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Downtime in production can be crippling for certain industries, causing huge profit loss during power failures. This is what makes UPS systems such a valuable investment – whether it's for home or office use, these systems are able to ensure that downtime caused by power failures does not affect operation of applications such as computers, fax machines, networks, work stations, wireless devices, copiers and many other specialised applications across industries such as mining, industrial and military. Short for ‘uninterrupted power source', the UPS is a device that provides alternative power when the main power supply is not available.
Here are some of the top reasons to invest in UPS systems for your home or office applications:
Allows your business to keep going, regardless of power failures, spikes and surges and other related issues caused by power cuts, ensuring that systems are not damaged as a result of sudden power failure.
Maintains continuous supply of power to connected applications by supplying power from a separate source when the main electricity source is not available.
Systems seamlessly transfer to battery powerwhen electricity is lost or if power sources are unreliable, reverting back to mains when power is restored.
UPS systems are suitable for home or office, with a range of options to suit all needs, including different voltages and conversion options.
Protects against all major power problems ranging from noise to power surges, power sags, transients, frequency changes, over voltages, lightning and full power blackouts.
Offers a clean, quiet and cost effective alternative to petrol or diesel generators that may be noisy and may cause pollution from the fumes they emit.
UPS systems range from small systems that are more suitable for homes or small to medium offices while larger systems are more suitable for large scale businesses that have high power demands.
Standby Power Systems (SPS) monitor the power line and switch to battery power as soon as it detects a problem - these are commonly used to protect single workstations and pos equipment.
Line Interactive UPS systems are ideal for small to enterprise network environments - the battery-to-AC power converter (also called inverter) is always connected to the output of the UPS, and operating the inverter in reverse during times when the input AC power is normal allows for battery charging.
Double Conversion On-line UPS avoids momentary power lapses by constantly providing power from its own inverter, even when the power line is functioning correctly - this UPS is used for mission critical applications, server farms, hospitals and other industries requiring reliable power.
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To decide which type of UPS system is right for your home or office, first consider what sort of requirements your applications need, and which applications require power. This could be computers, fax machines, copiers, networks or wireless connections, or even large scale applications for specialist industries. Once you have determined your needs, consult the guide above to work out the best option for quality UPS systems for home or work.
