TSi Power showcased its static voltage stabilisation solutions at the 15th India Industrial Fair (UDYAM 2026), held from 23 to 26 October 2026 at the Helipad Exhibition Centre in Gandhinagar, Gujarat. At Hall 1, Stall 126, the company presented its technologies for managing voltage fluctuations and supporting reliable industrial operations. The participation also focused on developing new distributor relationships and expanding the company’s reach across India’s manufacturing sector.
The showcase featured TSi Power’s VRP (Voltage Regulator with Precision) in panel-type and cubical-type configurations, along with Achal, a specialised solution for CNC machines. A live demonstration showed visitors how voltage fluctuations occur and how the company’s static voltage stabilisers correct them. This helped explain the importance of fast voltage regulation in protecting sensitive equipment and reducing interruptions in manufacturing processes.
Voltage sags, surges and electrical noise can disrupt CNC machines, reset PLC controllers, affect drives, and cause errors in industrial control systems. TSi Power’s solutions use IGBT-based pulse-width modulation (PWM) technology for fast voltage correction. The SFCube series of VRP is designed to compensate for deep voltage sags of up to 40% within less than 20 milliseconds. The company also offers isolation and filtering solutions to address electrical noise and related power quality issues.
TSi Power serves a wide range of industries, including automotive and auto components, CNC machining, robotics, plastics, printing and packaging, textiles, oil and gas, building management, telecommunications, and research and testing. Its portfolio also includes REM (Rapid Eye Monitor), an IoT-enabled power quality and energy monitoring system that tracks grid disturbances, voltage sags, harmonic profiles, and power consumption in real time. The company develops application-specific solutions based on the requirements of different industries and operating environments.
Commenting on the role of power quality in industrial productivity, Rajesh Pande, Managing Director of TSi Power, said, “True power quality isn’t about fixing a breakdown, it’s about engineering continuous machine uptime. By combining data-driven precision with uncompromised engineering integrity, we deliver solutions that don’t just protect your machines but power your profitability.”
UDYAM 2026 provided TSi Power with a platform to engage with businesses across industrial segments, present its power conditioning technologies, and explore new distribution opportunities. The company was represented by Himanshu Chavda, DGM – Sales, and Vishvajitsinh Jadeja, Sales Engineer. Through its participation, TSi Power highlighted the role of advanced voltage stabilisation and power quality monitoring in meeting the evolving needs of Indian manufacturers and MSMEs.
