What is the purpose of an uninterruptible power supply (UPS)?

To provide backup power in case of a power outage

To regulate the voltage of incoming power

To convert DC power to AC power

To protect against power surges

What can a UPS offer?

To provide backup power during outages

To regulate voltage levels

To increase energy efficiency

To prevent electrical surges

What is the main difference between a standby UPS and an online UPS?

What is the main advantage of an Online/Double-conversion UPS?

Provides continuous power conditioning and isolation

Offers high efficiency during normal operation

Switches to battery power instantly during outages

Minimizes harmonic distortion in the electrical system

What is the purpose of a bypass switch in a UPS?

To redirect power directly to the load bypassing the UPS

To switch between different UPS topologies

To regulate voltage levels during power fluctuations

To provide surge protection for connected devices

What is the unit of measurement for the capacity of a UPS?

Volt-Ampere (VA)

Watt (W)

Ampere (A)

Joule (J)

Which type of UPS topology offers the highest level of protection and efficiency?

Double Conversion Online UPS

Line Interactive UPS

Standby UPS

Delta Conversion UPS

Which of the following factors should be considered when sizing a UPS for a specific application?

Total power consumption of connected equipment

Expected runtime during power outages

Power factor of the load

Number of input/output connections required

Color preference of the user

What is the purpose of automatic voltage regulation (AVR) in a UPS?

To regulate and stabilize the voltage of incoming power

To provide backup power during outages

To convert DC power to AC power

To protect against power surges

Which types of batteries are commonly used in UPS systems?

SLA Sealed Lead Acid Battery

Lithium-ion battery

Nickel-Cadmium (NiCd) battery

Alkaline battery

What is the typical runtime of a UPS during a power outage?

What is the purpose of surge protection in a UPS?

To protect connected devices from voltage spikes and power surges

To regulate the voltage of incoming power

To convert DC power to AC power

To provide backup power during outages

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of using a UPS?

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