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Uniline facilitates uninterrupted business to schools and courts

To power more than 30,000 primary and high secondary schools across Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Haryana, Rajasthan and Maharashtra

GN Bureau | July 1, 2011

Uniline, the Indian UPS manufacturing enterprise was chosen to power more than 30,000 primary and high secondary schools across Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Haryana, Rajasthan and Maharashtra. Besides, the company has forayed in providing back up services to the Supreme Court of India and High Courts of all India states.

Most these states receive power for five to six hours per day, owing to bad power conditions. Uniline solution shall empower these schools to have power up to 12 hours. R K Bansal, managing director, Uniline Energy Systems said: “Education is the backbone of progressive India, such deployment, shall pave way to improve Education infrastructure conditions in other part as well and Uniline shall continuously & responsibly address & contribute in the growth of modern and emerging India”

“Uniline previously had commissioned more than One Lakh UPS systems for various state projects in Assam, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab & Karnataka,” he added.

Uniline has also commissioned the Government of India’s e-Court project powering and connecting Supreme Court, High Courts of all states of India. District Courts reaching the Tehsil (Talukas) for speeding up operations, trials, ease on checking online status, downloading of judgment etc. National Informatics Center (NIC), the main project facilitator has selected Uniline for empowerment solution.

The company has also deployed customised solution for India Navy and moving Defense Vehicles. Previously, Uniline has launched “d-series” green, high power UPS system allowed enterprise applications to save tremendously on energy cost. Yet another area where Uniline has ventured is solar energy.

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