Socomec, a global leader in energy performance and power management solutions, has announced the launch of its advanced MASTERYS GP4 UPS and ATyS a M Automatic Transfer Switch, further strengthening its portfolio of reliable power management solutions. With over 25 years in the industry, the launch reinforces the company’s focus on innovative and efficient technologies for modern infrastructure.

Meenu Singhal, Regional Managing Director, Socomec Innovative Power Solutions, said, “The launch of the MASTERYS GP4 UPS and ATyS a M Automatic Transfer Switch strengthens our portfolio with solutions that drive operational continuity and efficiency. From data centres and IT rooms to commercial buildings, organisations require resilient power infrastructure to ensure uninterrupted operations and protect critical systems. These products help optimise power supply while supporting reliable performance. We remain focused on innovation and committed to delivering dependable, future-ready power solutions for our customers.”

The Socomec MASTERYS GP4 200–250 kVA UPS is a high-performance uninterruptible power supply designed to ensure reliable power continuity in mission-critical environments. Built with advanced power protection and high-efficiency SiC technology, it delivers superior energy efficiency, consistent power quality and reliable performance for data centres, industrial operations and commercial infrastructure requiring uninterrupted operations.

The Socomec ATyS a M Automatic Transfer Switch enables automatic and seamless switching between two power sources, such as the main utility supply and a backup generator. This ensures uninterrupted power for commercial buildings, industrial facilities and other critical installations where continuous operations are essential.

Socomec also provides support in design and commissioning, ensuring high-performing and sustainable electrical installations that are compliant. These solutions help improve continuous power supply and strengthen resilience across data centres, industrial facilities, commercial buildings and other critical infrastructure.