Power Partner for Every Healthcare Facility

From diagnostic labs and OTs to multi-speciality campuses, power needs vary by department, not just by facility size. Numeric's three-phase and single-phase UPS systems are sized and configured to match each site's actual load and compliance requirements.

HOSPITALS DON'T PAUSE. THEIR POWER SHOULDN'T EITHER.

Healthcare facilities evaluate power infrastructure on one standard: does it hold, under every condition, without disturbing the clinical systems already running? Four demands define that - and Numeric answers each.

Growing capacity needs

Healthcare campuses grow in phases - a new diagnostic block, an added OT, more inpatient beds. Numeric's three-phase and single-phase range scales within the existing installation as each phase comes online.

Disturbances from the grid

Diagnostic and surgical equipment draws power from a grid carrying sags, transients, and harmonics, even outside of outages. Numeric's online double-conversion topology isolates sensitive loads from that disturbance.

Continuity during maintenance windows

There is no window to run clinical operations on unprotected power. Numeric's N+1 parallel-redundant configuration means one module can be pulled for service while output to connected equipment continues without interruption.

Standards healthcare is audited against

Accreditation and safety audits check hospital power against defined quality standards. Numeric's UPS range is built and tested to meet those standards.

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Voice of Trust

We have been using various models of Numeric UPS and we are happy with the product performance and the good service support.

Meenakshi Mission Hospital Research Centre

Thank you Numeric team for being available at Jhansi Medical College and working at the site during the pandemic situation and for the quick support

NIPRO

Many thanks to the entire team. Great job done during the lockdown.

Riddhi Diganostic Clinic

We have been associated with Numeric UPS for the past 17 years. They have supplied more UPS to our hospital from time to time to our satisfaction. Numeric is our authorized AMC service provider, we are extremely satisfied with their timely maintenance services and quick response time.

Shankar's Hospital

We have been procuring Numeric UPS for our ICU. We were happy with the workmanship when we visited the factory. We find the technical features superior and as per the medical requirement.

AIIMS, Rishikesh

We have installed Numeric UPS in our Pune hospital and the equipments have been working to our satisfaction since 2014. We are also satisfied with the after sales service support provided

Apollo Spectra Hospitals

Built for the long shift. Every shift.

Numeric delivers three-phase and single-phase UPS solutions that hold through grid variation, load growth, and compliance requirements, from initial brief to ongoing operations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Numeric's online double conversion UPS systems - including Keor M and Keor HP - provide continuous, filtered power for OT and ICU environments. VFI topology ensures zero transfer time and complete isolation from grid disturbances, which is critical for life-support and surgical equipment.
Numeric's three-phase UPS systems deliver VFI-class power protection that aligns with the electrical infrastructure requirements referenced in NABH accreditation standards. Our team can provide technical documentation to support your facility's compliance process.
Runtime requirements vary by clinical area and generator availability. For facilities with standby generators, a 10–15 minute UPS runtime covering generator start and transfer is standard. For areas without generator backup, extended battery configurations can provide 30–60 minutes depending on load.
Numeric provides scheduled preventive maintenance, battery health monitoring, and emergency response through 250+ direct service centres across India. 92% of reported issues are addressed within 60 minutes, minimising the window of exposure for clinical infrastructure.
Yes. Numeric's IGBT-based rectifier designs maintain low input harmonic distortion (THDi <5%) and provide clean, regulated output regardless of input power quality. This protects sensitive diagnostic imaging equipment - including MRI, CT, and X-ray systems - from power quality events on the facility's electrical network.