
You've probably already experienced the nightmare of a power supply interruption just before your work was about to be automatically saved. Your work is irretrievably lost, and you have to start all over again. Similar heart-stopping situations can be warded off by the FSP iFP 1000 backup source, or UPS. This is a large battery that powers all devices that need electricity. The FSP iFP 1000 backup power features the Line interactive design approach. Off-line is seen as the simplest form in case of a outage, since it switches power to the UPS unit itself. The line interactive UPS enhances the simpler off-line version of data line surge suppression to prevent damage from dangerous surges and spikes.


A key parameter is how long the UPS will function when the electricity is off. This is governed by the power consumption of the connected appliances – for example, at half-load (50%), the UPS power time lasts much longer. It is therefore essential to calculate the energy consumption of the connected computers, monitors and other electronics and ideally to add some spare power left. The FSP iFP 1000 specifies the apparent power as 1000, but realistically, the actual power usage is 600 W.
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