Battery-powered systems, including notebook computers, personal digital assistants (PDAs), and portable instruments, require backup systems to keep the memory alive while the main battery is being replaced. The most common solution is to use an expensive, nonrechargeable lithium battery. This solution requires low-battery detection, necessitates battery access, and invites inadvertent battery removal.

Sparc infotech uses testing equipments to test your batteries, to give you maximuim results. With this we will give you a complete report on your batteries after testing, via email, fax or mail.

Sparc infotech understands the importance of a healthy battery backup system. It is important to know the condition of your batteries. We have state of the art battery analyzers to determine the health of your batteries.With these analyzers, we are able to detect weak and failing batteries in any string, this allows us to replace the failing batteries and prevent catastrophic failures and down time when utilty power is lost.

Sparc infotech has partnered with major brands to bring you a full turnkey Service. Sparc infotech has a combination of experience. Sparc infotech provides excellent customer service and sales engineering for all of your power needs. Sparc infotech has a complete line of power products and services.

Sparc infotech can provide the complete project management for new UPS installations upgrades and retrofits. We have the experience to provide the complete project management and coordination of all facets of any installation.

Sparc infotech can provide engineering services from initial power audits to full power analysis of electrical installations with engineering stamped drawings to meet all codes and have permits pulled for the project.

Sparc infotech now have products like 100 kW portable load bank with 115 foot cables for UPS and generator load bank testing. Voltage ratings are 480 VAC three phase, 240 VAC three phase, 208 VAC three phase and 240 VAC single phase, all at 60 Hertz. The total fixed load steps are 5,10,10,25 and 50kW for 480 VAC and 3.75, 7.5, 7.5, 25, and 50 kW for 208 VAC.