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Our comprehensive range of services

Our product-related service program includes:

> On-site installation and commissioning

(to ensure proper integration of your UPS sys-tem into important processes)

> Regular maintenance of critical systems com-ponents and batteries (to ensure the long term reliability of your processes)

> Other customized maintenance packages

We are pleased to provide you with an overview of GUTOR’s extensive customer service program.

As one of the world’s leading UPS manufacturers, we not only

focus on providing quality products, we also make sure that

custo-mers can count on professional and comprehensive support

star-ting from day one. Particularly with regards to after sales support,

we attach great importance to dedicated and reliable customer

service. Consequently, we attend to your individual needs.

> Customer Training

> Installation Supervision & Commissioning > Spare Parts

> Maintenance and repair > Battery Replacement > Updates & Upgrades > Service Contracts

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Customer training

What are the benefits?

The service life of a UPS System can be prolon-ged, and its failure rate reduced, if the system is well maintained. Information on how to operate and maintain a system is provided during a GUTOR training course. Furthermore, our Technical Sup-port can handle a malfunction request quicker and more efficiently if the person on-site is pro-perly trained. GUTOR offers the following training courses:

Level 1: Operation

This course is comprised of two parts. The first theoretical part introduces the participants to the various system operating modes and provides information on how the system is built. In the second hands-on part, the training instructor de-monstrates to the participants how to operate the system in a safe and confident manner.

Level 1-2: Maintenance

Participants learn the important functions of the major UPS components. They also receive infor-mation regarding maintenance work and mainte-nance intervals. Upon completion of this course, participants are capable of resolving minor system errors.

Level 1-3: Service

Level 1–3 provides the training participants with instruction on how to analyze and clear system errors. In addition, the training instructor explains how the system can be calibrated. Upon com-pletion of this course, participants are capable of performing most repair and maintenance work by themselves.

GUTOR Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems are

designed according to individual customer needs. The technical

staff who services and maintains these systems receives

customized training, based on the specific requirements of

the particular systems installed on-site.

Level 1 – 3 Service Trouble shooting Level 1 – 2 Maintenance Maintain a system Level 1 Operation Operate a system

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Installation supervision & commissioning

What is installation & commissioning?

This process ensures the correct installation and functionality of UPS systems and their corresponding batteries.

It includes the following procedures:

> Visual inspection of the UPS location and its environment

> Visual inspection of the UPS system and battery banks

> Inspection of all UPS power and control wiring connections

> Inspection of all battery wiring connections

> Inspection of internal power and communication components

> Performing system checks, recording input and output measurements

> Discharging the battery bank and recording voltage measurements on an

individual cell basis

> If necessary, some calibration adjustments are performed to adapt

to site conditions

Why request a GUTOR engineer?

> Secure the continuity of GUTOR‘s guarantee and guarantee extension

> Guarantee becomes void when defects are due to improperly performed

service by unauthorized parties

> GUTOR engineers are well trained and certified specialists with years of experience in this field

> GUTOR engineers will maintain high quality and globally approved standards

> Proper documentation, such as the Site Acceptance Test and Customer Field Service Reports

> System is stored in GUTOR’s database, which facilitates future

troubleshooting and technical support

> Offer hands-on training to site crew and maintenance personnel

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Spare parts

What are spare parts?

Spare parts are inventory items which are used for the repair or replacement of failed parts.

Which spare parts are required?

Spare parts fall under three major categories:

> Start-up spares: set of recommended fuses and

parts to be available during commissioning

> Critical spares: set of parts recommended for

stock, which are essential for troubleshooting and repair. These parts would cause a system shutdown upon failure

> Consumables: set of parts having a limited

ope-rational life, which must be replaced at specific intervals. These are related to preventive mainte-nance and include fans, capacitors, RAM2 chips, batteries, power supply units, etc

> For more information, refer to chapter 7 of your

owner’s manual

What are the benefits?

> Downtime of a faulty system can be minimized

> Maintenance planners’ work load can be reduced

> Round the clock peace of mind concerning

operation

> Inventory replenishment can be reduced

GUTOR UPS systems have

proven time and again to last

as long as 20 years. GUTOR

achieves this performance by

offering clients spare parts

throughout this period. Spare

parts are categorized into three

groups: start-up, critical, and

consumables spares as

descri-bed in this section. Accordingly,

GUTOR highly recommends

clients to maintain a stock of

the start-up and critical spare

parts, for the benefits listed here.

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Preventive maintenance

What is preventive maintenance?

Preventive maintenance entails essential servi-ces, performed on a regular schedule, to ensure safe and reliable operation of UPS systems. This covers materials as well.

What is included?

Preventive maintenance includes visual and func-tional checks made on the system and battery. It also necessitates the replacement of parts with limited operational lifetimes. For more information, please consult Chapter 7 of the owner’s manual.

IMPORTANT: Failure to perform preventive maintenance will inevitably result in failure of parts with limited operational lifetimes. Consequently, the availability of the system will be jeopardized, and the load will be subjected to a potentially unreliable utility source, with no secure backup.

How to plan ahead?

Below is an overview of the major parts to be replaced at regular intervals:

Parts Replace every

Fans 5 years

Fan capacitors 5 years AC & DC capacitors 9 years RAM2 chip 9 years

PSU 10 years

NOTE: different conditions apply for systems installed at nuclear power plants.

How to proceed?

The safest and most efficient way to proceed is to establish a service contract with GUTOR. For more information, kindly refer to the “Service Contracts” section.

Battery replacement

Why and when to replace batteries?

The lifetime of batteries varies between 4 and 20 years, depending on the type of the battery, ambient conditions and degree of maintenance. A lack of maintenance leads to a shortened service life. Eventually, the battery bank will no longer be capable of supplying power to the load, and must therefore be replaced.

The best way to detect weak batteries is to perform regular battery discharge tests (even on low-maintenance batteries). For more information, please consult Chapter 7 of the owner’s manual, titled “Maintenance”.

Updates & upgrades

Available updates & upgrades > Software update (to latest revision)

> Battery Management system (BMS)1 – Monitoring of individual battery cells – Charging of individual battery cells – Early detection of weak battery cells – Remote monitoring

> Network management card (NMC)2

– Remote monitoring of UPS system – Remote troubleshooting and analysis

Maintenance

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What is a service contract?

A service contract is a formal, mutually agreed, binding contract between GUTOR and a client, in which GUTOR makes a commitment to provide services over a fixed time period, and at fixed rates / yearly fee. These services include technical support, preventive maintenance and repair.

Which service contracts are available?

GUTOR offers three standard service contracts. These are:

> “call-off” service contract

> “preventive-plus” service contract

> “preventive-ultra” service contract

Each contract entails a different degree of com-mitment. For further information, refer to the table below.

Benefits of having a service contract

A service contract is beneficial in more than one way, including:

> Peace of mind

> Knowledgeable service

> Continuous customer support

> Reduced risk of system failure

> Easy budgeting for customers

> Easy organization of maintenance

> Facilitated access to site

(annual site passes and security permits)

> Prompt sales response time

> Prompt service response time

> Special service and training rates

> Professional recommendations made by the

OEM (new products, upgrades…)

> Client’s maintenance crew stays up-to-date

with operational know-how

> Warranty extensions (optional)

Service contracts

Scope of work call-off preventive

plus preventive ultra customer support 24/7 hotline • • • technical support • • • preventive maintenance

annual visual check of system and battery • •

annual mechanical check of system and battery • •

annual alarms and LED check • •

annual replacement of parts with limited operational life-time (if applicable) •

including the required parts (fans, capacitors, RAM2 and PSU) •

battery dischange test •

including rental of load-bank •

corrective maintenance

troubleshooting and repair services (upon request) spare parts required for repair or stock (upon request)

additional items

sales reponse time (up to 72 hours) • • •

service reponse time (up to 72 hours) • • •

software updates (to latest revision) •

upgrades (network management card, battery monitoring, etc)

• product or service included in annual fee

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Headquarters Switzerland: GUTOR Electronic LLC Hardstrasse 72 – 74 5430 Wettingen, Switzerland P +41 (0)56 437 34 34 F +41 (0)56 437 34 44 gutor-service-ch@schneider-electric.com Asia Pacific:

GUTOR Electronic Asia Pacific Sdn Bhd No. 19, Jln Juruukur U1/19, Seksyen U1 Hicom Glenmarie Industrial Park, 40150 Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia P +60 (0)3 5569 0331

F +60 (0)3 5569 0332

gutor-service-my@schneider-electric.com

North and South America:

GUTOR Electronic LLC

12121 Wickchester Lane, Suite 400 Houston, Texas 77079, USA P +281 588 2145

F +859 962 4593

gutor-service-us@schneider-electric.com

Middle East:

GUTOR Electronic LLC

Villa No.2, Defence Road,St.11, Behind Gava Hotel,

P.O.Box 29580, Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. P +971 (0)2 443 89 93

F +971 (0)2 443 89 92

gutor-service-ae@schneider-electric.com

Saudi Arabia:

GUTOR Electronic LLC

Middle East Commercial Complex AL-Khobar 31952

P.O.Box. 79575, Saudi Arabia P +966 (0)3 864 9667 F +966 (0)3 864 9062

gutor-service-sa@schneider-electric.com

Global service organization

GUTOR recognizes the importance of a global service network to support our globally operating customers. As a member of the Schneider Electric group, GUTOR provides you with a worldwide service network, an inventory of readily available spare parts, and trained service partners. For more details regarding our service programs, please contact the GUTOR Service Centre nearest to you, as listed below.

Contact us

www.gutor.com

Headquarters/Production plant Service Office Production plant Partner Q410.144

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