LINE INTERACTIVE UPS – 2000VA

Description

LINE INTERACTIVE UPS – 2000VA is a power protection device commonly used to safeguard electronic equipment and sensitive devices from power disturbances and outages. Here’s a breakdown of its key features:

1. Line Interactive Technology: This type of UPS is designed to regulate voltage fluctuations (overvoltages and undervoltages) by using an Automatic Voltage Regulator (AVR). It can provide a level of protection against common power issues without switching to battery power.
2. Capacity (2000VA): The capacity of a UPS is measured in Volt-Amperes (VA). In this case, the UPS is rated for a maximum load of 2000VA. This determines how much power it can deliver to connected devices.
3. 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.
4. 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.
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, 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: UPS units come in various form factors, including tower, rack-mounted, and compact designs. 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 2000VA Line Interactive UPS is suitable for protecting larger devices or multiple smaller devices in environments where power fluctuations and outages are a concern. It provides a higher capacity for extended runtime and protection against more significant power disturbances. This type of UPS is commonly used in home offices, small businesses, and critical equipment installations.