6kVA Online High Frequency Single-phase UPS

Model Number: PHT1106-1-1 Brand Name: Prostar Key Specifications/Special Features: Function features:True double-conversion online UPS: true double conversion UPS will provide clean, high level quality power to fully protect mission-critical devices such as sensitive networks, small computer centers, servers, telecom applications, as well as for industrial applicationsOutput power factor 0.8:

• Compared to online UPS in current market, Venus series UPS provides better output power factor up to 0.8
• Offers higher performance and efficiency for critical applications

Wide input voltage range (110 to 300V): Venus series can still provide stable power to connected devices under unstable power environments

50/60Hz frequency converter mode: lock output frequency at 50Hz or 60Hz to suit power sensitive equipments

ECO mode operation for energy-saving:

• Offers efficiency as high as 97% to cut energy usage and cost
• UPS power application via static bypass, timely returning to online double conversion when the need arises

Emergency power off (EPO) function: feature can secure personnel and equipment in case of fires or other emergencies

USB+RS232+RJ45+SNMP, multiple communication for 1 to 3K models: feature allows either USB, RS232 or RJ45 communication port to work with SNMP interface simultaneously

DSP technology applied for 6 to 10K models: DSP controller provides an improved and cost-effective solution with high performance

Monitoring software:

• UPS can be connected to computer via USB or RS232 interface
• Can be realized LAN monitoring single or many sets of UPS, it also can monitor the other ups which connected to the computer via LAN
• UPS monitoring software has more than 10 kinds of language for selection
• Humanized operation interface, which is powerful and can show battery voltage, frequency, load, temperature and other data by real-time monitoring through the charts
• Alarm of different power incident could be set by radio, mobile phone text messages, E-mails and SNMP