Introducing the UPS device:

UPS is an electronic device designed to provide permanent energy for electricity devices, which is very sensitive to network disruptions and power outages, and due to very high sensitivity to power outages of medical and hospital, telecommunications complexes, etc, UPSs are the equipment needed for these complexes. Problems with the city’s electricity grid include an increase or decrease in voltage, various types of instantaneous or permanent distortion, and frequency changes. Due to the advancement of technology and manufactured devices and their high accuracy and sensitivity and their special applications, they need equipment such as power supply without any interruption to provide a constant and reliable voltage and frequency.

UPSs are designed and built to deal with AC power problems. UPSs, for example, can be designed and manufactured for regular personal computer protection in the range of several hundred volts, and for large centers such as telecommunications, industrial and computer centers up to several million volts. The presence of a UPS battery in a UPS system ensures that the UPS functions will continue properly if the power is cut off. A battery-free UPS never works properly. The function of UPS batteries is to store electricity, which provides the necessary energy during power outages. UPS batteries are produced in three models: long life, medium, and low life.