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What is the Input Power Factor (p.f.) of the UPS at different loads?

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What is the Input Power Factor (p.f.) of the UPS at different loads?

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Ans. Power factor is a function of phase displacement angle between voltage and current and distortion factor. It is calculated as a ratio of real power to apparent Power drawn by load. PF is low at lower loads and goes on improving at higher loads. PF is also lower at higher input voltage and goes on improving as voltage reduces. Input Power Factor is independent of type of load for double conversion technology.

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