SINEWAVE INVERTER

UPS Systems

A UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) ensures continuous power during outages or allows safe equipment shutdown. It converts AC power to DC for the battery, then back to AC for the load. This double conversion is managed by an inverter, which can define the UPS as online or offline. Next step provides Online and Offline UPS systems, catering to various needs from industrial to household applications.

Sr. No.	Category	On-Line UPS	OFF-Line UPS
1	Inverter Operation	Only When Needed	Continuously
2	Cost Effectiveness	Less cost effective as inverter is continuously on	More cost effective as inverter is off most of the time
3	Transfer Time	Zero	4 ms
4	Battery Faliure	More Problematic	Less Problematic
5	Weight	More	Less than On-line UPS
6	Availability	1 KVA to 100KVA	1 KVA to 3KVA
7	Output Type	PWM Sine wave	Digital
9	UPS System	Multiple redundant load sharing	Single Load Sharing

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Off Line UPS

The inverter output on Offline UPS is typically a square-wave. Offline UPS are the most basic models and designed for use in small, non-critical applications that require protection against momentary loss of power. They are used to protect workstations, terminals, or equipment below 1 kVA.

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Features

High performance
Light weight
Ideal for operation in all weather condition
Cost effective
Durability
Optimum backup and charging
High capability

Advantages/Benefits

Noiseless Operation
Fully Automatic
Pollution Free
Electroncis Overload Protection
Easy to handle and use
Fast switching from main power to battery power.