What is a UPS?
What is it used for?
An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is a device designed to provide power when the power goes out. A sudden outage can cause not only the loss of important data, but also damage to equipment. With a UPS connected, you gain time to save your work and safely shut down your equipment.
A Green Cell UPS:
- protects devices connected to it against power cuts, thus preserving work results,
- regulates the output current parameters, ensuring the correct voltage in the event of a failure,
- has a dedicated RJ45 socket to protect your laptop, router or other devices against surges, for example.
Computers
Alarm systems
Servers
Cash registers
Radio and TV equipment
Routers
GC UPS App
The UPS itself is not everything! At Green Cell, we have also developed a dedicated, free app to support its operation.
The application allows you to:
- track UPS operating parameters,
- schedule your operations during a power failure,
- set up e-mail notifications,
- to remotely connect to the app within your home network.
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The perfect project
When designing the UPS, we took care of every aspect. By combining maximum functionality with a unique design, we have created a device that looks great and blends in with any environment. What`s more - to make using the UPS as convenient as possible, we have equipped it with an easy-to-read LCD display that provides information on many important operating parameters and a dedicated application that makes it easy to use.
Type of UPS
Offline - this is the simplest and least functional type of UPS. Provides power straight from the mains and automatically switches to emergency power in the event of a power failure. Not offered by the Green Cell brand.
GC Line interactive AVR - a more advanced type of UPS. It is equipped with an automatic voltage stabiliser that not only protects against power loss, but also against changes in the optimum voltage parameters. It guarantees the complete safety of any equipment connected to it. The switching time is less than 10 ms.
GC Online - the most advanced type of UPS. It continuously and twice converts the energy taken from the mains and charges the batteries (AC-DC-AC conversion), thus providing a protective barrier between mains surges and connected equipment. There is no switching time (0 ms).
Essential parameters
Power
Indicates how many and which devices the power supply unit is able to supply with electricity. In order to meet the requirements of users, Green Cell UPSs are equipped with the highest quality AGM batteries, which achieve a service life of up to 5 years, thus ensuring the best efficiency. To ensure that the UPS fulfils its full purpose, it is important to choose a model with a power output that exceeds the total power of the devices connected to it. The Green Cell range includes UPSs with capacities from 360 - 2,700 watts, so it is possible to select the precise unit to suit your needs.
Switching time
This determines how quickly the UPS reacts in the event of a power failure. Green Cell Power Proof uninterruptible power supplies guarantee the lowest switching times - even less than 10 ms (Line Interactive AVR) and, for equipment particularly sensitive to power cuts, 0 ms (GC UPS Online), while maintaining absolute continuity of energy. In this way, they ensure the complete safety of the equipment, without affecting its operation.
Pure or modified sine wave?
Depending on what appliances will be supported by the UPS, a pure or modified sine wave variant can be chosen.
If the appliance requires a pure sine wave, i.e. the same as that found in an electrical socket (e.g. fridge, microwave and other appliances with an induction motor), a UPS with pure sine wave is better suited.
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For less demanding appliances, such as light bulbs, a laptop, a kettle, a computer or any other appliance that runs on a modified sine wave without problems, a UPS with a modified sine wave can be chosen.
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- LCD Display
- USB port
- RJ11 sockets
- 2x Network output (Schuko)
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