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Uninterruptible power supply SNR-UPS-LID-600-PLUS, Line-Interactive, 600VA, 220-240VAC, 12VDC (1x7Ah)
SNR-UPS-LID-600-LED-PLUS
$ 60.28
$ 76.63
Line-Interactive, Tower, 600VA/360W, 220-240VAC (50/60Hz), 1ph+N+PE, 12VDC (1x7Ah), 8 x SCHUKO (Outputs), LED
Technical Specifications
- Type of UPS Desktop
- Weight, kg (1) 5
- Phase 1
- Input voltage 165-275 V (AC)
- Battery type Lead-acid
- Type of UPS (1) Line-interactive
- Dimension, mm (1) 94×205×285" translates to "94 multiplied by 205 multiplied by 285" in English
- Maximum number of lines 1
Product Info
Part number: SNR-UPS-LID-600-LED-PLUSLinear-interactive uninterruptible power sources (UPS) SNR, LID-XXXX-LED series, occupy an intermediate position between simple, inexpensive backup sources ("Off-Line") and efficient, expensive UPS with double energy conversion ("On-Line"). The main difference between LID-XXXX-LED series UPS and backup sources ("Off-Line") is that it can provide normal power to the load, even with deviations in network voltage parameters, without switching to battery mode, which, in turn, positively affects the service life of the built-in UPS batteries.
LID series UPS is equipped with a "cold start" function, allowing the UPS to be forcibly turned on in the absence of network voltage, as well as an "auto-start" function, allowing automatic resumption of load power when network voltage is restored, without the need for additional manipulation.
The built-in USB port allows for control of the main UPS parameters from a computer, as well as correct automatic shutdown. In addition, the UPS is equipped with a multifunctional LED indicator that displays the state of the electrical network, the level of load, the degree of battery discharge, and signals any malfunctions.
UPS of this series provide an output voltage with an approximated sinusoid and are mainly intended for connecting equipment with pulse power sources: personal computers, LAN nodes, and other electronic devices equipped with similar power sources, which are practically insensitive to the shape of the power supply sinusoid, as well as its short-term failures (switching time to battery mode).
The advantages of linear-interactive UPS include their comparative simplicity and reliability, lower cost compared to "On-Line" solutions, and high efficiency in "network" mode. The disadvantages include a slight delay in switching (a few milliseconds) to battery mode, as well as stepped (less smooth compared to "On-Line") regulation of the output voltage.
Features:
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Built-in autotransformer regulates the output voltage (AVR)
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Wide range of automatic regulation of input voltage
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Digital microprocessor control
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Indication of UPS operating modes
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Approximated sinusoidal output voltage when operating on battery power
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"Cold start" function
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Thermal protection of the transformer
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"Auto-start" function
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Self-diagnosis
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Protection against overcharging, deep discharging
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Protection against short circuit
Package contents:
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User manual
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Spare fuses
Technical Specifications
- Type of UPS Desktop
- Weight, kg (1) 5
- Phase 1
- Input voltage 165-275 V (AC)
- Battery type Lead-acid
- Type of UPS (1) Line-interactive
- Dimension, mm (1) 94×205×285" translates to "94 multiplied by 205 multiplied by 285" in English
- Maximum number of lines 1
- Percentage of moisture 0 - 95% (without condensation)
- Number of batteries 1
- Hour battery rating, A 7
- Battery charging current, A 1
- Expiratory phase 1
- Output Voltage 230 V ±10% (AC)
- Type and number of outlet sockets Schuko x 8
- Battery voltage 12
- Input connections Built-in power cord with Schuko plug
- Backup power supply time at 50% load 5 minutes
- Output power factor, RF 0,6
- Power, VA 600
- Power, W 360
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Efficiency in mains operation
70% in battery mode
96% in network mode - Intput frequency, Hz 50/60 Hz ±10% (auto-detection)
- Output frequency, Hz 50/60 Hz ±10% (auto-detection)