Most "power failures" last under a second. The batch doesn't care.
Voltage sags from grid switching, large motor starts and recloser operations routinely dip below equipment ride-through windows. The line stops, ovens cool, batches scrap — and the generator is still cranking. A rack BBU bridges the DC bus instantly, so a one-second sag stays a one-second event.
Bridge the 24V and 48V control layer.
Industrial controls already run on DC. VoltBridge shelves hang on the same bus that feeds your PLC power supplies, servo drives and industrial PCs — no AC rewiring, no new conversion losses.
- <1 ms transfer: contactors hold, servos keep their position clocks
- Runtime sized for safe-stop or full ride-through — your call per cell or line
- Event logs correlated with production MES for power-quality audits
What happens in the first second.
Sag begins
Grid voltage dips below the rectifier's ride-through curve.
Bridge <1 ms
BBU picks up the DC bus before controllers notice a change.
Hold or safe-stop
Runtime covers the sag — or executes a controlled stop you scripted.
Handback
Grid returns; recharge profile starts automatically, event logged.
Price the next sag before it prices you.
Send your control-loop load list — we size the bridge and quote in 48 hours.
