Why we need Tracking Records & Forecasting in UPS maintenance ?

An UPS Maintenance without tracking records & Forecasting is worthless.

Keeping equipment at optimum working condition minimizes the risk of having unscheduled downtime. If maintenance is needed, it's important to keep a comprehensive record - whether scheduled or unscheduled - to help you understand the importance of your equipment’s upkeep works.

Keeping a maintenance record Prevent expensive repair works from happening. With constant use, the UPS is prone to depreciation. Performing routine inspections allow us to see and repair small damages before they become a big problem. Documenting these inspections and small repairs help us keep track of all the maintenance work that the UPS has undertaken, ensuring that each UPS is in excellent condition before putting them to work.
Keeping a maintenance record helps us create specialized maintenance programs. Each UPS go under different working conditions and they have different limitations as well. With the help of routine check-ups, we will be able to determine and record the differences of each individual UPS with regards to maintenance works. In turn, this information will help us in creating maintenance programs specifically serve to each individual UPS on your plant.
Maintenance forecasting is to have the right material available at the right time, in the right place, in the right quantity.