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Compatibility, sizing and design considerations for generators and UPSs in Tiers I, II, III & IV topologies

Mission Critical Applications for Data Centers, Financial Institutions, Telecommunication and Government typically have Generators and UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supplies) providing backup power to keep their Critical IT (Information Technology) loads online. Tier I and Tier II topologies according to ANSI/TIA-942 are very simple and straightforward with no redundancy or single distribution path with redundant components. Tier III and Tier IV configurations are increasing complex with multiple distribution paths, concurrent maintainability and multiple active paths. This paper will explore the high level compatibility, sizing and design considerations for Generators and UPSs in Tiers I, II, III & IV topologies.