How do AVRs differ from UPSs? Both AVRs and UPSs are systems of great importance for the energy support and protection of electrical appliances. The main difference between AVRs and UPSs is the lack of batteries that provide your equipment with autonomy in the event of a total power failure.

An AVR can also be used in inductive applications, such as low frequency equipment, heating and cooling systems, where a UPS is not compatible.

AVRs, like UPSs, are installed either in the main distribution panel or directly in front of the connected equipment. AVRs can also be installed in front of the UPS or UPS bypass in dual conversion network technologies, so if a static bypass occurs, it still receives constant voltage.

To ensure that your business gets the right AVR or UPS solution for power quality and to implement these solutions in the most appropriate way, you will need to work with a trusted power solutions provider. Such a provider will be able to effectively assess, design and implement a compatible AVR solution depending on the electrical and environmental conditions of a particular business.

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