We need power to run all of our computers and network devices. Unfortunately, we can never rely on the power coming from the electric company. First, living in the Gulf Coast we are prone to thunderstorms. Power outages are far from out of the ordinary. Sudden loss of power means you could lose data and damage data that may have been accessed at the time of the failure. A UPS may not buy you a ton of time, but it's enough to get your files saved and computer shutdown gracefully.
UPS aren't only good for power loss, the power coming from the electric company isn't always 120V at 60 Hz. The UPS will suppress surges, suplement sags, and repair brown outs. This ensures a constant, clean energy that will be reaching your computer without fear of damage.
Eaton
Since the 1960’s, Eaton has been completely involved with developing more reliable and longer lasting power solutions. It’s no wonder why companies like Dell sell Eaton products alongside their own. Eaton offers a variety of power solutions for any company at any size. Whether you’re looking for rack mountable UPS’s for multiple servers or a small UPS for a personal workstation, Eaton offers products that will fit your needs.
Battery backup gives you the time you need to keep your system running during a loss of power or even noisy incoming power signal. Eaton realizes that you depend on them for reliability and they have designed each of their devices to be redundant so you can rely on them.
State of the art designs and implementations have allowed Eaton to deliver UPS’s and batteries that retain power for great time lengths without the need for cycling.
