Spring typically marks the start of storm season, which brings a higher risk of power outages and power surges. For your customers, that can mean unexpected downtime, data loss, and damage to sensitive equipment.

Positioning battery backups and power protection in spring helps you:

• Reduce business disruption: A UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) keeps critical devices running long enough to save work and shut down safely.
• Protect equipment from surges: Sudden voltage spikes during storms can damage desktops, servers, networking gear, and FTTx systems.
• Support a proactive message: “Prepare before the storm” is an easy, seasonal conversation starter with customers who want to stay powered and protected when bad weather hits.

By aligning your messaging with storm season, you help customers rethink power protection as a must-have part of their spring readiness plan, not an afterthought.

Not every device needs a UPS, but certain systems are high priority for protection during storm season. Based on our portfolio, here’s how you can guide customers:

• Desktop computers and workstations: Models like the CP1500PFCLCD Desktop Computer UPS are designed to keep PCs and monitors running through short outages and allow for safe shutdowns.
• Network and internet equipment: Routers and related gear (supported by units such as the OL1K5RTHD) should stay online so remote workers, cloud apps, and VoIP phones remain connected.
• Servers and rack-mounted systems: Rackmount UPS models like the CP1500PFCRM2U, OR1500LCDRM1U, and OR2200LCDRT2U help protect servers and core infrastructure in the data closet or server room.
• FTTx and telecom systems: These benefit from rackmount UPS units, PDUs, and accessories to maintain service continuity.

For more advanced environments, you can also recommend:

• Switched PDUs for outlet-level control and remote reboot.
• Automatic Transfer Switches (ATS) and remote management cards (e.g., RMCARD205) for better visibility and control.

This mix helps customers reimagine power protection as a layered strategy across desktops, networking, and server infrastructure.

CyberPower is structured to give you and your customers predictable support before, during, and after storm season.

Warranty and quality

• CyberPower maintains complete control over production and the supply chain, which supports consistent quality and better overall efficiency.
• This total quality control allows the company to offer strong product warranties across its UPS systems, PDUs, surge protectors, and accessories.

Technical support

• 24/7 technical support is available to help resolve power issues and configuration questions whenever they arise.
• Support covers a wide range of products, including mini-tower and rackmount UPS systems, PDUs, ATS units, and remote management cards.

How this helps your customers

• They gain confidence that their power protection investment is backed by manufacturer-level expertise.
• You can position CyberPower as an ally that helps them reshape how they manage uptime and risk during storm season and beyond.

For sales or support, customers can reach CyberPower Systems (USA), Inc. at 877.901.1930 or via sales@cyberpower.com, and find more information at cyberpowersystems.com.