#1236936
UPS DEXP IEC Pro 2000VA
[linear-interactive, 2000 VA, 1200 W, 6 x IEC 320 C13 (computer), RJ-11, RJ-45, USB] details
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Characteristics UPS DEXP IEC Pro 2000VA
General parameters
Type
UPS
Model
DEXP IEC Pro 2000VA
Main Color
black
Type
linear-interactive
Form Factor
Tower
Technical parameters
Maximum Output Power
2000 VA
Effective Power Output
1200 W
Minimum Input Voltage
165 V
Max Input Voltage
295 V
Min Input Frequency
45 Hz
Max Input Frequency
55 Hz
Output Voltage Stability
± 10 %
Minimum Output Frequency
50 Hz
Max Output Frequency
60 Hz
Wave Form
modified sine wave
Runtime
3 min (1200W)
Delay When Switching to Battery
4 ms
Safety Features
short-circuit protection, overcharge protection
Connectors
Number and Type of Power Output Connectors
6 x IEC 320 C13 (computer)
Number of Power Output Connectors (UPS)
6
Connectors/Ports
USB, RJ-11, RJ-45
Port Layout
vertical
Battery
Charging Time
8 h
Battery Voltage and Capacity
12V/9Ah
Replaceable Batteries
yes
Number of Batteries
2 pcs
External Battery Connection
none
Additional Information
Cold Start
yes
Display
none
Noise Level
45 dB
Operating Temperature
from 0 to +40°C
Package Contents
documentation, IEC cable, USB cable, software disk
Dimensions and Weight
Depth
380 mm
Width
125 mm
Height
225 mm
Weight
14 kg
Description
The DEXP IEC Pro 2000VA UPS is designed for a substantial load (1200 W) and is equipped with 6 IEC 320 computer outlets, making it suitable for equipping a full workstation. It protects sophisticated equipment against any power supply issues and can power it from the battery for a period if mains power is lost. Under full load, this is just 3 minutes, but that is sufficient to save entered data, complete document printing, or send an urgent email.
The DEXP IEC Pro 2000VA is a line-interactive type, so its batteries will last longer than those of a standard UPS, as they are not used while mains power is present. It takes 8 hours to fully charge them.
The DEXP IEC Pro 2000VA is a line-interactive type, so its batteries will last longer than those of a standard UPS, as they are not used while mains power is present. It takes 8 hours to fully charge them.