We design, manufacture and integrate the electrical infrastructure that powers your most critical operations.
Design an installation, maintain equipment, resolve a failure or meet a temporary need: find the service that fits your situation.
Define critical requirements, design the electrical architecture and plan equipment integration. Watts supports your project’s technical decisions with reliability and maintainability in mind.
Maintain your critical power equipment throughout its working life. Maintenance contracts cover Watts installations as well as equipment purchased or installed through third parties.
Assess a failure and repair your critical power equipment. Watts offers service contracts and on-demand interventions, including for customers without an existing maintenance contract.
Power a temporary installation, an event or a mobile application. UPS systems and generator sets are available for rental according to capacity, duration and availability.
Critical power, manufacturing, consulting, engineering and integration: five areas of expertise supporting your infrastructure.
From the first sketch to ongoing maintenance, we connect engineering, manufacturing and the field.
Tour the room, then follow the technical response to four incidents and a maintenance job: what is detected, which loads need protection and how the solution works, inside the 3D data centre.
6 racks per zone · select a zone to locate it in 3D.
| Zone | Priority | Demand | Supplied | Status | Temperature |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Critical | 180 kW | 180 kW | Powered | 24.0 °C | |
| Critical | 180 kW | 180 kW | Powered | 24.0 °C | |
| Critical | 180 kW | 180 kW | Powered | 24.0 °C | |
| Secondary | 180 kW | 180 kW | Powered | 24.0 °C | |
| Total critical load | 540 / 540 kW | ||||
System signals and response stages, in sequence.
One room, one power chain
Illustrative N+1 strategy · simulated time. These stages show a technical response; their duration does not represent a real service response time.
24 × 50 kW racks; 40 kWh batteries per path; 96% UPS efficiency; 1,500 kW generators with an 18 s start. Four thermal zones include heat storage, load shedding and thermal trips. Cooling is powered by utility or generators, never the batteries. These generic parameters need calibration for a real installation.
We don’t push a catalogue: for each site, we select, size and integrate the right equipment. Turn each family to explore it.
Placed between the grid and your equipment, they switch to battery at the slightest outage or disturbance, without interruption. For IT racks, networks, controllers and critical workstations.
For high power: data centres, hospitals, industrial processes. Constantly stable voltage, redundant modules and a bypass to service them without stopping the load.
48 V systems power telecom networks and control equipment: modular rectifiers, batteries and DC distribution brought together in one monitored system.
They move the load from one source to another, from the grid to a generator or to a second supply: within seconds for automatic transfer switches, within milliseconds for static transfer switches.
Lightning, grid switching, large motors starting: surge protectors divert overvoltages to earth before they reach your sensitive equipment.
They give your UPS and DC systems their runtime: sealed lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries, in cabinets or racks, sized, installed and monitored by our teams.
Model, brand, power, runtime: we recommend the right combination for your site and budget.
Get a recommendationDifferent challenges. The same requirement: keep your operations moving.
From design to operation, Watts integrates backup generation, batteries, UPS systems and power distribution for AI campuses. We coordinate these systems with cooling and redundancy architectures to support energy resilience and continuity for sovereign AI projects.
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From Shawinigan to the United Arab Emirates, we bring the same technical standards wherever your projects take us.
A new site. Infrastructure to evolve. Continuity to secure. Let’s talk.