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In addition to the two key indicators of power capacity and backup time, there are several other aspects that need to be focused on when purchasing UPS equipment:

Output waveform quality:
A high-quality UPS device should be able to output a sine waveform, rather than a simple square wave or rectangular wave, so that it can better adapt to sophisticated electronic equipment.

Battery performance and life:
UPS batteries are key components that determine the length of backup time. You should pay attention to the type, capacity, and expected service life of the battery. It is important to choose high-quality lead-acid or lithium batteries.

Interface and communication functions:
Modern UPSs have interfaces such as USB and serial ports, which can be connected to computers or network devices to achieve functions such as status monitoring and automatic shutdown. The type and compatibility of these communication interfaces need to be carefully considered.

Model size and installation method:
It is important to choose a suitable UPS model based on the actual use environment, including factors such as external dimensions and installation method (tower or rack). The appropriate installation method can make better use of limited computer room space.

Power switching performance:
It is key that the UPS can quickly switch to battery power when the main power fails. The shorter the switching time, the better to avoid affecting the load equipment.
Noise and heat dissipation performance:
Especially for UPS installed in office environments, its noise level and heat dissipation capacity also need to be properly considered to avoid affecting the user experience.

Router Mini UPS and server UPS have different purposes and requirements due to different application scenarios. The specific differences are as follows:

Application scenarios:
Router Mini UPS is mainly used to provide short-term emergency power support for network edge devices such as routers and switches, and is suitable for deployment in ordinary office environments or small network computer rooms.
Server UPS is mainly used to provide power redundancy protection for core IT infrastructure such as servers and storage, and is usually deployed in professional data centers or computer room environments.
Power protection level:
The power protection provided by router Mini UPS is relatively simple, mainly to maintain the normal operation of network equipment during short-term power outages.
Server UPS has more stringent power quality requirements and can provide advanced power protection functions such as voltage regulation and filtering to ensure stable operation of server systems.
Power backup time:
The battery backup time of router Mini UPS is generally around 10-20 minutes, and is mainly used to maintain the normal operation of network equipment during short-term power outages.
The battery backup time of server UPS can reach tens of minutes to several hours, which can support the smooth shutdown of servers during large-scale power outages.
Functional characteristics:
Router Mini UPS focuses on simple and reliable power protection, with basic battery management and status monitoring functions.
Server UPS has more abundant functions, such as remote monitoring management, automatic shutdown, etc., to meet the professional needs of server scenarios.
Reliability requirements:
Router Mini UPS has relatively low reliability requirements because of its light load.
Server UPS needs to have higher reliability to ensure that key IT equipment can still work normally when power is off.

Although both router Mini UPS and server UPS are emergency power supply devices, there are obvious differences in power protection level, backup time, functional characteristics, reliability, etc. due to different application scenarios. Therefore, it is necessary to match them according to actual needs when purchasing.