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- Power: 600VA / 360W
- Battery: 12V 7Ah - 1szt
- Functions: voltage stabilization, ''cold start''
- Modem/Phone Surge protection
- USB Connection for monitoring
108,67
EUR
including 23.00% VAT
- Power: 1200VA / 600W
- Battery: 12V 7Ah - 2szt
- Functions: voltage stabilization, ''cold start''
- LAN (RJ45) Surge protection
- USB Connection for monitoring
195,85
EUR
including 23.00% VAT
Line Interactive UPS, also known as a backup power supply, is a device that provides continuous power to your electronic devices in the event of a power outage. It acts as a safety buffer, protecting computers, servers, telecommunications systems, and other critical equipment from damage caused by voltage fluctuations, spikes, and sudden power outages.
UPS systems are used in a variety of environments, including:
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Homes: To protect desktop computers, laptops, routers, and other electronic devices.
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Offices: To protect computers, servers, printers, and other network devices.
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Data centers: To protect servers, data storage systems, and other critical infrastructure equipment.
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Medical facilities: To protect medical devices such as respirators and patient monitors.
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Industrial settings: To protect control systems, machinery, and other production-critical equipment.
Types of UPS
There are several different types of UPS systems, each offering different features and levels of protection. The most common types are:
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Offline UPS: The simplest and most affordable type, offering basic protection against power surges and short outages.
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Line-interactive UPS: Provides better protection than offline UPS systems by regulating mains voltage and filtering out noise.
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Online UPS: Offers the highest level of protection, providing a constant, clean output voltage even in the event of a complete mains power failure.
Choosing a UPS
When choosing a UPS, there are a few factors to consider, such as:
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Capacity: The capacity of the UPS must be sufficient to power all of the devices you want to connect.
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Topology type: The topology type determines the level of protection offered by the UPS.
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Battery backup time: The battery backup time determines how long the UPS can power your devices in the event of an outage.
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Additional features: Some UPS systems offer additional features such as data line surge protection, USB ports for charging mobile devices, and UPS monitoring software.
