Course Description

UPS is a battery-powered electronic device that continues to supply electricity to the load for a certain period of time during a utility failure or when the line voltage varies outside the normal limits. Besides the backup, most UPS also provide surge protection. Modern UPS can either be of the static type or the rotary type. 
A sudden loss of power will disrupt most business operations and could lead to a company being unable to trade.  Where a company regards electrical power as critical then there will be a need for a continuous or back up power system. Selecting and installing the correct type of battery will enhance and optimize the performance of the UPS. There are however problems with these installations when there is a need for maintenance especially the use of by-pass. Power Quality compatibility problems may cause failure, which was the reason for the original UPS installation.

Course Objectives

By the end of this course, participant will be able to:

• Design the correct type of UPS system.
• Analyze the characteristics of batteries.
• Understand the role of the stand-by generator.
• Appreciate the functions of the UPS major components.

Who Can Benefit

• Electrical engineers.
• Maintenance technicians.
• Electrical supervisors.
• Engineering professionals.
• Project engineers.