Basic understanding of UPS power supply

UPS uninterruptible power supply is an important component in the field of information technology. It is a high-tech power equipment that integrates power technology, control technology, signal detection, and communication technology. It is widely used in various application fields such as computer and network systems, telecommunications/mobile communication, and various automatic production lines. With the rapid development of computer technology, local area networks and their applications are becoming increasingly popular, but people have not paid enough attention to the power supply system and power configuration of local area networks. According to investigations by relevant departments, the most common problems in local area networks are often caused by power outages and various malfunctions resulting from abnormal power supply. According to professional testing and statistics, a computer experiences an average of over 120 power issues per month. In order to ensure the safe operation of the local area network, UPS must be installed in important application scenarios to prevent data loss and errors caused by sudden power outages.
UPS uninterruptible power supply is equipped with a battery pack inside or outside. When the mains power is unstable or there is a power outage, the battery can be used to invert and provide power to electrical equipment for a certain period of time, such as computer servers, to save data and shut down. The specific backup time depends on the capacity of the battery pack and the power of the electrical equipment.