Hello, friends! Today I will tell you about an important topic – uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) for a country house heating system.

What is a UPS and why is it needed?
A UPS is a device that keeps your devices running in the event of a power outage. It seems obvious: there is no electricity, the UPS switches to the battery, and everything continues to work. But there is a nuance that is rarely talked about. Modern gas and diesel boilers, as well as pumps and automation, require ideal electricity.

Imagine if there are power surges in the network: your boiler may simply turn off or, even worse, fail. The pumps will start making noise, household appliances, such as TVs and refrigerators, will also suffer. Therefore, protection from "bad electricity" is not a luxury, but a necessity.

If you want to maintain comfort and safety in your home, consider a high-quality UPS. And to make your home even more comfortable, order the furnace installer near me service from A Plus Heating and Air – specialists will do everything at the highest level.

How to choose the right UPS?
Now I will tell you using our system as an example. For heating a house, it is important to choose an online UPS. They provide double conversion: first they convert alternating current to direct current, charge the battery, and then back to alternating current. This allows you to get a perfectly stable voltage at the output.

We chose the South 1000 model with a power of 1000 W. It was suitable for a gas boiler and a water heating system pump.

How to install a UPS correctly?
Installing a UPS is not a tricky business. Here is our process:

Connect the batteries, observing the polarity (red wire to red, black to black).
Connect the UPS to the system: the power outlet of the boiler and pumps are connected through the device.
Check the functionality: turn on the UPS, look at the display – everything works.
The UPS automatically charges the batteries and converts the current, maintaining the ideal voltage for the boiler.

Why is a UPS an investment in comfort?
Heating is not only warmth in the house, but also stable operation of the entire system in any conditions. If the power goes out, the boiler and pump will continue to work for several hours (depending on the capacity of the batteries). And most importantly, you protect the equipment from overloads and voltage surges.

By the way, if you have any questions or need more details, write in the comments.