DOSP S.A. installs, diagnoses and maintains the systems expected to support operations when the primary power supply fails.
Having backup equipment does not guarantee continuity by itself: UPS systems, batteries, generation and transfer must respond as one system when the primary supply fails. Unresolved alarms, degraded batteries or a transfer system that does not switch can leave a seemingly protected facility unavailable.
We work on UPS systems, power electronics, redundancy, battery banks, DC systems, rectifiers, generators, automatic transfer, electrical panels and associated installations. The goal is to establish the actual condition of the system, document findings and define the required actions.
Each intervention is defined according to equipment condition and facility criticality.
A traceable sequence from the initial survey to ongoing maintenance.
Each subsystem is reviewed within the facility's backup-power architecture.
Brands identify serviced equipment and do not imply representation or partnership.
Documented references organized by operating requirement.
UPS, batteries and DC power at distributed sites. References include Movistar, Claro and EANA.
Backup power and generation for energy infrastructure. References include YPF, Genneia and Aconcagua Energía.
Continuity for branches, services and technical buildings. References include BBVA, Galicia, ICBC and OSEP.
Backup equipment at production and commercial facilities. References include FECOVITA, Carrefour and Cencosud.
The 400+ projects and 15+ years of experience come from the Critical Power brief. References are presented as documented experience and do not imply current contracts or commercial representation.
DOSP S.A. manages commercial activity from Mendoza and performs work across Argentina. Coverage is defined according to scope, criticality, resources and service planning.
Our working method connects individual equipment condition with complete system behavior.
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Commercial and technical answers for an initial assessment.