Wo ist das ups auto

The Auto-Sensing/ Auto Switching function assumes that AC is the primary power source such that when connected to both AC and DC power, if the AC power should start to drop or exceed the 100-264VAC voltage range, the PowergridM UPS will sense the out of bounds condition (auto-sense), sense if DC is present on the DC Input, and automatically switch (auto-switch) to the DC source. The entire process takes less than 20msec and the attached equipment will be unaffected given the reserve capacitive power within the system. Upon switching, the UPS will generate an SNMP power status message and activate the auditable alarm (if connected) notifying the operator that AC power has been lost. If no DC voltage is present, the UPS will go to batteries again generating SNMP status messages and alarm. When switched to DC input, the AC power is restored, the UPS will sense the return of AC and when within its bounds, will automatically switch back to the AC input source and send out a SNMP message notifying the operator of restoral of power.

F10-850

Output Power Capacity

490W/850VA

Max Configurable Power

490W/850VA

Nominal Voltage (Batt.mode)

220-240Vac

Frequency (Batt.mode)

50/60±1% Hz

Waveform (Batt.mode)

Simulated Sinewave

THDv

≤ 3% @ linear load, ≤5%@non-linear load

Transfer Time

4ms typical

Overload Protection

Circuit breaker or inner firmware protection

Nominal Input Voltage

220-240Vac

Voltage Range

180-270Vac

Frequency

50/60Hz (Auto sensing)

Display

LED

Alarm

Batt. Mode, low battery, overload, fault, etc.

Battery Voltage

12V

Battery Type

5.6AH

Total Battery Quantity

1

Recharge Time (to 90%)

8H

Charger Current

0.7A

Maximum Height

90mm

Maximum Width

110mm

Maximum Depth

309mm

Net Weight

3kg

USB

Yes

RJ 11/45

Yes

Auto Recharge

Yes

Auto Restart

Yes

Power Management Software

Yes

Operation Temperature

0-40°C

Operation Humidity

0-90% non-condensing

Approvals

CE

Standard Warranty

2 Year Advanced Replacement*

All measurements taken with new, fully charged batteries, at typical environmental conditions, with no electrical input. Battery runtimes are approximate and may vary with equipment, configuration, battery age, temperature, etc.