Powercom RAPTOR 800VA Line Interactive UPS (new AP model)

Powercom RAPTOR 800VA Line Interactive UPS (new AP model)

RAPTOR is a Line Interactive Step-Wave UPS that protects your devices from many dangerous interferences on the mains.

The new 800AP model features RJ45 ports with Surge Suppression, as well as a USB port to interface with a computer. Monitoring software (UPSMon) is included.

The AVR device that it includes, shields you from a number of disturbances and reduces to a minimum the use of the batteries. This creates a double benefit: maximum autonomy always available and a longer battery life.

Product Features:

• Built-in automatic voltage regulator (AVR)
• Simulated sine wave output waveforms
• Advanced green mode for energy saving and user-friendly settings
• Automatic self-diagnostic and alarm warnings
• Surge, short circuit, and overload protections
• Discharge and overcharge protection

Please Note: The Raptor UPS Series has an automatic shutdown function after 1 hour of battery operation (if AC/Mains power is off). 

This is a safety feature to avoid over discharge of the batteries and prevent permanent damage to the batteries. It is recommended to install the included UPSMON software to monitor the battery capacity; if the batteries still have sufficient charge & capacity left after the hour runtime, the Power button can simply be pressed again to switch the UPS on and enable another hour of uptime.

IMPORTANT WARRANTY NOTICE:

The LEAD ACID Batteries contained within this UPS device are rated to last 150-200 cycles. The life cycle refers to the battery being depleted completely and charged back up to 100% capacity. We strongly recommend not to deplete the battery’s charge below 50% as this could damage the battery’s lifecycle and will result in the battery’s ability to function normally for only 2 – 3 months.

These batteries are not designed to keep devices powered during an entire load shedding schedule, but rather to enable the user to have time to shut down devices (PC’s, Laptops) safely. Therefor during a power outage and loadshedding schedule we recommend shutting down the UPS after all connected devices have been shut down safely.