Most businesses are highly dependent on their power supply for their operations. Whether your business relies on complex machinery or just computers, it can't function without power. In areas where power failures, brownouts or blackouts are common, or if equipment uptime is critical in your...
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Interferences such as harmonics, surges, voltage spikes and dips etc. can affect electrical power supply. These can cause significant harm to your sensitive electrical equipment, especially during the production stages or critical processing phases of an operation. In order to reduce the risk of distortion in...
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In modern-day military applications, the diverse environmental factors can easily render a standard on-line UPS inoperable. In addition, the magnitude and total number of power quality-related issues can be very high. Here we take a look at some facts and features of UPS installations for...
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Manufacturing companies rely heavily on their production facilities. Power failures at any stage can result in expensive downtimes, loss of business and sales and an impact on the bottom line. Supply chains that work on a just-in-time basis are at greater risk - even the...
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The two primary types of UPS topology used in server/network UPS systems are on-line network and line-interactive. At the basic level, the latter are about 20-40% less expensive than on-line systems, depending on the make and model. Here we look at four key features and...
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In large-scale business environments reliability of power systems is of utmost importance. Having one large UPS can also easily become the single point of failure which can cause the disruption of various other systems. In order to improve the reliability, it's a good idea to...
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An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is a device that provides reliable emergency power to a load in case there is a failure in the utility mains or any other input power source. This system differs from a standby generator, an emergency or auxiliary power system...
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It’s rare to find a successful business that can function seamlessly without electricity. In case of loss of power, not only will the lights go out, but all the computer screens will go dark and the machinery will stop, bringing productivity to a screeching halt....
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When people think about UPS systems, they think about the ones they see in their homes and offices, which allow them to use their computers with backup power in case of a disruption in the power supply. While some loss of work due to a...
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In the manufacturing industry, irregular power supply poses a major risk. A UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply service) secures the overall industrial cycle by providing a consistent flow of electricity and helps avoid data loss, disruptions as well as any fatalities. Without a UPS system installed,...
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