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 Power Protection > Surge Protection 

Surge Protection & Battery Back Up

 
Why should you use a Desktop UPS Power Protection?

A study by IBM shows that PC equipment is subject to 120 power disturbances per month.  Blackouts and brownouts make up 93% of these power problem, which a surge protector cannot protect against.

Power problems are the largest cause of data loss (45.3%), 15 times more frequent than computer viruses.

Power outages are the second leading, and most preventable cause of computer downtime.

Availability is the largest concern of system managers (45&).

What are the key benefits of Desktop UPS Power Protection?

An APC uninterruptible power supply (UPS) combines world class surge suppression with instant battery backup to bring uninterruptible power to your desktop.  With an APC UPS, you can:

Provide clean, continuous power to your computer

Protect your computer, peripherals and internet connection

Save your important files and protect your data

Continue working through brief power outages.

 

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APC's UPS Selector can help you find an APC UPS which most fits your needs. 

Why should you use a Desktop Power Protection on your system?

Safe ware Insurance states that 18% of all of their claims come from desktops and laptops that were damaged by surges or lightning, 3rd only to theft and accidents.

Power problems are the largest cause of data loss (45.3%), 15 times more frequent than computer viruses.

Power Problems are the second leading, and most preventable cause of computer downtime.

Availability is the largest concern of system managers (47%).

Common questions regarding surge protection: 

What is a failsafe operation?  It means that if a large enough surge ever damages the components of the surge protector, it will stop letting power through to your equipment.

What is the difference between Let-through and Joule Rating?  Let-through Rating is the amount of a surge that gets through to your equipment; Joule Rating is the amount of energy the components can absorb.  UL's only measure of quality is the let-through rating.  NEMA and IEEE have discounted Joule Ratings as a valid measure of performance.

What if I want to protect other datalines or I have a surge but no telephone protection?  APC has a full line of dataline protection products called ProtectNet for all of your other dataline needs.

Why do some surge companies have such high insurance policies?  APC has an in-house claims process.  Some of our competitors make you deal with an insurance agency.  These policies are set forth by the agency.  Most computers fall under the value of the $2,500 EPP and, therefore, would be completely protected in the case of a surge.

 

 

 

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