The purpose of an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is to keep critical and noncritical equipment constantly powered by a flow of electricity even if the main power supply goes down. Having a UPS in place is critical for any company or individual who has extensive electronic equipment and cannot afford a moment of downtime. What Can Cause UPS Failure? A UPS typically provides up to 20 minutes of backup power. In other...Continue Reading
Storms are a common cause of computer component failure, but even a simple power outage can have a detrimental effect on your machine. Adding a UPS device to your setup offers extra protection against potential power problems. What is a UPS? Short for uninterruptible power supply, a UPS offers emergency backup power to your computer whenever something goes wrong with the main power. These provide a short window of time...Continue Reading
Uninterruptible power supply systems have become increasingly common for business, home security and computing applications where losses of data due to power interruptions could cost thousands of dollars, compromised data or losses of long-term customers. UPS battery arrays can power anything from emergency lighting to full-service data centers. The best batteries for providing uninterrupted power offer reliability, longevity, safety, consistency and affordability. UPS Battery Back-up Systems UPS systems provide nearly...Continue Reading
Ridley Park, PA, (October 23, 2014) – Sure Power, business partners, township officials and neighbors celebrated the official opening of Sure Power’s new headquarters at 200 Industrial Highway, Ridley Park, Pennsylvania on October 23, 2014 at 10am. The 43,000 square foot building is designed to achieve greater efficiencies and room for growth across the company. This year, the company also celebrates its 20th anniversary. “Our new headquarters will allow us...Continue Reading
All batteries, even rechargeable ones, stop working eventually. When a battery is no longer doing its job, there is only one thing to do: recycle. A closer look at how batteries work, as well as what happens to them when they are recycled, helps us to understand why this step is so crucial. Why Lead-Acid Batteries Stop Working All rechargeable batteries work by producing chemical reactions, and each new charge...Continue Reading
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