Ubiquiti UniFi UPS Tower 1000VA/600W Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS-Tower) For Sale
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Ubiquiti UniFi UPS Tower 1000VA/600W Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS-Tower)
Price: US $299.99
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UniFi managed 1kVA uninterruptible power supply with 5 backup outlets 5 surge outlets and hot swappable battery, 108Wh, half load (300W) runtime of 7 minutes.
Supports Graceful Shutdown for UNVR and UNAS, and includes NUT compatibility for third-party devices.
NOTE: For Graceful Shutdown functionality, UniFi OS version 4.4.3 or higher is required.
Mechanical
Dimensions: 288 x 99 x 280.5 mm (11.3 x 3.9 x 11")
Weight: 8.17 kg (18 lb)
Enclosure Material: Polycarbonate and ABS blend
Form Factor: Desktop
Weatherproofing: IP20
Hardware
Management: Ethernet
Networking Interface: (1) 100/10 MbE port for network connection and (2) GbE ports for surge in/out
Power: (1) OVC II AC in: NEMA 5-15P / (5) Battery backup/surge protection: NEMA 5-15R / (5) Surge protection: NEMA 5-15R
Capacity: 1,000 VA / 600 W
Type: Line interactive
Input Voltage Range: 89 – 145 V AC
Power Method: (1) TN system, 120 V AC, 12 A Max., 50/60 Hz
Nominal Input Voltage: 120 V AC
Output Voltage: 120 V AC
Frequency Range: AC mode: 50/60 Hz ±5 Hz (Auto sensing) / Battery mode: 60 Hz ±1 Hz
AC Voltage Regulation: ±10% (Battery mode)
Transfer Time: 6 ms typical; 10 ms max (Battery mode)
Wave Form: Simulated sine wave (Battery mode)
Battery Type: (1) Lead Acid 12 V, 9 Ah
Runtime: Full load: 2 min / Half load: 7 min
Battery Charging Time: 6–8 hours to 90% capacity
Overload (On-Line Mode): 110% → 5 min then fault / 120% → immediate fault