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Batteries for Commercial Uninterruptible Power Supply Systems
Trust UPS battery backups from Interstate Batteries to get peace of mind whether it's for managing critical infrastructure or simply working from home.
Interstate UPS replacement batteries meet or exceed OEM specifications to keep business critical systems up and running. Uninterrupted power is vital even for a graceful power-down activity, where systems need to complete tasks and release resources before shutting down.
Rely on Interstate for commercial UPS power supply batteries that are:
- Suitable for businesses large and small or home applications
- Premium quality and Outrageously Dependable
- Backed by a nationwide warranty
- Part of a closed-loop recycling program with our industry-leading Green Standard
Whether you need a few replacements or trays-full, Interstate All Battery Center proactively anticipates your needs.
An Uninterruptible Power Supply (or UPS Backup) Keeps Devices Running During Power Outages
UPS stands for uninterruptible power supply and they are devices designed to provide backup power and protection for electronic devices in both home and business settings. Critical equipment such as computers, servers and networking devices rely on continuous operation, making them vulnerable in power disruptions.
UPS backup batteries typically contain sealed lead-acid batteries or lithium batteries to act as a surge protector and extended power source in the event of an outage. UPS backup power offers surge protection while supporting critical operations during brownouts, blackouts or drops in voltage from power failures due to inclement weather.
Consider how important these batteries are in business environments. The loss of power to network equipment can result in data loss, system downtime and financial repercussions. At home, a UPS can safeguard valuable electronics, allowing for safe shutdown procedures to prevent data loss with computers.
How long does UPS backup power last? The run time of a UPS battery at full load can range from 5 to 15 minutes while the run time at half load can range from 15 to 30 minutes. UPS battery backups are suitable for various types of equipment, including computers, servers, networking devices and home entertainment systems.
We Offer OEM Battery Replacements for Major Brands: APC, Eaton, Vertiv, CyberPower, Schneider Electric, Riello and More
Interstate All Battery Center offers a wide array of UPS battery replacements for major brands of UPS backups that come with a variety of features. Whether your UPS offers line-interactive, online double-conversion or standby power, we have the right battery to ensure your UPS device continues to keep primary electronics powered and connected.
Sine-Wave vs. Simulated Sine-Wave UPS
Which type of UPS do you need? Sine-wave UPS backups produce a clean and smooth electrical current while simulated sine-wave UPSs generate a more stepped or blocky output.
Because they provide a consistent power source, sine-wave UPSs are best suited for sensitive electronic equipment, such as servers, medical devices and telecommunications equipment.
Simulated sine-wave UPSs are more commonly used for less sensitive devices, like desktop computers and home entertainment systems.
| About Sine-Wave UPS Backup Devices | About Simulated Sine-Wave UPS Backup Devices |
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Deliver consistent, full-strength power with a larger battery with a specified run time.
May be powered by absorbed glass-mat batteries.
Work Well For
- Servers - Medical equipment - Networking equipment |
Offer longer power with a smaller battery by using a modified power signature.
May be powered by absorbed glass-mat batteries.
Work Well For
- Desktop computers - Home entertainment systems |
The advantages of sine-wave UPSs include their ability to ensure the smooth operation of sensitive electronics and their compatibility with a wider range of devices. Simulated sine-wave UPSs are more cost-effective and are suitable for basic power backup needs. However, they may not provide the same level of protection and stability for sensitive equipment.
Check the Volt-Ampere Rating on UPS When Estimating the Size of UPS Backup You Need
When determining the size of UPS backup battery you need, consider these factors:
- Your current power usage
- Your run time requirements during an outage
- Your equipment budget
If you want the UPS to provide power for an extended period during an outage, select a UPS with a larger battery capacity and longer run time. If you experience frequent outages or surges, choose a UPS with voltage regulation and surge protection.
To determine the size of UPS needed for a standard PC, start by calculating the total wattage of the PC and any peripherals such as monitors, speakers and external drives. Add a margin for future upgrades to ensure the UPS can handle any additional power requirements. Once the total wattage is determined, select a UPS with a higher volt-ampere rating than the total wattage. This ensures that the UPS can handle the power load without being overloaded.
UPS Backup Protects Equipment Against Power Outages from Weather, Grid Failures and More
A UPS battery backup protects against a variety of power conditions such as blackouts, brownouts, surges and power spikes, all of which can potentially damage electronic equipment.
Lightning strikes, power outages caused by storms and other weather variations can disrupt the power supply and pose a threat to sensitive devices.
Additionally, equipment failure within a building's electrical system or at the utility level can lead to power fluctuations and interruptions.
A UPS backup serves as a critical line of defense against these power conditions — all supported by an Outrageously Dependable UPS battery.