Socomec UPS, the UK subsidiary for Socomec Group, with its head office in Cirencester, Gloucetsrshire and a centrally located London office.

The Cirencester office is well positioned in the picturesque cotswold village of South Cerney, an area of renowed natural beauty. The London office is in Holborn, with easy access by tube and road.

Socomec Group - one of Europe's largest uninterruptible power supply manufacturers, portfolio comprises of a complete range of UPS systems from 550VA up to 900kVA in a single module, or 5.4MVA in multiple module configuration, utilising ultra fast switching IGBT’s and Digital Signal Processing (DSP). Also available is a complementary range of equipment for special applications, including Load Transfer Modules (static transfer switches 16A-1800A), DC rectifiers and emergency lighting inverters.

We can act purely as a manufacturer/supplier only or with our team of project engineers as a turn-key contractor, taking responsibility for all stages of a project, from design through to final commissioning and handover. 

With over 2000 installations carried out within the UK over recent years, after sales service and maintenance also play an important part in the complete package being offered. Therefore, comprehensive ranges of maintenance and service contracts are available to suit individual users particular requirements.

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Address: Units 7-9A Lakeside Business Park, Broadway Lane, South Cerney, Cirencester, Gloucestershire GL7 5XL
Tel: 01285 86 33 00
Fax: 01285 86 23 04
email: info.ups.uk@socomec.com

Our offices are based in the picturesque cotswolds, only a stones throw away from the local idylic water park. Positioned well between the town of Cirencester in Gloucestershire and Swindon in Wiltshire, within easy acces to both M4 and M5 motorways via the A419. See our map for directions.

Sales support, admin, finance and our Projects team are based at the head office with the remainder of the team being spread across the country to be close at hand to you, our customers. Remotely based are our external Sales Managers and CIM Service and Maintenance Engineers.

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Follow our company history over the last 20 plus years in the UK.

• 2010 – Andrew Wilkinson appointed as Managing Director

• 2010 – Socomec UPS are added to The Carbon Trusts Energy Technology Product List with their Masterys Green Power (GP) and Mission Critical (MC) UPS 100 and 120 kVA units with the Government’s ECA Scheme

• 2009 – Socomec UPS becomes a registered supplier with Link-Up Qualification Scheme
• 2009 – Socomec UPS adds a Green UPS Technologies seminar to their accredited CPD seminar offering

• 2007 – Socomec Sicon Ltd re-brands across the whole group. The UK subsidiary is now promoted as Socomec UPS, complete with refreshed logos
• 2007 – Socomec Sicon Ltd moves offices to accommodate growth, from Love Lane Cirencester to Lakeside Business Park, South Cerney, Cirencester in Gloucestershire
• 2006 – Socomec Sicon Ltd registers as a member of The Construction CPD certification Service offering a CPD Seminar on An Introduction to Uninterruptible Power Supply
• 2005 – Chris Cowley appointed as UK National Sales Manager
• 1997 – Mainstream Electronics, amalgamates with Socomec Group into the UK subsidiary Socomec Sicon Ltd

BECOME A RECOGNISED DISTRIBUTOR

Partnerships with IT Resellers and Distributors is something we have been doing for a while. We pride ourselves with the close working relationship between the 2 parties.

If you are a UK based distributor or IT reseller and would like to find out more about becoming a Socomec UPS partner, please contact us.

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Address: Central Court, 25 Southampton Buildings, London WC2A 1AL
Tel: 020 3427 5107
Fax: 020 3043 8889

email: info.ups.uk@socomec.com
 

Situated in the heart of London's Midtown of Holborn, the Socomec UPS office is easily accessed by tube and road.

25 Southampton Buildings at Central Court is steeped in history. Formerly the London Patent Office, created in 1852 as a result of the Patent Law Amendment Act in 1852. The building is an impressive Grade II Victorian property with a Jacobean style façade.

Restored after a V1 bomb damaged part of the building in WW2 it continued to house the patent library until 2005 when it needed to relocate for more space. Since then it has been a start-of-the-art office and meeting environment.