AP SERIES 960VA UPS

Description

AP Series 960VA UPS is a specific model of Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) designed to provide power protection for electronic equipment. Here’s a breakdown of its key features:

1. Capacity (960VA): The capacity of a UPS is measured in Volt-Amperes (VA). In this case, the UPS is rated for a maximum load of 960VA. This determines how much power it can deliver to connected devices.
2. Purpose: A UPS is primarily used to provide a temporary power source during electrical outages. It allows connected devices to continue running for a short period or to be shut down properly, preventing data loss or damage due to sudden power loss.
3. Output Voltage: The UPS will typically provide a stable output voltage even when the input power fluctuates. This helps protect connected devices from voltage surges or sags.
4. Topology: The “AP Series” typically refers to a line-interactive topology. This means it has an Automatic Voltage Regulator (AVR) that can regulate the voltage without switching to battery power, providing an added level of protection.
5. Backup Time: The backup time, or runtime, of a UPS is the duration it can sustain connected devices in the event of a power outage. This can vary depending on the load (in watts) and the capacity of the UPS.
6. Battery Type: The UPS contains a rechargeable battery that provides power during outages. The type and capacity of the battery will affect the backup time.
7. Transfer Time: In a line-interactive UPS like this one, there may be a short delay (typically in milliseconds) when it switches from normal operation to battery power. This transition time is known as the transfer time.
8. Protection Features: A UPS may have additional features such as surge protection, which safeguards connected devices from voltage spikes.
9. Monitoring and Management: Some UPS models come with software or hardware for monitoring and managing the UPS’s status, battery health, and power consumption.
10. Form Factor: The UPS unit may be designed as a tower or a rack-mountable unit. The form factor affects how and where the UPS can be installed.
11. Connectivity: Some UPS units offer additional connectivity options, such as USB or network ports, for remote monitoring and management.

A 960VA UPS is suitable for protecting small to medium-sized devices like computers, networking equipment, and peripherals. It provides a good balance between cost, capacity, and protection for many home and small business applications. This specific model is from the “AP Series,” but it’s always recommended to refer to the manufacturer’s specifications for detailed information about a particular model.

FEATURES

• Microprocessor Controlled
• Output power factor: 0.6
• LED Display
• Built-in buck & boost AVR
• Powerful DC charger – 90% within 6-8 hours
• Battery recharge in “off” mode
• Cold start
• Wide input voltage range
• Self-testing on UPS start-up
• Smart Communication port
• Intelligent Monitoring Software