Emergency Power Supply UPS SINUS PRO 2000 E 12V 2000 VA

Product description:

The PRO 2000 E 12V sine wave emergency power supply is a device for uninterrupted power supply of, among others: central heating installations (CO boilers, pumps, controllers, feeders, etc.), computers, servers, computer sets, automatic gates, automation devices, power tools, etc. In case of a 230VAC mains power failure, the device switches to battery mode, allowing the system to continue operating without interruption and protecting against installation damage, irreversible data loss, etc.

Main features:

The device combines the functions of:

• DC/AC pure sine wave inverter
• Emergency UPS switch
• Network battery charger (rectifier)
• Network voltage stabilizer, so-called AVR

The color display allows monitoring of the most important operating parameters of the system.

Power supplies from this series are "line-interactive" type and can reverse the output voltage polarity when switching to battery power.

What distinguishes the sinePRO 2000 E 12V emergency power supply from other devices?

The pure SINE type emergency power supply produces an output voltage with a "sinusoidal waveform," identical to that of the power grid. Thanks to this, it can power inductive devices (including power tools, air compressors, air conditioners, refrigerators, freezers, etc.).

Technical data:

• Total (peak) power: 2000VA
• Continuous power: 1250W
• Input voltage: 170-270VAC
• Output voltage: 230VAC±1% in battery mode: 216-245VAC in mains mode with AVR
• Battery voltage: 12VDC
• Charging voltage (mains): 13.8V±0.5V
• Max. charging current: 20A
• Efficiency: over 92%
• Frequency: 50/60Hz±1Hz
• Voltage waveform: Sinusoidal
• Full protections: Overload, overcharge, and discharge protection
• Operating temperature: 0-40°C
• Dimensions: 220x335x230mm
• Weight: 12.5kg

HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT UPS POWER

Simply sum the power of the devices you want to connect to it and for safety add 50W to the obtained number. A typical set of a simple office computer with an LCD monitor will consume from 130 to 220 W. To protect such a workstation, a power supply with a power of 350W is sufficient.

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