Electronic Devices Keep Running Despite Power Outage

Many people still don't understand what a UPS does!

A UPS provides temporary electrical power when the main source is interrupted, ensuring that electronic equipment operates continuously.

It also helps stabilize the voltage and protects equipment from power surges that can damage internal components.

The batteries in a UPS store electrical energy for use during power outages or fluctuations, keeping equipment supplied with a steady flow of electricity.

How UPS and Batteries Work

A UPS operates by collecting electrical power from a primary source and continuously charging its internal batteries.
When the main power supply is stable, the UPS provides power directly to the device through AC to DC power conversion without using the battery.
When the mains electricity supply is interrupted, the UPS automatically switches to battery power, converting DC to AC to keep the device running.