PFC Sinewave (CP…EIPFCRM) rackmount UPS 700–2000 VA
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A compact rackmount UPS of 700–2000 VA (420–1200 W) for a 19″ rack, with a case height of 1U or 2U. Line-interactive scheme with AVR and a pure sine wave at the output. Powers network equipment and security systems.
- Power
- 700–2000 VA (420–1200 W)
- Topology
- line-interactive with AVR
- Output waveform
- pure sine wave
- Voltage
- 220/230/240 V
Technical specifications
| Power | 700–2000 VA (420–1200 W) |
|---|---|
| Topology | line-interactive with AVR |
| Output waveform | pure sine wave |
| Voltage | 220/230/240 V |
| Version | 19″ rack, 1U or 2U |
Specifications are taken from the manufacturer’s technical documentation. Updated .
Description
AVR corrects the mains voltage without switching to the battery, so the battery is not used up during mains fluctuations. A pure sine wave is needed by power supplies with active power factor correction, which are increasingly common in switches and servers. The UPS is designed for a voltage of 220, 230 or 240 V, so it suits different networks equally well. The ratios of 420 to 700 and 1200 to 2000 show that the load is calculated in watts, not in volt-amperes. The case fits into a 19″ rack, 1U takes less space, and 2U leaves room for batteries of larger capacity. Such a UPS suits cabinets with routers, switches, video recorders and security alarm panels, where compactness and an undistorted voltage waveform are needed.
How to choose
First the power of the equipment in watts is summed and compared with the 420–1200 W range. The 1U version is chosen when there is little space in the rack, and 2U for the larger models. If full double conversion is needed, look at the online Online S ECO of 1000–3000 VA. For a lithium-ion battery and a cloud card there is PRL of 1500 and 3000 VA.
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FAQ
What is the power in watts of the 700–2000 VA UPS?
From 420 to 1200 W, that is the load is calculated in watts, not in volt-amperes.
How much height does the UPS take in a 19″ rack?
1U or 2U depending on the model, in a 19″ rack.
What supply voltage does the UPS need?
220, 230 or 240 V, so it can be used in networks with different nominal voltages.
What are the output waveform and topology?
A pure sine wave, line-interactive scheme with AVR.
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