The RT Series UPS utilizes double-conversion technology, which means that incoming AC power is continuously converted into DC power and then reconverted back into AC power.
This ensures a consistent and clean output voltage, free from any fluctuations or disturbances, even when the input power experiences fluctuations or complete failures.
The UPS is equipped with a high-performance microprocessor that constantly monitors the input power and battery status. It features an intuitive LCD display, providing real-time information about the UPS's operational status, load levels, battery charge, and other essential parameters. Additionally, the UPS can be remotely managed and monitored through communication interfaces, such as USB, RS232, SNMP, or optional network management cards.
To safeguard connected equipment from power anomalies, the RT Series UPS offers various protective features. These include automatic voltage regulation (AVR), which corrects low and high voltage levels without using battery power. It also provides surge protection, overcurrent protection, and short-circuit protection.
For extended runtime during power outages, the RT Series UPS allows for the connection of external battery packs. This scalability feature ensures that critical systems remain operational for an extended period, providing ample time for orderly shutdowns or during prolonged power disruptions.
The UPS employs an intelligent battery management system that optimizes battery charging and extends battery life.
It conducts periodic battery tests to assess the health of the batteries and provides timely alerts if battery replacement is required. This feature ensures that the UPS is always ready to deliver reliable backup power when needed.
Thanks to its hot-swappable battery design, users can replace batteries without shutting down the UPS or connected equipment. This feature minimizes downtime and simplifies maintenance tasks.
The RT Series UPS is built with a sturdy and compact form factor, making it suitable for various installation environments, including data centers, IT equipment rooms, telecommunications facilities, healthcare facilities, and critical industrial processes.
Moreover, the UPS is designed to be energy-efficient, with high efficiency rates even at partial load levels, contributing to reduced operational costs and a lower environmental footprint.
