Basically a mini power surge, also known as a swell, this is higher-than-normal voltage lasting longer than a surge. It can hinder the performance of electronic circuits. Line Noise. Also called frequency noise, line noise is caused by interference of stray electromagnetic signals within a standard AC current, line noise can be caused by other AC-connected electronic devices, radio wave interference, power generators, or lightning storms.
Caused by electronic devices (including UPS systems themselves) drawing current in jagged pulses rather than a smooth, sinusoidal wave.
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Frequency Variation. This is a problem that can arise when connected to power generators, when the generator is no longer synced to the power system within a desired frequency. Rarer than blackouts, oftentimes this happens due to compromised power resources or reduced power flow in high demand circumstances. Brownout. Also known as a voltage dip or under voltage, occasionally electricity is still reaching your electronic devices, but at reduced voltage, for an extended amount of time. Blackouts can last from a few seconds to a few days. Blackout. Probably the issue that’s most familiar, this is the complete loss of electrical supply due to utility equipment/power grid failure, natural disasters or human error. There are several common power issues a UPS can help protect you against:
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