The UPS Line Interactive model with 2 Schuko outlets, Stabilizer, and LCD Screen, 1300VA / 750W, TED Electric features an AVR circuit for monitoring input voltage. Charging is done from the network under normal operations and from batteries in case of problems. Compared to Offline UPS, TED ELECTRIC Line Interactive UPS incorporate various filters for stabilizing the current and suppressing any spikes or voltage gaps. The batteries are automatically charged from the network when the voltage is stable.
SPECIAL FEATURES
- Dimensions (L x W x H): 345 x 145 x 165 mm
- Input Voltage: 140V - 290V AC
- Output Voltage: 230V ±9% AC
- Power Factor: 0.6
- Management: RS232 Port
- Software: Included on CD
- Internal Battery: 2x 12V 7.1Ah TED
- Output Connections: 4x Schuko Sockets
PROTECTION
- Short Circuit
- Overheating
- Overcurrent-Undercurrent
- Overvoltage
- Audible Alarm
DIGITAL DISPLAY
- Bright LCD with Voltage Display
- Battery Charge Level
- Load Level
- Audible Alarm
- Auto Restart
Instructions for Use:
- Place the TED Electric transformer in a stable, ventilated, and moisture-free area.
- Ensure that the electronic devices you wish to connect are turned off.
- Connect the devices to the transformer's socket.
- Connect the transformer to the network (220-230V).
- Turn on the devices.
Warnings
- The connection of the transformer to the network is done via branching, attaching a 3-wire cable with a minimum diameter of 1.5mm or three single-core cables of the same diameter, which are not included.
- Follow the user guides faithfully!
- To avoid overload or overvoltage, check the actual power of the device.
Recommendations
- Recommended for devices with consumption up to 8000 Watts.
- For inductive loads, use a transformer 3 to 5 times larger than the device's power.
Dimensions
- Power (VA)
- 1300 VA
- Power (Watt)
- 750 W
- Size
- Compact
- Display Screen
- Digital Display
Connectivity
- USB
- No
- Plug Type
- Schuko
Important information
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.