Stationary batteries have a limited life. Batteries that are used in an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) system slowly degrade over time. For your UPS system to operate effectively and efficiently, it is vitally important for batteries to be in a good state-of-health.
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The telecommunications market has become a major consumer of power. The Internet of Things reached an astounding 5 billion “things” in 2015. With so much growth, service continuity continues to be a must. That is why telecom base stations are equipped with uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems to provide backup power when utility power becomes unavailable.
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Continuing our series on critical power needs beyond the data center, this month we will take a look at marine environments. The availability of electrical power at sea is critical. From cruise ships to commercial shippers, marine environments require dependable power solutions for unpredictable situations.
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Many government facilities routinely handle and store a wealth of sensitive information. They monitor intelligence, emergency, and security incidents nationwide. An unexpected loss of power could cause a serious breach of privacy or pose a significant threat to national security.
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Anyone in the industry knows that downtime is costly. That’s why every data center is equipped with an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) system. However, we don’t always think about how wide reaching those costs can be if the UPS system doesn’t do what it’s supposed to do – power the data center when the main power supply has gone down.
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Batteries with the same make, model, capacity rating and age (date code within 6 months) will generally conform to the model
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In the world of stationary batteries, terminology is extensive. There are literally hundreds of terms associated with batteries. It is nearly impossible to know and understand them all. I’ve boiled down the list to what I believe are the 17 most important terms and defined them for you today.
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