Yes, UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) is also available and suitable for private use. UPS systems are not only used in business environments, but are also beneficial for household use.

Individuals can use UPS systems to power essential electronics and devices during power outages. This can include your modem, router, computer, television, refrigerator, or other sensitive electronics. A UPS ensures that these devices continue to operate even when the power goes out, providing uninterrupted access to the internet, communication, and other important functionalities.

UPS systems for personal use are available in various sizes and capacities, depending on your specific needs and the power consumption of the connected devices. It is important to consider the power (VA or Watt) and capacity (indicated in, for example, minutes) of a UPS when choosing a suitable model for home use.

Using a UPS can protect your devices from power outages, voltage spikes and drops, and can reduce the risk of data loss and equipment damage. Additionally, a UPS can be useful for bridging the time between the failure of the regular power supply and the activation of a generator, should that be necessary.

It is advisable to compare the technical specifications and capacities of different UPS models before purchasing one to ensure that it meets your needs and the requirements of your equipment.