UPS power supply Ever. UPS Ever Sinline Rt 2000 W/SRTLRT-002K00/00

Ever Sinline RT 2000 UPS Power Supply – Reliable Power for Your Equipment

This Line-interactive UPS is a solid solution providing protection and continuous power supply for sensitive electronic devices. The Sinline RT 2000 model offers an apparent power of 2000 VA and an active power of 1650 W, making it an ideal choice for both home and professional applications. Designed for reliability and ease of use, this UPS is an investment in the safety of your equipment.

Functionality and Application

The Ever Sinline RT 2000 UPS is equipped with a number of features to facilitate power status management and monitoring. The USB and SNMP interface allows remote access to device operating information, and the built-in AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulation) circuit stabilizes the output voltage, protecting connected devices from voltage fluctuations in the network. Thanks to Line-interactive technology, this UPS operates efficiently even with imperfect power parameters, eliminating interference and providing a stable voltage. The ability to mount in a rack cabinet (3U) or stand as a tower unit increases installation flexibility.

Key Features and Benefits

• Versatile sockets: It has 6 C13 type output sockets and 2 PL type sockets, allowing you to connect a wide range of devices.
• Remote management: The SNMP interface enables remote monitoring and configuration of the UPS on a computer network.
• Voltage stabilization: The AVR circuit automatically regulates the output voltage, protecting devices from damage caused by voltage fluctuations.
• Fast switching time: The switching time to battery power is only 3 ms, minimizing the risk of data loss or disruption to connected devices.
• High efficiency: The output power factor of 0.83 ensures efficient energy use.
• Polish production: The power supply was manufactured in Poland, which guarantees high quality workmanship and service availability.
• Wide input voltage range: Accepts input voltages from 178 to 281 V, increasing its resistance to power grid problems.

Remember that apparent power (VA) is the sum of active (W) and reactive power. To calculate the maximum load of the UPS, you need to take into account the power factor (cosφ), which in this model is 0.83. This means that the real power that can be connected to this UPS is approximately 1650 W (2000 VA x 0.83). This will avoid overloading the device and ensure its proper operation.