An Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) for personal computers and workstations is a secondary power device that sits between a wall outlet and electronic equipment. Its primary purpose is to deliver clean, continuous electricity during power anomalies—such as blackouts, voltage sags (brownouts), and over-voltage surges—allowing users enough time to save work and perform a safe system shutdown.

Key Functions

Power Continuity: Instantly switches to internal battery power when main AC power drops out.

Voltage Conditioning / AVR: Standardizes fluctuating grid voltages without depleting battery life.

Surge Suppression: Protects sensitive internal components (e.g., PSUs, motherboard) from voltage spikes

Which type of UPS should you use and why?

• Due to the significant power demands of data centers and the necessity for consistent, high-quality power, a robust three-phase UPS is required. For your critical IT loads, we suggest a high-performance UPS, such as our 93PS UPS which are specifically designed for data centers and meet the efficiency and redundancy requirements.
• Mechanical loads significantly affect the overall workload of your data center. Our UPSs can be utilized to manage mechanical loads, including lighting and cooling. For your mechanical loads, we suggest using our UPS.
• While security systems are frequently battery-powered, you can connect them to a UPS for an additional layer of protection. With their extended battery runtime, our UPSs are the ideal choice for backing up connected equipment such as power over Ethernet (PoE) switches or systems used for storing security camera footage.