What is a UPS? Static switch, batteries, inverter, rectifier… but what does this mean to the user? Very little in reality. So, what is a UPS to the people at the end of the supply chain?

A UPS is a means to provide electricity when there is a power anomaly. Often, we assume that only a power outage will affect our electronics, but that isn’t the case. There are 9 power anomalies which can affect sensitive equipment and UPS products can protect against all 9, with the right system in situ.

So, a UPS system provides power in the event of a power anomaly - it’s as simple as that.

Once a week we will offer some guidance around UPS systems and establish on a basic level how they operate and/or what the benefits are.

Look out for more bog posts on the TheUPSTeam Ltd website and get in touch if you have any questions about UPS products, performance, options, etc. We are here to help.