Power Protection Device

It's designed to ensure a continuous and stable power supply to sensitive devices like computers, servers, data centers, and other important equipment.

Static UPS

AC power from the mains into DC power

No Break in Power:

One of the main advantages of a static UPS is that it provides seamless power transfer during a blackout. This means there is no noticeable interruption in the power supply to the connected equipment.

Voltage Regulation:

A static UPS can also regulate voltage fluctuations, ensuring a stable and consistent voltage level to protect sensitive electronic equipment from damage caused by overvoltage or undervoltage.

Backup Time:

The backup time of a static UPS depends on the capacity of the battery and the power consumption of the connected devices. It's important to choose a UPS with an adequate battery capacity to support the required backup time.

Types of Loads Supported

Static UPS units are suitable for various types of electronic equipment, including computers, servers, networking devices, medical equipment, and more.

Maintenance and Monitoring:

Regular maintenance is required to ensure the UPS is in good working condition. This includes checking the battery health, conducting periodic tests, and keeping the unit clean. Some modern static UPS models also offer remote monitoring and management capabilities.

Cost and Efficiency:

Static UPS systems are generally more cost-effective compared to their online UPS counterparts. However, they may have a slight transfer time during power disturbances.

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