A UPS, or "uninterruptible power supply," is any device that keeps your computer or other apparatus powered up and operational in the event of a power interruption. Simply put, a UPS is a battery that provides power to your computer or other critical hardware when its primary power source is unavailable. When your computer's power source is lost, the UPS provides power for a short time (usually 10 or 15 minutes) so you can save your work and properly shut down your systems.
If you operate your business on a network or have several peripherals connected to your computer, a UPS system can be used to protect multiple devices, including monitors, modems, and routers. Most UPSes will also shield these network systems from damage that may occur from voltage surges and sags.
D1 POWER supplies a total UPS solutions including intelligent online series for commercial applications such as: hospitals, factories, computer rooms, critical service buildings, air port towers, government buildings or clients who wish to have an emergency power supply other than generators.
Our UPS is designed and made in accordance with U.L and ISO standards and backed up by a full technical support and training.