The LP-UL1250VA RM (rack mounts) (with battery) interactive UPS model presented in our catalog features attractive characteristics and functionality, enabling it to successfully handle all assigned tasks: providing backup power to devices at home or in the office, as well as effectively protecting electronics from various power grid disturbances.

This UPS can provide uninterrupted power to:

• Computers, laptops;
• Routers;
• Small servers, workstations, network devices;
• RTV devices (TVs, tuners, speakers, projectors);
• Alarm and video surveillance systems;
• Telecommunications and fiscal devices;
• Control and measuring equipment.

The LP-UL1250VA RM (rack mounts) (with battery) uninterruptible power supply (line-interactive type) has a power rating of 1250/720 VA/W and an input voltage of 220/230/240 ± 10% V. The protective functionality of the LP-UL1250VA RM (rack mounts) (with battery) interactive uninterruptible power supply includes the following types of protection: against short circuit, voltage surges, overload, discharge, and overcharge of batteries. The device performs auto-recharging in the off state. It has 2 Euro sockets, cold start function, and restart function upon restoration of mains voltage. The UPS features three-stage battery charging technology, which significantly reduces recharging time. Thanks to intelligent battery management technology, its charging occurs with temperature compensation, which extends battery life.

If you need to organize a high-quality backup power system in your home or office, the LP-UL1250VA RM (rack mounts) (with battery) line-interactive UPS is an optimal and affordable solution.

Advantages of line-interactive UPSs:

• Compactness;
• Ease of connection;
• Combination of household stabilizer and backup power source functions simultaneously;
• Affordable cost;
• Modern and ergonomic design that looks organic in everyday life.

This UPS model is equipped with a functional USB port, which allows viewing input or output voltage, device modes (frequency, battery charge/discharge level, inverter load, temperature). You can also check alarm situations: UPS disconnection, mains disconnection, low battery voltage, UPS shutdown, malfunctions, testing, and bypass.