19SEPTEMBER 2026and process industries, solar plants, textile, data centres, auto & auto ancillary and defence applications, including a deep-sag solution for GPU equipment at Goa airport."The wealth of data collected by our service team gives us a clear view of what different industries actually need. We anal-yse that data and customise our products accordingly", says Rajesh Nandan Pande, Founder, TSi Power.The same R&D pipeline is now moving towards 300 KVA deep-sag compensation, with capability to address voltage drops of up to 40 percent.Reliability Extends Beyond the ProductTSi's quality system begins before manufacturing. The company evaluates suppliers of electronics, control cards, transformers and cabinets on quality rather than price, followed by controlled assembly, inspection and testing. Every new design and capacity undergoes detailed in-house heat-run and type testing before commercialisation, with critical validation also conducted through facilities such as ERDA, Vadodara.Its service model adds another layer of technical oversight. A pan-India service team responds to requests within 24 hours and examines the complete electrical environment around an installation--not merely the TSi equipment. Grounding, neutral supply, loading, connections and installation conditions can all affect machine performance, and identifying those factors helps customers address the actual cause of a failure.That technical involvement has strengthened customer confidence as well as product reliability. TSi has progres-sively extended its on-site warranty to four years.Its No Obligation Trial tackles a different challenge: proving an unfamiliar technology. Customers can install a TSi unit free of charge for 30 days, evaluate its impact on machine performance and return it unconditionally if dissatisfied. The arrangement lets measured performance, rather than a sales pitch, establish the case for adoption.TSi's products also contribute to energy efficiency by maintaining the power conditions under which equipment operates most efficiently. Its manufacturing processes in-corporate responsible electronic production and recycling of electronic waste, extending that focus into its own oper-ations.Building for the Next Power-Quality FrontierTSi Power's next phase of R&D is focused on a harder power-quality problem: deeper voltage sags, greater grid variability and the need for real-time diagnostics. Its development pipeline reflects that shift, with technologies designed to extend both the depth and intelligence of power conditioning."Our future power-quality needs will require both real-time voltage deep-sag compensation and reactive power compensation. We are continuously working on solutions to meet these needs on demand",adds Ashish Mittal.The company is developing deep-sag compensators up to 300 KVA, capable of correcting voltage drops of up to 40 percent. Its R&D team is also developing IoT-based measurement, control and diagnostic systems that will enable remote monitoring and, ultimately, online control through a VPN.REM, another imminent launch, will add a fully India-manufactured power analyser with built-in IoT capability, allowing users to monitor power quality remotely and identify disturbances with greater precision. These developments extend TSi Power's role from correcting power disturbances to providing greater visibility into their occurrence and impact.Its ABB partnership adds another dimension to this roadmap. As ABB's first channel partner in India for its critical-power products, TSi Power can now serve requirements extending to 3,600 KVA, complementing its own product range and strengthening its ability to address the wider voltage-regulation and sag-compensation market.With export markets also opening up, TSi Power is entering its next phase with a broader technology range and a sharper R&D focus: deeper correction, intelligent monitoring and solutions built for increasingly demanding power environments.
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