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The main reason for installing a backup power supply is to provide an instantaneous source of battery power for when the mains power supply fails or becomes unstable. Even momentary blips in the availability of your local electricity supply can lead to system downtime, hardware failure, damage, loss of service and data corruption.

The primary role of an uninterruptible power supply is to provide backup power when there is a power outage, or the mains power supply becomes unstable, to keep the connected loads running. The amount of backup power available is dependent upon several factors.

Over the last two years, organisations have been deploying their business continuity plans. Whilst in the UK, they may now be reverting to a new normal, their business, operational and technology strategies are far more intertwined than before the pandemic. No more so than in the healthcare industry, where we are seeing greater interest in lithium-ion battery UPS systems.

The UK is in that time of the year when weather events can lead to momentary power outages or even complete mains power supply failures. High winds, heavy snow and even flooding can lead to brownouts (lower mains voltages), surge voltages, short breaks in the electrical supply and even substations going offline. Whilst server rooms and data centres have uninterruptible power supplies, home workers can find their home PCs and networks exposed to power problems. So, ‘what is the best UPS’ for home workers?

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