Torrential rains and scorching heat—extreme weather events are becoming increasingly common, posing serious challenges to the stability of power systems. In this battle between humans and nature, how can we build a reliable "power line of defense" for critical equipment?
Recently, power supply companies in many regions have conducted special inspections to address potential hazards caused by extreme weather. In Luanping, utility operators performed post-flood assessments at substations affected by heavy rains to ensure the safe and stable operation of the power grid.
In Xincai County, the power company focused on information and communication equipment room power supplies during high temperatures, paying special attention to UPS power equipment, battery packs, distribution cabinets, and the overall room environment.
Why Choose a Dedicated
UPS
for Protection?
Under extreme weather conditions, standard UPS devices often fall short. High temperatures, humidity, and salt spray can significantly impact performance and lifespan.
Dedicated UPS systems offer ultra-wide input voltage (115-300VAC) and frequency (40-70Hz) ranges, adapting to harsh power environments. Even during voltage dips, they ensure continuous operation of critical equipment with low-voltage ride-through capabilities.
Industrial-grade UPS solutions, like those from HIGHIDEA, feature innovative designs with an ultra-wide operating temperature range of -25°C to 60°C, ensuring stable performance in extreme heat or cold. Key components and PCBs are coated with protective sealant to resist moisture, salt spray, and mold, reducing corrosion risks.
also optimize timing sequences, supporting self-starting into inverter mode when power is restored, reducing maintenance efforts. With an IoT platform, they offer optional dry contact, Modbus, and NMC communication cards for integration into monitoring systems, enabling remote oversight and centralized management.
Building a Power Security Defense
Facing extreme weather challenges requires a multi-layered protection strategy: regularly check UPS voltage, current, power, and load rates; inspect battery appearance, capacity, and internal resistance; and closely monitor room temperature and humidity while maintaining air conditioning systems.
Only through
well-designed UPS systems
,
regular inspections
, and
smart monitoring
can a solid "power line of defense" be built for critical equipment, ensuring stable operation even during extreme weather.
Extreme weather isn’t the real threat—being unprepared is. Choosing the right protection solution adds a layer of security for business continuity.