2 USB Outlets UPS
Try flexible payments with
Learn how17 products
FAQ
UPS stands for Uninterruptible Power Supply. It provides backup power during electrical outages, protecting your devices from damage or data loss. UPS units are essential for maintaining power to computers, servers, and other critical equipment.
A UPS works by supplying power from its internal battery when the main power source fails. It instantly switches to battery mode to keep your devices running without interruption.
Choose a UPS based on your total power needs and runtime requirements. Calculate the wattage of all devices you want to protect and ensure the UPS can support them for the desired duration during an outage.
A UPS is important because it prevents data loss and hardware damage caused by unexpected power cuts or voltage fluctuations. Sensitive electronics need consistent power to function correctly.
You can use a UPS with most electronic devices that require stable power. However, ensure the total load does not exceed the UPS’s capacity to avoid overloading it.
Advertisement