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Cell - The basic electrochemical unit used to generate or store electrical energy.

Critical Load - Devices and equipment whose failure to operate satisfactorily jeopardizes the health or safety or personnel and/or results in loss of function, financial loss, or damage to property deemed critical by the user.

High Voltage Spike - Rapid voltage peak up to 6000 volts with a duration of 100mS to 1/2 cycle.

PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) - Inverter high-frequency chopping technique using a means of regulation enabling rapid modification of pulse widths over a single period, thus making it possible to maintain the inverter output within tolerances even for non-linear loads.

Bypass (automatic) - In the event of an overload or an unlikely UPS problem, your application is still powered, thanks to the automatic bypass module.

Protection index (IP) - Index indicating the capacity of an electrical device to resist environment conditions. It is made up of three digits (e.g. IP 205), each corresponding to a type of environmental risk. The higher the number, the greater the capacity to resist. First digit (0 to 6) - capacity to resist penetration by solid objects. Second digit (0 to 7) - capacity to resist penetration by liquids. Third digit (0, 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 9) - mechanical strength.

End Voltage (also see Cutoff Voltage) - The prescribed voltage at which the discharge (or charge, if end-of-charge voltage) of a battery may be considered complete.


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