What is an UPS and where is it normally used?
UPS stands for Uninterrupted Power Supply and is used for two primary purposes – Protecting computers and other sensitive loads from damage or loss of data caused by Line (Mains) power disturbances, and secondly to provide back-up power to critical loads when the primary power goes down. Different types of UPS differ in the extent and the manner in which they serve the above two purposes. Learn more here
Other Questions
What is the difference between the “VA rating” and “W rating” of an Inverter/UPS?
How should I select the right inverter capacity?
What are the different types of UPS available?
What is an Offline UPS, how does it work, and what are its advantages and disadvantages?
What is a Line-interactive UPS, how does it work and what are its advantages and disadvantages?
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