ups?!

Hi

UPS generally protects a computer against power problems like voltage fluctuations, Total power failure, Frequency differences etc. UPS is the uninterrupter power supply.

UPS
is just like a inverter for computer.
it has a small battery inside and it is used to protect PC from power failure problems like hard disk crash and all

UPS is the power back up instrument, which is made by a electronic instruments. Which will have some back up power to run your computer, even the power switched off..

This is available in the market with different capacity, with different back up facility like 0.50 KV to 2.00 VA.. with the back up capacity of 10 minutes to 10 Hours or so..

According to our usages we can buy the UPS and installed the same with our computer.

Normally for our home PC, we can get the 30 minutes backup, UPS is more than enough, because if the power went off, obviously we will not continue to work in the computer, so, the UPS requirment is need to shut down the sytem by closing all the current active files, in which you are working on the screen, for which the 30 minutes back up UPS is more than enough.

For the companies, the higher capacity of UPS is needed, they have been called as "Industrial UPS" and "Insdustrial Power Transmitters" or something like that..

Infact we have the same at our office, if the power switch off, our system executive used to come to us, and used to tell that, if you dont have a work please switch off the system, of atleast switched off the monitor which is consuming more power.. like that..

Nice discussions..

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Oh, wait! You probably want the computer term "UPS"!!!

Well, in that case, UPS stands for Uninterrupted Power Supply. This is a back-up power supply that provides power to a system in the case of a drop in voltage or a power outage.

In the case of small or private systems, this usually consists of a battery power supply that will last several minutes, allowing the user to save their work and shut down the system in a proper fashion. This helps protect whatever they may have been working on and the files of any application that may happen to be running.

if you have regular cutouts in your area it's worth it - i didn't bother and I've never felt i should have got it.