Uninterruptible Power Supply
“Uninterruptible Power Supply”
“For making work unstoppable”
The world is changing with change in technology or we should say upgradation in technology. And to keep up with the pace its really important to have a good power supply with no interruptions.
Gone were the days when we used to lose our unsaved work due to bad power supply or sudden fluctuations in the power supply or auto shut-down of our PCs or laptops either at home or at workplace.
Keeping those problems encountered by people in their day to day work life emerged a new system in the world of technology called “UPS” or “Uninterruptible Power Supply” so that work should never stop.
Now what is actually a UPS? So, a UPS is a system which is used to protect critical loads from main power supply problems, including spikes, voltage dips, fluctuations and complete power failures using a dedicated battery. A UPS system can also be used to “bridge the gap” whilst a standby generator is started & synchronized. A UPS can be categorized into 3 different types catering to varied needs of organization or individual starting with:
Online Double Conversion
Line- Interactive
Offline/Standby/Battery Backup.
Now the interesting fact is although every type performs the same function but what makes them unique in their perspective is a question of fact!
So without a further ado let’s jump straight into them and get to know them more. Coming up first in the list is Online Double Conversion. So, what it does? Well a simplest answer to this question is it provides consistent, clean and near perfect power, regardless of condition of incoming power. Systems with double conversion operates by converting AC power to DC and then back to AC.
Some famous products related with by Cyberpower are OL6000RT3UTAA and OL1000RTXL2U.
Moving on to our next category which is line-interactive. So, line-interactive topology incorporates technology that allows the UPS to correct minor power fluctuations without switching to battery. This extends the life of the battery as well. The best part about this is, it is suitable for those areas where power fluctuations occur regularly.
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