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If you’re in the market for an uninterruptible power supply for your home or office, it’s important to know the features you should look for. The most basic UPS units are little more than a step-down transformer that takes the power from your wall and converts it to a lower voltage. The resulting power is then stored in battery packs, which kick in when the power from the wall goes out.
However, most UPS units have more sophisticated features than you should look for. While you should always buy a UPS with the best battery technology that you can afford, it’s also important to consider the number of outlets and the amount of power that the unit can provide. The most common types of outlets are for standard plugs, but some UPS units also come with outlets for telephone and coaxial cables.
In addition, you should consider how much power the UPS can provide. The more power the UPS has, the longer it can run on its battery pack. The length of time a UPS can provide power varies depending on the size of the battery pack, but most UPS units can provide power for at least a few minutes. That may not sound like much, but it can be enough time to shut down your computer and to save your work.