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Scope: This guideline specifies the UPS configuration requirements for various medical facilities in hospitals, the construction requirements for UPS systems, the operation and maintenance management requirements for UPS uninterruptible power supplies, the risk identification and disposal requirements for UPS uninterruptible power supplies, the recycling requirements for waste lead batteries, the acceptance requirements for UPS systems, and the safety management evaluation requirements. This guideline is applicable to the construction and standardized management of UPS uninterruptible power supply safety and intelligent service systems in hospitals; Main technical content: UPS uninterruptible power supplies in hospitals are an important line of defense for power safety and power quality. With the expansion of hospital scale and the continuous improvement of their intelligence level, the scale of UPS uninterruptible power supplies in hospitals has grown rapidly, and they are widely deployed in information rooms, emergency departments, operating rooms, interventional surgery rooms, neonatal intensive care units, intensive care units, cardiovascular angiography examination rooms, hemodialysis, and laboratory testing, etc. While UPS uninterruptible power supplies play their positive role, they also bring five major risks, including fire safety risks, medical safety risks, environmental safety risks, reduced lifespan of load equipment, and reduced lifespan of UPS uninterruptible power supply equipment themselves, which seriously affect the achievement of hospital safety production goals. This guideline combines new technologies such as cloud platforms, the Internet of Things, and big data to push UPS uninterruptible power supply risk management from qualitative to quantitative digital management at a new stage.