Component throttling power backup device charging system

An Information Handling System (IHS), comprising:

• a processing system;
• and
• a memory system that is coupled to the processing system and that includes instructions that, when executed by the processing system, cause the processing system to provide a power backup engine that is configured to:
• perform training operations to identify that at least one component included in a chassis is configured to heat air that enters the chassis via a chassis air inlet before that air is provided to a power backup device that is included in the chassis;
• determine that a charging condition has been satisfied;
• determine that a temperature of air being provided to the power backup device exceeds a threshold temperature and, in response, transmit a throttling instruction that is configured to cause throttling of the at least one component identified by the training operations;
• and
• determine, subsequent to transmitting the throttling instruction, that the temperature of the air being provided to the power backup device no longer exceeds the threshold temperature and, in response, perform charging operations.

A method for providing component throttling power backup device charging, comprising:

• performing, by a power backup device that is included in a chassis, training operations to identify that at least one component included in the chassis is configured to heat air that enters the chassis via a chassis air inlet before that air is provided to the power backup device;
• determining, by the power backup device, that a charging condition has been satisfied;
• determining, by the power backup device, that a temperature of air being provided to a power backup device exceeds a threshold temperature and, in response, transmitting a throttling instruction that is configured to cause throttling of the at least one component identified by the training operations;
• and
• determining, by the power backup device subsequent to transmitting the throttling instruction, that the temperature of the air being provided to the power backup device no longer exceeds the threshold temperature and, in response, performing charging operations.