Uninterruptible Power Supply and Buffer Power Supplies

Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) and buffer power supply – their task is to maintain power for other devices in case of power outages or unfavorable grid parameters. UPS systems are used for computers, servers, or in places where uninterrupted operation of other...

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Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) and buffer power supply – their task is to maintain power for other devices in case of power outages or unfavorable grid parameters. UPS systems are used for computers, servers, or in places where uninterrupted operation of other devices is critical, e.g., medical equipment.

Types of UPS devices

Offline UPS

In this type, the power source switch selects the AC input as the main power source. Batteries are automatically charged with a small current when needed, and in case of a failure, the system switches to battery power. Benefits: high efficiency, compact size, low cost.

Online UPS

In an online UPS, the output system is fully isolated from the input. It uses double conversion: AC is first rectified and then converted back to AC through an inverter. This ensures the output is completely resistant to disruptions. Drawbacks: higher cost due to more components.

What is a buffer power supply?

A buffer power supply is the simplest form of emergency power system. It protects selected devices from grid disruptions that could cause malfunctions. It is often used in access control systems or time recording devices.

Buffer power supplies ensure operational stability and continuous power, resist voltage fluctuations and grid disturbances. They support current flows up to 40A. The main drawback is their larger size due to the built-in battery.