Gruppo di continuità PowerWalker VFI 2000 TGB

The PowerWalker VFI 2000 TGB is an online UPS model from the VFI 1000–10000 TG/TGB/TGS family, designed for professional use in home and office environments. The TGB variant combines an internal battery with a battery connector for external battery packs, supporting capacity ranges within the 1000–10000 VA series and enabling extended runtime when required. The series is recognized by operating systems as a Human Interface Device (HID) Power Device and can be managed without additional software, making it suitable for applications that restrict external management tools.

Advantages

The VFI 2000 TGB provides continuous online double-conversion protection and allows connection of external battery packs to extend backup time. Its HID power device detection ensures basic monitoring and safe shutdown capabilities without installing extra software. The combination of internal battery and external battery connector offers flexibility for varying runtime requirements in offices, kiosks, ATMs, and secure environments.

Key specifications

• Model: VFI 2000 TGB
• Topology: Online double-conversion
• Series range: PowerWalker VFI 1000–10000 TG/TGB/TGS
• Battery configuration: Internal battery plus external battery connector
• Recognized as: HID (Human Interface Device) Power Device
• Typical applications: Home, office, kiosks, ATMs, high-security systems

How to use

Install the UPS on a stable, level surface and connect the mains input according to local electrical codes. Connect critical equipment to the UPS output sockets. If extended runtime is required, attach compatible external battery packs to the battery connector following the manufacturer’s instructions. Monitor the device using the host operating system’s HID support for basic status information and configure safe shutdown settings on connected computers as needed.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use manufacturer-approved external battery packs and perform regular battery maintenance checks. Ensure the UPS firmware and host system power-management settings are configured to enable proper HID-based monitoring and orderly shutdown in critical situations.