Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS)
Electronic and computer-based equipment needs a high quality, uninterrupted power supply. The national grid supply systems are subject to interference from natural and industrial sources. No electrical supply is free of brown-outs, interference and voltage variations. The operation of computer systems can be vulnerable to many phenomena, causing excess voltages (above 260 volts) or voltage drops (below 180 volts).
SUPs (Stable Uninterruptible Power Supplies) also known as inverters or UPSs (Uninterruptible Power Supplies) are the surest way of providing safe protection for the operation of your computer systems.
Whatever the power requirement level, a UPS is the only way of ensuring a high-quality electrical supply.
Using the latest communications methods, today's UPSs are now able to collect and report on information relevant to the management of UPSs (such as battery charging, remaining operating life, load levels, etc.) and in relation to their environment (raised temperature, fires, etc.). Similarly, it can shut down files by automatic remote control, if there is a mains failure.
The larger computer manufacturers now recommend the use of a UPS as part of their warranty stipulations. Can you afford not to be protected?