Kstar secures UPS centralized procurement from three telecom giants

KSTAR, a leading global manufacturer of uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems, announced that it had won tenders for the centralised procurement of high-power UPS products by China's three largest telecommunications operators: China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom, for the 2021–2023 period.

After winning the tenders for China Unicom's and China Telecom's centralised procurement of high-capacity UPS systems for 2021, KSTAR also won China Mobile's centralised procurement project for high-frequency UPS systems for 2021–2023. The project included Section 2 (40–120 kVA high-frequency UPS), Section 3 (200–600 kVA integrated UPS) and Section 3 (80–600 kVA modular UPS). With a budget of US$146 million, it was China Mobile's largest UPS procurement project in recent years.

As a leading domestic UPS brand with the highest sales volume in China, KSTAR has been an important partner of major telecommunications operators for many years. These operators apply strict criteria when selecting suppliers and equipment. KSTAR is one of only three brands to have won centralised procurement contracts from all three major operators.

The YDC3300 is KSTAR's flagship high-frequency UPS and is widely used in three-phase power applications. It has operated reliably in many countries, including China and India. With excellent performance and efficiency of up to 96%, it is widely used in small and medium-sized data centres and other mission-critical applications.

KSTAR's HPM modular UPS systems are also favoured by telecommunications operators. They combine high reliability with flexibility. Their high-power-density design, compact footprint and redundant control system make them an ideal solution for data centres, mission-critical facilities and retail applications.

"The continued selection of KSTAR by state-backed telecommunications operators is a vote of confidence in our company," said Mr Shen, Head of Product Development. "KSTAR will continue to strengthen its cooperation with China Telecom, China Mobile and China Unicom and actively invest in power management innovation to help promote a digital future."