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Double-conversion uninterruptible power supply TEOS 100
single-phaseACwith LCD display

double-conversion uninterruptible power supply
double-conversion uninterruptible power supply
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Characteristics

Type
double-conversion
Electrical characteristics
single-phase, AC
Other characteristics
with LCD display, emergency, Eco mode, frequency, adjustable
Certifications
ISO, CE
Output power kVA

1 kVA, 2 kVA, 3 kVA, 6 kVA, 10 kVA
(1.359621 hp, 2.719242 hp, 4.078863 hp, 8.157727 hp, 13.596212 hp)

Input voltage

Min.: 60 V

Max.: 300 V

Output voltage

Min.: 100 V

Max.: 240 V

Power

900 W, 1,800 W, 2,700 W, 5,400 W, 9,000 W

Description

TEOS 100 Online UPS is a microprocessor controlled uninterruptible power supply with true double conversion technology. It is efficient with output power factor 0.9 and input power factor correction. Thanks to its silent operation, it is especially preferred for use in home and office applications. It offers flexibility of use with its prominent features such as frequency converter mode, wide voltage/frequency range and multiple communication options. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS True double-conversion Microprocessor control optimizes reliability Input power factor correction Output power factor 0.9 Wide input voltage Converter mode available ECO mode for energy saving (Only available for 1-3kVA models) Generator compatible Adjustable battery numbers only available for 6/10kVA models Adjustable charging current via LCD or soſtware (1A~ 6A) only available for 6/10kVA models Emergency power off (EPO) function is only available for 6/10kVA models Comprehensive display allows easy monitoring and access to UPS status

Catalogs

TEOS100
TEOS100
2 Pages
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TEOS+ 100
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TEOS100xl
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