Voltage regulators CyberPower

230 VAC +/- 10%, 165- 290 Vac, 50/60 +/- 10, 10 A, Schuko, 220 VA, 1320 W, 230 Vac +/-10%, 4, 4 ms, 95 min, 70 min, Lead-acid, RBP0090, 125 J, LED, USB, Tower, Black, Plastic CyberPower UT2200E-DE provides home and office users a reliable battery backup and safeguard office PCs, network communication equipment, and other electronic devices from surges, spikes, brownouts and other power incidents.

The product is generator-compatible, which allows users flexible application scenario planning for power outages. The built-in Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) stabilizes the AC signal allowing the UPS to deliver power at safe voltage levels to all connected equipment without resorting to battery power.

FEATURES

- Line-interactive UPS Topology
- Generator Compatible
- Simulated Sine Wave Output
- Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR)
- Overload Protection Surge and Spike Protection
- EMI and RFI Filtration
- Phone/ Fax/ Modem/ DSL/ Network Protection
- LED Status Indicator
- USB Connectivity Port
- Configurable Alarm
- PowerPanel® Management Software
- Tower Form Factor

TYPICAL APPLICATION

- PCs & Workstations
- Computers & Laptops
- Printers & Office Devices
- SOHO Networking Devices
- Phone/Fax/ModemVideo/Audio Equipment
- NAS & Servers Home Theater Systems
- DVRs/Surveillance Systems
- POS SystemsHome Desktop
- Home OfficeOffice Desktop
- Back Office

FEATURE FOCUS

Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR)
UPS with AVR function is capable of regulating unstable voltage fluctuation in order to provide constant safe power to connected devices without resorting to battery power. By adopting AVR to the UPS can significantly increases battery life and reduces the chances of data loss, memory freezes, and system crashes.

Data Line Protection
The network ports on the UPS are used to protect network devices (phones, faxes, Ethernet devices, and other communication equipment) from sudden power surges caused by lightning. With its data line protection, the UPS can help isolate any power surge that travels through phone lines and wires, thereby avoiding potential system damage.