FSP EP 850 850 VA (PPF4800104)
 | Outdated Product Type: smart; Form factor: standard (Tower); Switching to battery (ms): 10; Input voltage: 1 phase (230V); Input voltage range (V): 162-290; Peak output power (VA): 850; Rated output power (W): 480; Output waveform: similar to a sinusoid (approximated); Full charge time (min): 360; Dimensions (mm): 145x110x294 |
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smart, signal: similar to a sinusoid, power: 850 VA, effective 480 W, battery: 9 Ah, batteries 1, sockets: C13/C14 with reserve
smart, signal: similar to a sinusoid, power: 1000 VA, effective 600 W, battery: 7 Ah, batteries 2, sockets: type F (Schuko), with reserve 2, C13/C14 with reserve
smart, signal: similar to a sinusoid, power: 1000 VA, effective 600 W, battery: 7 Ah, batteries 2, sockets: type F (Schuko), with reserve 2, C13/C14 with reserve
smart, signal: sinewave, power: 1000 VA, effective 600 W, battery: 7 Ah, batteries 2, sockets: type G (UK), with reserve 3, C13/C14 with reserve
smart, signal: similar to a sinusoid, power: 850 VA, effective 480 W, battery: 9 Ah, batteries 1, sockets: C13/C14 with reserve
smart, signal: similar to a sinusoid, power: 900 VA, effective 480 W, battery: 9 Ah, batteries 1, sockets: C13/C14 with reserve
smart, signal: similar to a sinusoid, power: 900 VA, effective 480 W, battery: 9 Ah, batteries 1, sockets: C13/C14 with reserve
smart, signal: similar to a sinusoid, power: 850 VA, effective 510 W, battery: 8 Ah, batteries 1, sockets: type F (Schuko), with reserve 1, C13/C14 with reserve
smart, signal: similar to a sinusoid, power: 1000 VA, effective 600 W, battery: 7 Ah, batteries 2, sockets: type F (Schuko), with reserve 2, C13/C14 with reserve
smart, signal: similar to a sinusoid, power: 850 VA, effective 480 W, battery: 9 Ah, batteries 1, sockets: C13/C14 with reserve
smart, signal: sinewave, power: 1000 VA, effective 600 W, battery: 7 Ah, batteries 2, sockets: type G (UK), with reserve 3, C13/C14 with reserve
smart, signal: similar to a sinusoid, power: 850 VA, effective 520 W, battery: 7 Ah, batteries 2, sockets: C13/C14 with reserve
smart, power: 900 VA, effective 480 W, battery: 9 Ah, batteries 1, sockets: C13/C14 with reserve
smart, signal: similar to a sinusoid, power: 800 VA, effective 480 W, sockets: C13/C14 with reserve
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Before this, I used a UPS from another manufacturer (one year warranty on the battery, 60 months on the electronics), I used it for 5 years without any complaints. Unfortunately, the store did not have the same manufacturer at that time, I had to buy this... this... Almost silent, good appearance I bought it a year ago, at first everything was fine, the lights were turned off - it’s not noticeable to the computer, you can calmly and without fuss close running programs and turn off the computer. And yes, the UPS lasted for the required 5 minutes. A year has passed (the warranty has expired), it’s not like the lights turned off, even just a slight drop in the network - that’s it, it just turns off. And it is useless to charge and discharge. I can’t identify the breakdown, there is no service center, and I couldn’t find the software on the manufacturer’s website, so why ask if the USB cord is included in the kit?  Irina: use FSP EP 850 more than year |
As long as it works - uninterruptible power supply is like uninterruptible power supply We bought about a dozen for the organization. All purchased ones died within a year or two. I know that all batteries need to be changed over time, but to make it so quickly... Powercoms last much longer. use FSP EP 850 month or more i recommend it don't buy |
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