It has become vital to maintain the most recent financial software packages, international networking infrastructure, and user-friendly ATM services in order to support smooth operations in banking, insurance, and other service organizations. This in turn has prompted widespread computerization, necessitating backup power sources such as Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) Systems.
The battery bank is a crucial component of a UPS. The battery assists the UPS system by serving as a backup power source. The Lead Acid battery system is the one that is most frequently utilized with UPS. SMF VRLA batteries and tubular batteries can use one of two main types of lead-acid batteries.
Flat plate batteries called VRLAs often don't continuously release any fumes or gases and don't need to be periodically topped out with water. They work well in situations where a backup requirement is typically brief—not more than 30 to 60 minutes.
When space is limited and ambient temperature is not extremely high, these batteries are the default choice. UPS systems benefit greatly from the backup power offered by our Exide SMF/VRLA UPS Battery Delhi. To reduce shedding, the active material in tubular batteries is enclosed in polyester tubes using a unique method. For UPS backup power in environments with challenging climatic conditions and frequently high ambient temperatures, these battery types are advised.