A NAS usually works day and night, making the device highly vulnerable to power outages. You can purchase a UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) to avoid running out of your NAS. We offer you three models.

Usually a temporary power outage ends well, but once in a while things go wrong… For example, does your NAS turn off power during a system update or is there a backup in progress? This can have negative consequences such as system failure or data loss.

With the so-called UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply), you prevent such apocalyptic scenarios. In a previous article, we have already discussed what to consider if you want to buy a UPS for your NAS. The following three UPSs are a good buy.

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APC Back-UPS Pro BR900G-GR (280 €)

This copy of the APC includes a battery that absorbs power outages. In addition to NAS, you can connect all kinds of other equipment such as PC and router to it.

If you connect a NAS to this device via USB, this UPS will automatically disconnect the system properly if necessary. There are five electrical outlets in the back. Output power is 540 watts.

PowerWalker VI 850 SE

The PowerWalker VI 850 SE is an affordable UPS for home users. According to the compatibility list on Synology’s website, this backup power mainly works with Taiwan brand old NAS. There are two slots on the back and the same number of network ports. There is also a USB connection on the front. This UPS delivers 480 watts of power.

Compared to more expensive emergency power supplies, the built-in battery offers relatively less capacity. Still, this UPS gives you ample time to properly shut down the NAS, provided you don’t wait too long.

Eaton Ellipse Pro ELP850DIN (250€)

Eaton is targeting the business market with this versatile UPS. In addition to your NAS, you can also connect all kinds of peripherals to it. You can use four slots, two network ports and the rear USB connection for this.

You can conveniently read the used power and remaining battery capacity on the screen. The maximum output power is 510 watts. The Ellipse Pro ELP850DIN is available in various webshops.

Any other tips for optimal use of your NAS? Order the online NAS administration course!

Source: Computer Totaal

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