When it comes to protecting your computer, servers, or other sensitive electronics from power issues, a Line Interactive UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) is one of the most effective and popular solutions. But what exactly is a Line Interactive UPS, and why should you consider using one? Let’s break it down in simple terms.

What is a Line Interactive UPS?

A Line Interactive UPS keeps your devices powered during outages and protects them from voltage changes like sags (dips) and surges (spikes). Unlike a basic standby UPS, it actively regulates voltage without switching to battery power every time there’s a minor fluctuation.

How It Works

1. Normal Operation: When the power supply is stable, the UPS allows electricity to flow directly to your devices.
2. Voltage Regulation: If voltage drops (a "sag") or spikes (a "surge"),

WI-FI 7 VS WI-FI 6

With the arrival of Wi-Fi 7 just around the corner, there is much buzz around the future of wireless internet. As it stands, Wi-Fi 6 has been the most advanced wireless technology available to date. But just how much better will Wi-Fi 7 be than its predecessor? In this guide, we’ll take a closer look at the differences between Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 7 and the benefits both standards offer, and the key advantages Aussie businesses and consumers alike can expect from Wi-Fi 7.

Understanding Wi-Fi Standards

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) develops and maintains the Wi-Fi standards that allow devices to communicate wirelessly. The Wi-Fi standards are identified by a series of letters and numbers. This combination of letters and numbers is often referred to