Critical load builder
Start with the outage outcome, then count only the watts that protect it.
Assemble the network path first. Add storage for a clean stop and work equipment only when it preserves the task. The result carries one explicit load boundary into the final continuity calculation.
Critical-load inventory
Keep only the equipment that preserves the outcome.
Build a small, visible continuity load before choosing a UPS. Add storage only when its shutdown path matters and work equipment only when it keeps the real task moving.
The values below are editable planning baselines. Change the few inputs you know; open Advanced assumptions only when they change your decision.
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Critical-load brief
Carry a known load boundary into the final continuity check.
This brief separates the devices that must remain on from the ones that can wait, so the resulting equipment comparison begins with a smaller and more defensible outage requirement.
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