Gruppo di continuità Infosec INF_661161 2200VA 1320W

Infosec INF_661161 2200VA 1320W is an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) designed to provide backup power and voltage regulation for small servers, network equipment and desktop systems. With 2200VA apparent power and a 1320W rated output, this UPS delivers sustained power to critical loads during short outages and supports controlled shutdown of connected devices to prevent data loss and hardware damage.

Advantages

The UPS combines AVR (automatic voltage regulation) and battery backup to maintain stable output voltage and to bridge short interruptions. Its rated output capacity supports multiple devices simultaneously, while built-in protections guard against overload, short circuit and voltage spikes. The device enables orderly shutdowns through communication interfaces and helps extend equipment service life by smoothing input power variations.

Suitable for

• Small office servers and rack-mount network equipment
• Workstations and desktop PCs requiring safe shutdown
• Network switches, routers and VoIP systems
• Point-of-sale systems and small business infrastructure

Key specifications

• Apparent power: 2200 VA
• Rated output power: 1320 W
• Output waveform: simulated sine / stepped approximation (if applicable)
• Topology: line-interactive with automatic voltage regulation
• Battery type: internal sealed lead-acid (typical for this class)
• Output outlets: multiple IEC and/or domestic outlet types (model-dependent)
• Typical transfer time: low milliseconds for battery transfer
• Input voltage range and frequency: wide-range input with standard mains compatibility

How to use

Connect the UPS to a properly grounded mains outlet and plug the critical devices into the provided output sockets. Before first use, charge the internal battery according to the manufacturer’s instructions to ensure full backup capacity. Configure any available communication software or network management features to enable automatic notifications and orderly shutdowns. Regularly test the UPS by simulating a power outage to confirm that connected equipment remains powered and that shutdown sequences operate as expected.

Recommendations

Place the unit in a ventilated, dust-free environment away from direct heat sources and maintain recommended ambient temperature and humidity ranges. Replace batteries following the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule or when runtime noticeably decreases. Avoid connecting non-essential high-power loads that could exceed the UPS’s rated output.