How to choose an UPS?

UPS stands for Uninterruptible Power Supply.

We have all experienced a power cut that has caused our electrical appliances to stop working.
The outage can last from a few seconds to several hours.
If you work from home, run a business or are responsible for personal safety, an UPS has a battery that switches on instantly during a power cut to keep your appliances running.

Whether it's home computers, routers, servers, POS terminals or production lines, any electrical device can be protected from power fluctuations by a UPS.

At Schneider Electric, we have the widest range of UPS to meet every application.

Our Back-UPS for your home, an Easy-UPS for your office or a Smart-UPS for your factory.

To choose the right UPS, you need to take all these factors into account:
- Critical or non-critical loads
- Choice of appropriate UPS topology (offline; line interactive; online)
- Redundancy (modular or static UPS)
- Installation environment (comparison between a data center and an industrial environment)
- Space required for ventilation and maintenance

Whether it's a large or small center, a rack, a tower, a wall or a floor, we have a solution to meet your needs.

Discover our range of UPS

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