Reduces power consumption by utilizing a compact charger and power inverter to create an ultra-efficient backup power system for home and office use.
An electrical system connection that serves as a conduit between the circuit and earth.
The midpoint in the maximum load capacity for a UPS.
High amperage devices that require installation by a qualified electrician to be directly wired-in instead of simply being plugged in to an outlet.
Regularly appearing distortion of the sine wave whose frequency is a multiple of the fundamental frequency. Converts the normal sine wave into a complex waveform.
A sinusoidal component of an AV voltage that is multiple of the fundamental waveform frequency. Certain harmonic patterns may cause equipment problems.
The unit for frequency, defined as the number of alternating cycles per second.
A state in which a computer will save data to the hard disk and turn off the monitor and hard disk. When the computer wakes from hibernation, all open files and running programs are restored from the hard disk.
Allows a PDU to be installed horizontally or vertically for rack/tower versatility with other equipment.
Outlets and plugs that comply with requirements and standards necessary for use within patient care vicinities. These requirements are related to grounding reliability, overall strength and durability, and the quality of assembly. Compliance with these standards is indicated by a green dot located on outlets and plugs.
Eliminate power-related downtime and ensure maximum power availability. All potential UPS maintenance, including complete power module exchange, can be performed without powering down connected equipment.
Ensures maximum durability and prolongs the life of the unit.
