IQS Directory provides a detailed list of uninterruptible power supply manufacturers and suppliers. Find uninterruptible power supply companies that can design, engineer, and manufacture uninterruptible power supplies to your specifications.
Uninterrupted power supplies (UPS) are power supplies that continue to provide power during a loss of AC input power. They supply power through a back up battery and a DC/AC inverter or DC/DC converter.
Three main types of uninterruptible power supplies are currently used: offline, line interactive, and on-line systems. Offline UPS systems are standby systems that provide battery power to equipment when the main power supply falls underneath a certain limit. These are mostly used in home and office applications due to their lower cost.
INVT UPS power supply is the leading all-digital power product, which has integrated the most advanced technology achievements in power electronics and automatic control fields with nearly 30 patents.
Uninterruptible power supplies are used to protect computers, telecommunication equipment, and any other electrical equipment that could cause injuries, fatalities, or serious business disruption and data loss if unexpected power disruption occurs.
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