What is UPS?

Our lives revolve around our laptops and desktops today. Whether its at work or home, for professional purposes or leisure. 

And bearing in mind just how much we rely on them, an uninterrupted power supply for the same is really important. How do we achieve this? We have one word for you. UPS. Read on to know more about just what it is, and how it works. 

What exactly is a UPS?

UPS, or Uninterruptible Power Supply system, is a small  device that provides backup power to several electronic devices (Including your laptop and desktop), at times when charging is not possible, or if there is heavy voltage fluctuation in your location. It acts as a buffer between the main power supply and the device connected, making sure that there is a continuous power supply to it, and it does not run out of juice. 

How does a UPS work?

UPS, for laptops, comprises of a battery device, an inverter and a charger. The battery attached to it plays the role of a primary power source during a shortage of electricity, while the inverter converts the DC power from the battery into AC power, which can be easily connected and used by the laptop.

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The UPS therefore, is an extremely important component on any electronic device. Whether you have a home office or business, the UPS can help protect your device against any power issues, and keep your important data safe.