Nov 17 / By Sarah Jane Hannon Why remote device reboot through an uninterruptible power supply is a big deal There’s a common saying in IT support: “If all else fails, reboot.” Your router or printer stopped working? Maybe your IP camera is acting up? Unplug the wayward device, wait a few seconds, and then… Read Article »
Jun 13 / By Sarah Jane Hannon Enabling a Graceful Shutdown of Hyperconverged Infrastructure at Edge Computing Sites Hurricanes, blizzards, wildfires, and other weather events in recent years have grown in magnitude and intensity. One of the habitual casualties of this trend is the power supply – the bigger the storm, the more… Read Article »
Mar 24 / By Sarah Jane Hannon How to Pick the Right UPS for Your Home or Business The increase in the frequency of severe weather means that power disruptions pose a growing threat to equipment and data within businesses and home offices. Many livelihoods depend on a constant supply of electrical power…. Read Article »
Jul 22 / By Sarah Jane Hannon What is the Best UPS Management Option for Your Business? Ensuring that businesses have power protection for critical applications is vital to prevent disruptions to day-to-day operations. For small-to-medium business (SMB) owners, it’s really a matter of when, not if, you’re going to encounter a… Read Article »
Feb 19 / By Sarah Jane Hannon Don’t Let Confusing Power Terminology Cloud Home UPS Buying Decisions When buyers are trying to select the right Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) for their home power protection needs, it can sometimes be confusing to sort through all the power-related terms that describe the “feeds and… Read Article »
Jan 04 / By Sarah Jane Hannon Why Power Disturbances Hit Homes and What to Do About It Many of the mysteries of computer failure, frozen screens, failing electronics, and software and data corruption can be attributed to an unstable supply of electricity. Computers and digitized technologies demand power that is clean and… Read Article »
Dec 19 / By Sarah Jane Hannon More Frequent and Severe Storms Mean that Homeowners Need UPS Power Protection Weather forecasters use terms like snowstorms, derechos, hailstorms, rainstorms, blizzards, low-pressure systems, lightning storms, hurricanes, typhoons, nor‘easters, and twisters. Research meteorologists call them thunderstorms and cyclones. All are atmospheric disturbances that redistribute heat and produce… Read Article »