Vertiv Single-Phase UPS Vertiv offers a range of single-phase UPS systems designed to provide reliable power protection for critical applications in IT, telecommunications, healthcare, and industrial environments. These UPS systems are built to ensure uninterrupted power supply and enhance equipment uptime. Key Models Vertiv Liebert GXT5 Power Ratings: 500 VA to 10 kVA Technology: Online double-conversion Input Voltage: 120/230V (configurable) Output Voltage: 120/230V Features: LCD display for real-time monitoring Hot-swappable batteries Compact design suitable for rack or tower configuration Vertiv Liebert PSI5 Power Ratings: 500 VA to 3 kVA Technology: Line-interactive Input Voltage: 220/230V Output Voltage: 220/230V Features: Advanced LCD display for status monitoring Compact and lightweight for easy installation Multiple output receptacles for flexibility Vertiv Liebert PS Power Ratings: 500 VA to 6 kVA Technology: Line-interactive Input Voltage: 120/230V Output Voltage: 120/230V Features: Built-in automatic voltage regulation (AVR) LED indicators for easy monitoring Built-in USB and serial communication ports Key Specifications Efficiency: Many models offer high efficiency, typically around 90-95% depending on the load and operating mode. Frequency: 50/60 Hz (auto-sensing). Battery Type: Typically uses sealed lead-acid (SLA) or lithium-ion batteries, depending on the model. Recharge Time: Usually around 4-6 hours for a full charge. Operating Temperature: Designed to function effectively in a wide range of temperatures. Key Features Online and Line-Interactive Designs: Options for different applications based on power quality requirements. User-Friendly Interface: LCD/LED displays for monitoring UPS status, load levels, and battery health. Communication Options: SNMP, USB, and RS-232 for remote management and monitoring. Scalability: Ability to expand with additional battery packs or units as power needs grow. Compact Design: Space-saving form factors suitable for various installations. Applications IT Infrastructure: Protecting servers, networking equipment, and storage devices. Telecommunications: Ensuring continuous operation of telecom systems. Healthcare: Supporting critical medical equipment in hospitals and clinics. Industrial Settings: Providing power protection for manufacturing equipment and automation systems. Maintenance Recommendations Regular Testing: Routine tests to ensure the UPS is functioning properly. Battery Maintenance: Monitoring battery health and replacing them as needed. Firmware Updates: Keeping software updated for enhanced features and security. Warranty Typically includes a standard warranty (usually 1 to 3 years) covering manufacturing defects and providing technical support.