Backup power systems

Backup power systems are arrangements that provide electricity when the main power source fails, ensuring continuous operation of equipment or facilities. Common types include generators, which produce electricity using fuel like diesel or natural gas, and uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), which use batteries to bridge short outages. These systems are vital for critical services like hospitals, data centers, and emergency facilities, preventing data loss, operational disruptions, or safety hazards. Properly maintained backup power systems ensure reliability, allowing essential functions to continue seamlessly during power interruptions.