Home UPS Inverter

A home UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) system is designed to provide backup power to your home in case of a power outage. It ensures that your essential appliances and devices continue to function without interruption. Here are some key points to consider when looking into a home UPS system :

Types of UPS Systems

Standby UPS (Offline UPS) :
  • Provides basic protection and backup power.
  • Suitable for small electronic devices and home computers.
Line-Interactive UPS :
  • Offers better protection with voltage regulation.
  • Suitable for home offices and small network equipment.
Online UPS (Double-Conversion UPS) :
  • Provides the highest level of protection and clean power.
  • Suitable for critical equipment and larger setups.

Key Features

Power Capacity (VA Rating) :
  • Ensure the UPS can handle the total wattage of your devices.
  • Calculate the total power consumption of the devices you want to protect.
Battery Type and Runtime :
  • Look for the battery capacity and expected runtime during an outage.
  • Longer runtimes provide more flexibility and time to safely shut down equipment.
Number of Outlets :
  • Ensure the UPS has enough outlets for all your critical devices.
  • Some UPS systems offer a mix of battery-backed and surge-protected outlets.
Surge Protection :
  • Protects against voltage spikes and surges.
  • Essential for safeguarding sensitive electronics.
LCD Display and Alerts :
  • Provides real-time information on battery status, load capacity, and power conditions.
  • Audible alerts can notify you of power issues or low battery.
Management Software :
  • Allows for automated shutdowns and monitoring of the UPS status.
  • Useful for home offices and servers.

Installation and Maintenance

Placement :
  • Install the UPS in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area.
  • Avoid placing it near heat sources or in direct sunlight.
Battery Maintenance :
  • Regularly check the battery status and replace batteries as needed.
  • Most UPS systems have replaceable batteries.
Testing :
  • Periodically test the UPS to ensure it functions correctly during an outage.
  • Simulate a power outage to check the battery runtime & load capacity.
Available Ranges
  • 400VA/12VDC
  • 700VA/12VDC
  • 900VA/12VDC
  • 1100VA/12VDC
  • 1600VA/12VDC
  • 2200VA/12VDC