APC BVX700LUI-GR 700VA/360W 230V AVR USB Charging Schuko Sockets Easy UPS

Description

BVX700LUI-GR

700VA/360W 230V AVR USB Charging Schuko Sockets Easy UPS

The APC BVX700LUI-GR is a power protection device that offers a capacity of 700VA/360W and operates at 230V. It includes an Automatic Voltage Regulator (AVR) and features USB charging ports and Schuko sockets. The Easy UPS functionality ensures a stable power supply, guaranteeing reliable connectivity even during crucial periods.

Key Features:

Voltage Compatibility: It operates at a nominal output voltage of 230V, ensuring compatibility with standard electrical systems.

Input Connections: The APC UPS is equipped with Schuko input connections, allowing easy and secure connection to power sources.

Cord Length: The power cord has a length of 1.2 meters, providing flexibility in installation and placement.

Easy UPS Features & Benefits:

Features:

Boost Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR): The APC BVX700LUI-GR features Boost AVR technology, which helps extend battery life and maximize runtime by correcting low voltages without the need to discharge the battery.

Manageability:

Audible Alarms: The device is equipped with audible alarms that notify users of changes in utility power and UPS power conditions, ensuring prompt attention and response.

LED Indicators: The APC BVX700LUI-GR features LED indicators that offer clear and easy-to-read status updates on the unit and utility power conditions, allowing for quick assessment of the system’s performance.

Protection:

Battery Backup and Surge Protection: The APC BVX700LUI-GR includes outlets that offer both battery backup and surge protection. This ensures that critical low-power devices, such as network gateway equipment, have ample runtime during power outages, enabling uninterrupted internet access for hours.

Battery and Surge Protected Outlets: The device safeguards your hardware and data by providing battery backup and surge protection. This ensures the protection of your equipment and data during power outages, as well as during surges and spikes in the electrical supply.