Line interactive UPS keeps you in control
Metartec introduces its Nano 1000 & 2000; which are line interactive UPS systems that offer high reliability through their excellent microprocessor control.
With their highly energy efficient design, the Nano 1000 and 2000 provide a pure sine wave to your load with a topology that offers 50% energy saving compared to similar AC mode products on the market.
Metartec's Nano 1000 & 2000 have a built-in super smart charger, which charges the UPS battery to 90% capacity in 4 hours. This subsequently provides almost complete autonomy for your systems in a relatively short space of time.
Its ability to charge its batteries both on ‘off mode' as well as at low voltage makes the Nano 1000 and 2000 twice as powerful as its competitive UPS. The Nano series will also ‘auto-restart' while AC power is recovering and has a ‘cold start function'; which means the Nano 1000 and 2000 will start working from their battery without requiring any utility supply.
Through the Boost and Buck AVR, the Metartec Nano 1000 and 2000 stabilises its voltage output so preventing any electrical spikes, subsequently providing your load with a consistent and controlled power supply at all times.
Finally, the Metartec Nano 1000 and 2000 will seamlessly link into your existing systems through its built-in USB communication port and RJ-45 network protection.
In short the Metartec Nano 1000 and 2000 is an environmentally sound UPS that is simple to use and provides your load with a clean power supply and support whenever it is needed.
Metartec
Tel. 0845 643 9772
www.metartec.com
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