The UPS stands for Uninterruptible Power Supply. It is the device that interposes itself between the power grid and the loads that need protection from disturbances and interruptions in the power grid, providing an uninterruptible power supply. Supplying and installing a UPS to protect our “sensitive” equipment is a necessary preventive action, preventing hardware and software failures, lost man-hours and generally costs many times the cost of supplying a UPS.

Depending on the type, criticality, application, requirements and type of load that needs protection, the appropriate UPS must be selected. This selection must take into account the following factors:

• Total load in KW
• Load timing
• Load synchronisation Timing of load timing (time synchronisation)
• Availability of the power grid
• Availability of available UPS installation space
• Battery autonomy time

The multitude of applications of a UPS extends to areas such as: Information Technology, Telecommunications, Industry, Industry, Shipping, Transportation, Transportation, Healthcare structures, Data Centers, Laboratory instruments, Military applications, Automation.