Brands We Supply

Twenty manufacturers, Turkish and global, grouped by what we actually source them for across six product categories. Three of the UPS brands are built in Türkiye, which shortens delivery inside the country and keeps landed cost down on export.

Most requirements do not resolve to a single vendor. A project usually needs the UPS from one manufacturer, the racks from another and the PDUs from a third, matched on capacity, footprint and lead time. We combine systems on a per-project basis and quote them as one package.

UPS systems

  • ABB
  • Eaton
  • Huawei
  • İnform
  • Makelsan
  • Schneider Electric (APC)
  • Tescom
  • Vertiv

In UPS, we source ABB (MegaFlex DPA, modular three-phase), Eaton (93PM), Huawei (UPS5000-E, modular), Schneider Electric (APC) (Galaxy VX, large three-phase), and Vertiv (Liebert EXL S1). İnform, Makelsan and Tescom are manufactured in Türkiye; sourcing them domestically shortens delivery inside the country and keeps landed cost down when we re-export to a neighbouring market. The global brands cover the largest three-phase capacities and modular scale-out designs, while the Turkish brands compete hardest on lead time and price for the small to mid-range single and three-phase tier, so the right manufacturer usually depends on capacity first and delivery timeline second.

Transfer switches

  • ABB
  • Eaton
  • Schneider Electric
  • Socomec
  • Vertiv

For transfer switches, we source ABB (TruONE, all-in-one), Eaton (ATS rack), Schneider Electric (NetShelter Rack ATS), Socomec (ATyS M), and Vertiv (Geist RTS). Socomec and ABB carry the widest current range up to several thousand amps for facility-scale transfer, while Eaton, Schneider Electric and Vertiv cover the compact rack-mounted end of the range for single-corded IT equipment.

Rack PDUs

  • CyberPower
  • Eaton
  • Legrand
  • Schneider Electric
  • Vertiv

For rack PDUs, we source CyberPower (Switched PDU), Eaton (ePDU G3), Legrand (Raritan PX4), Schneider Electric (NetShelter Advanced), and Vertiv (Geist Upgradeable rPDU, field-replaceable monitoring). All five compete on the same basic-to-switched tier structure, so the deciding factor is usually outlet type and count for the specific rack rather than the brand itself.

Rack cabinets

  • Legrand
  • nVent Schroff
  • Rittal
  • Schneider Electric
  • Vertiv

For rack cabinets, we source Legrand (Minkels Nexpand), nVent Schroff (Varistar NET Plus), Rittal (VX IT), Schneider Electric (NetShelter SX), and Vertiv (VR Rack). Rittal and nVent Schroff tend to carry the highest published static load ratings in this range, which matters most for a heavy storage or blade deployment.

Servers

  • Dell
  • HPE
  • Lenovo
  • Supermicro
  • xFusion

For servers, we source Dell (PowerEdge R), HPE (ProLiant DL Gen11), Lenovo (ThinkSystem SR), Supermicro (X13 Hyper SuperServer), and xFusion (FusionServer, formerly Huawei’s x86 server line). Dell, HPE and Lenovo cover the mainstream enterprise tier with the broadest management-software ecosystems, while Supermicro and xFusion often price more competitively on configurable, build-to-order chassis for a specific workload.

Storage

  • Dell
  • HPE
  • Huawei
  • NetApp
  • Everpure (formerly Pure Storage)

For storage, we source Dell (PowerStore), HPE (MSA Gen6), Huawei (OceanStor Dorado), NetApp (AFF A-Series), and Everpure (FlashArray//XL, formerly Pure Storage). Everpure and NetApp lead on all-flash performance density, HPE’s MSA line is the more price-led entry SAN tier, and Dell and Huawei span both ends depending on the specific array chosen.