The Vision 1100 is the ideal desktop UPS for the home office and office. It is an excellent choice for backing up your electronic equipment and even some light networking or NAS equipment. The Vision 1100 is a line-interactive UPS meaning it can protect your equipment from a range of power problems such as; power outages, power sags, overvoltages, brownouts and power surges. Rated for 880 Watts and can protect most of your electrical needs. You can attach; NAS (Max 170 Watts), Apple Mac Pro (Max 285 Watts) or you can have your entertainment setup backed up so that you can save your game in the right place or even finish off the last little bit of your movie. Also has an LCD that allows you to see if there are any faults or if you need to perform a battery test to ensure you stay powered during a power outage. You can also monitor your battery charge levels and what the current load is on the UPS.
The VISION series is the ideal solution for high end users who require high security and versatility from their power
systems. The VISION is the best protection system available for network devices, servers and conventional storage
systems.
The VISION series is a range of UPS which utilises the very latest Line Interactive technology and sinusoidal output
voltage waveforms. This technology allows high efficiency and reduced energy consumption, whilst guaranteeing a high
level of protection against disturbances from the mains supply.
Key Features
- 5 Years Electronics Warranty (UK Only) and 3 Years Battery Warranty
- The Vision series uses Line Interactive technology and provides a sinewave output.
- The UPS is 98% efficient with a low energy consumption and also provides a high level of protection against mains power disturbances.
- An AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulator provides protection from brownouts, surges, overvoltages and undervoltage without battery intervention.
- Reduced battery usage ensures that the battery set is 100% available for mains power failures.
- EMI filters provide further protection from surges and transients. When the mains power supply fails, the load is powered by the inverter, providing a perfect sinewave for maximum power continuity and reliability.
