Socomec has expanded its power management portfolio in India with the launch of two new solutions designed to strengthen power reliability for modern infrastructure. The company has introduced the MASTERYS GP4 Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) system along with the ATyS a M Automatic Transfer Switch, both aimed at supporting organisations that require stable and continuous electrical power.
The launch reflects Socomec’s continued investment in advanced technologies that help businesses maintain uninterrupted operations in environments where power reliability is essential. Industries such as data centres, information technology facilities, healthcare institutions, commercial buildings and industrial operations increasingly rely on resilient electrical infrastructure to protect equipment and maintain operational continuity.
The MASTERYS GP4 UPS has been developed to provide dependable backup power and stable energy supply during grid disturbances or outages. The system is engineered to maintain continuous electrical flow to critical loads, ensuring that sensitive equipment and digital infrastructure remain operational even during unexpected power interruptions.
Designed for high-performance environments, the UPS solution combines efficient power conversion technology with advanced monitoring capabilities. These features enable operators to track system performance, optimise energy use and ensure reliable operation across critical installations.
The ATyS a M Automatic Transfer Switch complements the UPS solution by ensuring seamless switching between primary and backup power sources. In the event of a disruption in the main electrical supply, the switch automatically transfers the load to an alternate power source, allowing operations to continue without manual intervention.
Automatic transfer switches play a vital role in facilities that cannot afford downtime, including hospitals, telecom networks, financial institutions and industrial facilities. By ensuring rapid and reliable switching between power sources, the ATyS a M helps protect essential operations and minimise the risk of service disruptions.
According to Socomec, both products have been developed with a focus on efficiency, reliability and operational simplicity. The solutions are designed to integrate smoothly with modern electrical infrastructure while supporting improved power management and equipment protection.
Meenu Singhal, Regional Managing Director at Socomec Innovative Power Solutions, said the introduction of the new systems represents an important step in strengthening the company’s offering in the Indian market. He noted that organisations today require dependable power infrastructure to ensure that critical operations continue without interruption.
Mr Singhal said that the MASTERYS GP4 UPS and ATyS a M Automatic Transfer Switch have been designed to support operational continuity while helping businesses optimise power supply and maintain reliable performance across key facilities. He added that the company remains committed to developing innovative technologies that address the evolving needs of modern infrastructure. Socomec has more than a century of experience in power management technologies.
Founded in 1922, the company specialises in low-voltage power switching, monitoring and power conversion systems designed to manage electrical supply while protecting equipment, installations and personnel. The company’s global operations include 12 production facilities and more than 30 subsidiaries across five continents.
With a workforce of approximately 3,900 employees worldwide, Socomec provides power management solutions and technical services to customers across multiple sectors. In India, Socomec operates its headquarters in Chennai and maintains branch offices in 12 cities across the country.
The company also runs a manufacturing facility in Gurugram, Haryana, which supports production and supply of power management equipment for domestic and international markets. Socomec’s technology solutions are widely used across sectors such as data centres, healthcare institutions, infrastructure projects and industrial facilities.
