UPS is commonly used for networking equipment such as computers or other equipment. This will allow users to save everything to avoid data loss and shut down the computer properly. It is necessary to have UPS in the company. Based on our experience, it is really necessary for companies to have UPS to prevent downtime. It is also used to prevent damage to instruments and equipment, especially with power fluctuations. You can never be sure about those small fluctuations because sometimes, it can still affect your equipment without proper UPS management software.
What is UPS?
An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is employed to protect critical loads from utility-supplied power problems, including spikes, brownouts, fluctuations and power outages, all employing a dedicated battery.
Function of UPS
Even though the primary role of any UPS is to provide short-term power when the input power source fails, most UPS units are capable of fixing other common utility power problems as well.
When is UPS comes handy?
- Total loss of input voltage
A power outage, also known as a power outage, power failure, power loss or blackout, is generally considered a short-term or long-term loss of electrical power in an area. There are many reasons for power failures in power networks, including:
- Malfunctions in power stations.
- Damage to power lines.
- Substations, or other parts of the distribution system.
- A short circuit.
- Overloading the electrical mains.
- Power Surge or Spike
In electrical engineering, spikes are defined as a surge in voltage or short duration electrical transistors. They can transfer voltage spikes, current spikes, or energy spikes in electrical circuits. Rapid, short-term electrical transitions, or over-voltages, in the electrical potential of a circuit are typically caused by electric shocks, tripping circuit breakers, and power transitions in other large equipment on the same power line.
- Power Greens
A power sag is defined as a momentary or continuous decrease in the input voltage. A brownout or dysfunction is a drop in voltage in an electrical power supply.
- Single Point of Failure
In large business enterprises, where reliability is of great importance, even a large UPS may have a single point of failure that can disrupt many other systems. To provide greater reliability, multiple smaller UPS modules and batteries can be integrated together to provide redundant power protection that is comparable to a larger UPS.
Many computer servers provide the option of redundant power supplies, so that in the event of a power supply failure, one or more other power supplies are able to power the load. This is an important point. Each individual power supply should be able to power the entire server on its own. Redundancy is further increased by plugging each power supply into a separate circuit and a separate circuit breaker. Redundancy protection can be further enhanced by connecting each power supply to its individual UPS. It provides dual protection from both power supply failure and UPS failure to ensure continuous operation.
Since 1998 Power Logic has been operating. By understanding the changing needs of markets we have decided to provide comprehensive solutions that allow you to protect your most valuable assets – your computers and data. We have continued to develop unique products with our commitment and professionalism to establish our channel nationwide.UPS & AVR are the first products we developed. We have various ranges of UPS with capacities ranging from 800 VA to 4800 KVA. We have several types of UPS that deliver reliable power and with real-time power management software, we can control and auto shutdown multiple servers. Besides that, Power Logic also has a wide range of UPS for industry use is three-phase True online UPS and N+X Modular type UPS. Power Logic Malaysia Top 100 industry, leading in the heavy-duty and high-performance industry for green power solutions. Visit our official website for more information – https://kossups.com.my/.
