Offline UPS / Inverters

Here’s a list of applications and their corresponding capacities where Offline UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) systems are commonly used:

Home Inverters: 500 VA to 5 KVA

Point-of-Sale (POS) Systems: 500 VA to 3 KVA

Small Offices and Businesses: 1 KVA to 10 KVA

Security Systems: 500 VA to 5 KVA

Home Inverters

Capacity:

Typically ranges from 500 VA to 5 KVA.

Applications:

Power backup for essential home appliances during outages.

Offline UPS for Small Offices and Businesses

Capacity:

1 KVA to 10 KVA.

Applications:

Backup power for computers, networking equipment, and critical electronics.

Offline UPS for Telecommunication Equipment

Capacity:

5 KVA to 30 KVA.

Applications:

Ensuring uninterrupted power for telecom base stations and equipment.

Offline UPS for Point-of-Sale (POS) Systems

Capacity:

500 VA to 3 KVA.

Applications:

Power backup for cash registers and electronic payment systems.

Offline UPS for Security Systems

Capacity:

500 VA to 5 KVA.

Applications:

Backup power for surveillance cameras, access control systems, and alarms.

Offline UPS for Medical Equipment

Capacity:

1 KVA to 10 KVA.

Applications:

Uninterrupted power supply for critical medical devices and life support systems.

Offline UPS for Data Centers

Capacity:

10 KVA to 100 KVA.

Applications:

Backup power for servers, storage, and networking equipment.

Offline UPS for Emergency Lighting Systems

Capacity:

500 VA to 5 KVA.

Applications:

Ensuring continuous illumination during power outages in emergency situations.

Offline UPS for Educational Institutions

Capacity:

2 KVA to 20 KVA.

Applications:

Backup power for computers, projectors, and other electronic teaching aids.

Offline UPS for Retail Outlets

Capacity:

1 KVA to 5 KVA.

Applications:

Power backup for cash registers, POS systems, and electronic displays.

Note:

Technical specifications may vary based on the brand and model, but generally, offline UPS systems have a transfer time (switching from mains power to battery power) of a few milliseconds. They offer basic surge protection and voltage regulation. It’s important to select the capacity and features based on the specific needs of the application to ensure reliable power backup.