UPS VALUE 1200VA USB-port

VALUE UPS 1200VA USB Port provides quality protection for small servers, workstations and PCs using a Line-Interactive topology. With a nominal input and output voltage of 230 V, passive cooling and compact dimensions (192 x 382 x 130 mm), this UPS offers reliable backup power, AVR boost and buck regulation, and a USB communication port for convenient connectivity.

Advantages

The unit features boost and buck AVR (auto voltage regulation), fully digitized microprocessor control and advanced battery management (ABM) to extend battery life. It includes lightning and surge protection, short-circuit and overload protection, a cold start (DC power on) function and energy-saving UPS green mode. The UPS also supports automatic charging when switched off and keeps a history record of power failure events accessible via monitoring software.

Suitable for

• Small servers and network devices
• Workstations and desktop PCs
• Modem/router and telephony equipment requiring surge suppression
• Home office and small business setups needing orderly shutdown and reboot scheduling

Key specifications

• Model: VALUE UPS 1200VA USB Port (MPN 19.99.3430, EAN 7611990930685)
• Topology: Line-Interactive
• Rated power: 1200 VA
• Input / Output voltage: 230 V nominal
• Cooling: Passive
• Communication: SmartUSB port, Tel/Modem surge suppression
• Protection: Lightning/surge, short-circuit, overload
• Functions: AVR (boost & buck), cold start, energy-saving mode, auto charging when off
• Monitoring: History of power events, software display of battery and power status, schedule shutdown & reboot
• Compatibility: Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003/7/8 (via supplied software)
• Dimensions: 192 x 382 x 130 mm; Weight: 14 kg

How to use

Install the UPS on a stable, ventilated surface and connect the input to a 230 V mains outlet. Attach your server, workstation or PC to the UPS output sockets and connect the USB port to a host computer to enable monitoring and graceful shutdown features. Configure the monitoring software to record power events and set automatic shutdown or scheduled reboot as needed. For initial operation, allow the UPS to charge the internal battery fully before relying on battery backup.

Recommendations

Place the UPS in a dry, dust-free environment with adequate ventilation clearance. Regularly test and charge the battery, and check monitoring logs after power events. Do not overload the UPS beyond its 1200 VA rating and ensure connected equipment does not exceed the unit’s output capacity.