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UPS battery backup has several key advantages, including keeping work safe, protecting against power surges, and saving time and productivity.
FREMONT, CA: A UPS battery backup offers emergency power when the primary power source fails. If connected to the computer:
1. It prevents electricity surges and spikes.
2. It safeguards against data loss and hardware damage
3. It keeps the equipment operational during short power interruptions.
4. Some UPS systems include advanced capabilities, such as automatic voltage regulation, which reduces power fluctuations and extends the equipment's life.
Key benefits of UPS battery backup are elaborated below:
Protection from power outages: The average Californian has more than two power outages per year, totaling approximately 5.4 hours. That may not seem like much, but the number is increasing. The situation is worsening, not improving, and outages are primarily centered in Metro Los Angeles.
Even a brief outage might be disastrous if employees lose work or crucial files become corrupted. However, with UPS, the PC will never experience an outage. A UPS backup system is essential for businesses that require constant access to computers and other electronic equipment.
Automatic voltage regulation: An innovative UPS battery backup system with AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulation) detects and corrects dangerous under- or overvoltage circumstances.
AVR technology constantly monitors incoming voltage levels and adjusts them as necessary to keep devices safe. This ensures a continuous electricity supply, keeping the equipment functioning smoothly and extending its life.
Reducing hardware damage: Modern computers and electrical devices are especially vulnerable to rapid power changes. Damage might be extensive, requiring costly repairs or replacements. A UPS backup system safeguards the hardware from electrical damage, extending the life of the equipment and ensuring reliable functioning.
Improving system performance: Even little disruptions or power fluctuations might impact a computer's functionality. A computer's power supply that is consistent and trustworthy will work more smoothly and quickly. This is especially useful for gamers and anyone utilizing high-performance software.
Conserving time and productivity: When individuals lose work, they also lose time, not only the time it takes to redo previously completed work but also the time it takes for the power to turn back on, the machine to reboot, and employees to reopen and restart the files they were working on.
This may be a small time savings, but not if one is on a tight schedule.
Conserving energy: Some modern UPS systems include energy-saving capabilities that reduce power consumption while the computer is inactive. This can lessen the environment's impact and save money on energy costs.