Description: A redundant power supply is a device designed to provide electrical power to a computer system or other electronic devices, ensuring continuous operation even in the event of a failure of one of the power supplies. This type of supply typically consists of two or more units that operate in parallel, so that if one fails, the other can take over the load without interruption. Redundant power supplies are essential in critical environments where continuous availability is paramount, such as data centers, servers, and various electronic systems. These supplies often include advanced features such as status monitoring, failure alerts, and remote management capabilities, allowing system administrators to monitor their operation and take preventive measures. Implementing redundant power supplies not only enhances system reliability but also minimizes the risk of data loss and downtime, which is crucial in applications where service continuity is essential.
