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Socomec UPS Systems Australia

Socomec is one of the most widely specified independent UPS brands in Australia for data centres, hospitals, industrial process control and mission-critical IT. The range spans compact single-phase Netys and Itys units for server rooms and network cabinets through to fully modular Modulys GP and transformer-free Masterys three-phase platforms for large facilities. Every Socomec UPS uses true online double-conversion topology, which means the connected load runs continuously on clean, regulated power with zero transfer time to battery.

Indigi Power and Cooling supplies the full Socomec UPS range and backs it with in-house electrical installation, commissioning and ongoing maintenance. Whether you need a single 3kVA Netys RT4 for a comms room or a scalable Modulys GP deployment for a Tier III data hall, we handle the sizing, delivery, install and long-term servicing under one accountable contract. Below is a plain breakdown of the Socomec ranges, where each one fits, indicative pricing and how we support them nationally.

The Socomec UPS range explained

Socomec organises its uninterruptible power supplies into single-phase and three-phase families. Choosing the right one comes down to your load in kVA, whether your supply is single or three-phase, how much runtime you need and whether you expect the load to grow. The table below maps each Socomec range to its capacity band, topology and typical application so you can shortlist quickly.

Single-phase Socomec: Netys and Itys

For server rooms, network cabinets and small comms rooms, the single-phase Netys and Itys ranges are the workhorses. Indigi stocks the Netys RT4 series in rack and tower form, covering 1kVA (NRT4-U010B) through to 10kVA (NRT4-U100-CK) with matching battery expansion modules for extended runtime. These are true online double-conversion units delivering a clean sine-wave output with a 0.9 output power factor, so a 10kVA unit supports up to 9,000W of real load.

The Netys RT4 range accepts hot-swappable batteries and can be paired with Socomec NRT4-B015, B030, B060 and B100 battery expansion modules to push autonomy from a few minutes to well over an hour depending on load. For loads under 2kVA where a slightly lower cost line-interactive design is acceptable, the Netys PR range covers 600VA to 2000VA. Itys sits alongside Netys as a pure online alternative from 1kVA to 10kVA, favoured for medical and sensitive electronics where zero transfer time matters. If you are unsure how much battery runtime your load needs, our UPS runtime and battery sizing calculator gives an indicative figure in under a minute.

Three-phase Socomec: Masterys and Modulys

Above 10kVA, most Australian sites move to three-phase. The Socomec Masterys GP4 is a transformer-free online double-conversion UPS delivering up to 96% efficiency in normal online mode and up to 99% in fast EcoMode, which directly cuts running cost and heat rejected into your server room. A unity output power factor (kVA equals kW) means you pay for no wasted headroom. Masterys scales from 10kVA to 160kVA in a single frame and parallels for redundancy or higher capacity.

Where growth is uncertain, the Modulys GP modular platform lets you install the frame once and add hot-swappable 25kVA to 50kVA power modules as demand rises, avoiding the cost of oversizing on day one. Vertical and horizontal scalability up to 600kVA per cabinet, with N+1 redundancy built from spare modules, makes Modulys the preferred choice for phased data-centre builds. Both Masterys and Modulys integrate with building management systems and support lithium-ion or VRLA battery strings. Indigi handles the switchboard interface, load-bank commissioning and AS/NZS 3000 compliant installation for every three-phase Socomec deployment.

Socomec supply, installation and maintenance pricing

Indigi provides Socomec UPS as supply-only or as a fully installed and commissioned system. The figures below are indicative starting points to help you budget. Final pricing depends on capacity, battery autonomy, site access and switchboard works. Contact us for a firm quote against your load schedule.

Why buy Socomec through Indigi

Socomec UPS service coverage across Australia

Indigi supplies, installs and maintains Socomec UPS systems nationally. Our engineers cover the major capital cities and regional centres from three eastern-seaboard hubs, with scheduled visits to remote and interstate sites.

Frequently asked questions about Socomec UPS

Is Socomec a good UPS brand?

Yes. Socomec is a French, independently owned manufacturer with more than 100 years in critical power. Its UPS range uses true online double-conversion topology and is widely specified in Australian data centres, hospitals and industrial sites for its efficiency, transformer-free three-phase designs and long service life.

How much does a Socomec UPS cost in Australia?

A single-phase Netys unit for a server room typically starts in the low thousands supply-only, with installation from $850 for units up to 3kVA. Three-phase Masterys and Modulys systems are quoted per project based on capacity, runtime and switchboard works. Contact Indigi with your load schedule for a firm price.

What is the difference between Socomec Netys, Masterys and Modulys?

Netys and Itys are single-phase ranges from 600VA to 10kVA for server rooms and racks. Masterys is a three-phase transformer-free UPS from 10kVA to 160kVA for larger sites. Modulys GP is a modular three-phase platform that scales in hot-swappable blocks so you can add capacity as your load grows.

Does Indigi install and maintain Socomec UPS systems?

Yes. Indigi supplies Socomec UPS and provides in-house electrical installation, commissioning and preventative maintenance to AS/NZS 3000. One-off Socomec maintenance is $720 ex GST and the standard annual plan is $1,940 per year ex GST, covering inspection, battery testing and firmware checks.

How efficient is a Socomec Masterys UPS?

The Masterys GP4 reaches up to 96% efficiency in online double-conversion mode and up to 99% in fast EcoMode. With a unity output power factor, its kVA rating equals its kW rating, so you get full usable power without derating and lower running cost and heat output.

Can I get replacement Socomec batteries and expansion modules?

Yes. Indigi supplies Socomec battery expansion modules such as the NRT4-B015 through NRT4-B100 for the Netys RT4 range, plus replacement VRLA and lithium-ion strings for three-phase systems, fitted during a scheduled maintenance visit.

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Need a Socomec UPS sized, supplied and installed? Send us your load in kVA or amps, your runtime target and your site location. As an Indigenous and Veteran-owned, Supply Nation and ICN Gateway registered specialist, Indigi delivers Socomec supply, install and maintenance under one contract nationwide. Contact Indigi Power and Cooling