Maxi UPS 3KVA LED Version

A 3KVA Maxi UPS is an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) that can provide backup power to devices during power outages or fluctuations. It typically features true double-conversion technology, a high power factor output, and input power factor correction, among other features. Specific specifications can vary depending on the model, but generally include input voltage ranges, output voltage and frequency, and charging options. 

Here's a more detailed look at the Maxi UPS 3KVA:

True Double-Conversion: This provides a higher quality of power than single-conversion UPS systems, filtering out noise and fluctuations in the main power supply.

High Output Power Factor: This means the UPS can deliver more power to the connected devices with less wasted energy.

Input Power Factor Correction: This reduces harmonic distortion, which can improve the efficiency of the power grid.

Emergency Power Off (EPO) Function: This allows for quick and safe shutdown of connected equipment in case of emergencies.

Over Voltage Cut-off Protection: This protects connected devices from damage caused by voltage surges.

Surge Immunity by MOV: This provides additional protection against voltage spikes.

Generator Compatibility: The UPS can be used with generators for backup power.

ECO Mode: This reduces energy consumption when the UPS is not needed to supply power.

Smart Battery Charger: Optimizes battery performance and life. 

Typical Specifications:

Input Voltage: 220-240V, 50 Hz

Output Voltage: 230V, 50 Hz

Output Power Factor: 0.9

Battery Type: Typically lead-acid, but may also include lithium-ion options.

Charging Current: Up to 8A/12A, with low ripple current.

Input THDi (Total Harmonic Distortion of Input): Low, to reduce power system pollution.

Optional Features: HID Power Device USB Port, 50/60Hz Frequency Converter Mode. 

Applications:

Computer Equipment: Protecting PCs, servers, and other computer hardware.

Instrumentation: Providing reliable power for sensitive devices.

Security Systems: Ensuring continuous power for surveillance and alarms.

Domestic Use: Protecting home appliances and electronics.

Business Use: Protecting critical business systems and data