What is a Emergency power supply?

An emergency power supply is a backup power system used to provide electricity when the regular power supply is interrupted. Emergency power supplies are essential in ensuring that critical devices and systems continue to operate during power outages or disruptions. Various types of emergency power sources include batteries, diesel generators, gas generators, and others, chosen based on specific needs.

For example, hospitals, data centers, and factories rely on emergency power supplies to ensure that equipment and systems remain operational during blackouts, preventing disruptions to crucial operations. For homes, portable generators or uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) are commonly used. These ensure that essential household activities or office work can continue temporarily during power failures.

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