UPS

What Are the Different Types of UPS Systems?

Fear of a power interruption represents a source of anxiety for many organizations. A consistent power supply ensures a business can retain valuable data and information.

Three-Phase Power: What It Is and the Benefits It Brings

Discover why it’s critical to choose UPS batteries wisely, understand their limitations, and implement an appropriate battery maintenance program.

What is a Rack UPS?

A rack uninterruptible power supply (UPS) system is designed for use within standard 19-inch IT racks or rack-based enclosures.

What are UPS batteries and why are they so critical?

Learn why 3-phase AC power delivers more power at lower cost vs. single-phase, making it a wise choice for applications from data centers to network closets, IDF/MDF rooms and edge facilities.

What Is PUE (Power Usage Effectiveness) and What Does It Measure?

Learn more about PUE and why it matters to data centers

How to Select a UPS for Power Backup

Choosing the right UPS power supply for your application depends on a number of different factors. Discover how Vertiv can help simplify your UPS system choice.

How Do You Select a UPS for Power Backup?

The uninterrupted power supply (UPS) system is critical for reliable backup power infrastructure. Selecting a UPS for your power backup application requires an examination of a number of factors.

UPS Failures Continue to be the Top Cause of Data Center Downtime

Discover why strong power transfer switches and enhanced power system monitoring capabilities are a must for the uninterruptible power supplies to fulfill their mission.

Searching for an Inline UPS?

Choosing Inline UPS may be a daunting task, and one might end up purchasing the less suitable one. Here's a guide to finding the best model for you.

What Is a UPS?

Learn more about UPS units and how UPS can help keep businesses up and running

How the ‘standard’ UPS could help accelerate power providers’ renewable power plans

Vertiv’s Andrea Ferro tells DCD how the ‘standard’ UPS will take the starring role in the data center as an energy hub and help utilities better balance the grid.