uninterruptible
અખંડિત
definition
adjective
an uninterruptible power supply
not able to be broken in continuity.
example
One due diligence inspection, for example, found the facilities engineer had placed a sheet of plywood over the building's 'uninterruptible' power supply system because there was no other place for a workbench.
If your facility has computer loads or communications systems that use an 'uninterruptible' power supply to ride through short-term outages, you should develop procedures for an orderly shut down.
An 'uninterruptible' power supply is helpful at the onset of a power outage as well.
All the more reason to check your 'uninterruptible' power supply.
To avoid these pitfalls, install an 'uninterruptible' power supply.
Your server needs an 'uninterruptible' power supply.
The design consists of a single utility feed for power, a single 'uninterruptible' power supply and a single backup generator.
You are also going to want an 'uninterruptible' power supply.
To get up-to-date information, one firm routed power from a desktop computer 'uninterruptible' power supply to a small television.
Invest in some form of 'uninterruptible' power supply, which uses batteries to keep servers running during power outages, if you run a business with network servers.
An elaborate system of surge protection devices and 'uninterruptible' power supplies guard the computer while in use.
Clued-in businesses these days wouldn't think of running their critical computer systems without an 'uninterruptible' power supply.
Beyond that, closer to the equipment, is a rotary 'uninterruptible' power supply setup that consists of six independent UPS modules.
At its core, this is like the 'uninterruptible' power supply on your computer.
Power loss in 'uninterruptible' power supplies, power distribution units, cooling systems, etc., just add to the thermal load.
And speaking of protection, we recommend purchasing 'uninterruptible' power supplies for each server with software that communicates with the server.
You should install one into a dedicated uninterruptible power supply and one into a room outlet, preferably a protected outlet or second 'uninterruptible' power supply.
We don't have a generator, but we have enough 'uninterruptible' power supply to shut down safely and avoid systems crashing.
Imagine by 2050 that every house, business and building has its own local electrical energy storage device, an 'uninterruptible' power supply capable of handling the needs of the owner for 24 hours.
This follows a call for bids for the installation of an 'uninterruptible' power supply for the signalling and communications systems.
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