Аккумуляторы UPS для CyberPower

Replacement or Backup Batteries for CyberPower UPS

Having a UPS (uninterruptible power supply) to protect your sensitive electronic devices from a sudden power failure requires a battery that can hold enough electricity to run any connected devices for a short period of time. Replacement batteries for your CyberPower UPS can be useful in the event of repeated power failures occurring close together and not allowing the first battery enough time to recharge. Having a fully charged backup battery is a great way to guard against further issues.

A UPS is a device that is used to supply power to a system in the event that the main source of power fails. The difference between a UPS and a backup generator is that a UPS is able to recognize when the regular source of power is no longer functioning. When this happens, it immediately supplies power from an internal source, preventing a notable loss of power to the system. A backup generator would have to be manually activated after a power failure, so it would not prevent the system from losing power.

While a UPS is not a primary surge protector, it can deliver secondary protection against power surges. For best results, the UPS should be plugged directly into a wall receptacle rather than a surge protector.

There are two main types of uninterruptible power supplies:

• Standby UPS: This type of UPS runs the computer or other device off of the regular power source until it detects that there is a problem. At this point, the UPS kicks into action, switching the power source over to its battery backup, usually in under five milliseconds, which is less time than it would take for the remaining electricity in the device to be exhausted.
• Continuous UPS: In contrast to the standby version, this type of UPS is continuously supplying power to connected devices from the battery backup, which itself is being constantly supplied by the regular power source. In this way, the UPS acts as a sort of intermediate stop for the electricit, as opposed to an alternate path. If the source of power is cut off, there is no need for a continuous UPS to switch over to a battery because it is being used continuously to provide power.

Many types of electrical equipment, including computers, servers, and other electronic devices rely on a steady source of power to operate. If this power supply is suddenly cut off, the equipment may be damaged by the sudden loss of energy. With a computer, not only could the equipment itself be damaged, but any files or programs that were running at the time may become corrupted and unusable once the system is rebooted.

Making use of a UPS to immediately supply power to a system when its regular source of power is cut off is a great way to protect sensitive equipment that could be damaged by such an event. While a UPS doesnt contain enough power to run the system for a significant amount of time, even 20 minutes would be plenty of time for you to properly shut down the equipment while waiting for the main power source to come back online. Some UPS devices are also able to guard equipment from other sorts of electrical phenomena, such as surges, voltage spikes, and other issues that could cause problems.