Name: MERCURY ELITE 3200VA/2000W
SKU: 12353
Price: 11500 EGP
Availability: OutOfStock

The UPS Mercury Elite 3200VA/2000W is a high-capacity uninterruptible power supply (UPS) designed to provide backup power to electronic devices in the event of a power outage or fluctuation. Here are some key features and specifications of the UPS Mercury Elite 3200VA/2000W:

1. Capacity: The UPS has a capacity of 3200VA (volt-ampere) or 2000W (watt), which means it can deliver up to 2000 watts of power to connected devices.

2. Backup Time: The backup time of the UPS depends on the load connected to it. Higher loads will result in shorter backup times. Typically, a UPS of this capacity can provide backup power for a few minutes to an hour, depending on the load.

3. Input and Output: The UPS Mercury Elite 3200VA/2000W is designed to be connected to a standard AC power source. It usually has a standard input voltage range, such as 220-240V, and provides regulated output power to the connected devices.

4. Battery: The UPS contains an internal battery that is charged when the main power is available. In the event of a power failure, the UPS switches to battery power to supply electricity to the connected devices.

5. Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR): The UPS Mercury Elite 3200VA/2000W often includes AVR technology, which helps stabilize the output voltage and protect connected devices against voltage fluctuations.

6. Interface and Connectivity: The UPS may feature an LCD display or LED indicators to provide information about its status, battery charge level, and other relevant data. It may also include ports for connecting devices, such as USB or Ethernet ports, for monitoring and managing the UPS.

7. Surge Protection: UPS units usually provide surge protection to safeguard connected devices against voltage spikes and surges, which can be damaging to sensitive electronics.

8. Applications: UPS systems like the Mercury Elite 3200VA/2000W are commonly used in environments where uninterrupted power supply is critical, such as data centers, server rooms, medical facilities, and offices hosting sensitive equipment.