Qoltec Monolith UPS διπλής μετατροπής Online 0,65 kVA 360 W 2 πρίζες

Qoltec Monolith UPS Double-conversion Online 0.65 kVA 360 W is a compact uninterruptible power supply designed to provide continuous, regulated power to computers and other sensitive equipment. The unit uses double‑conversion online topology to deliver stable AC output regardless of input fluctuations and includes two AC outlets and a USB Type‑B port for communication. Its 12 V, 9 Ah battery and passive cooling make it suitable for home or small office environments where reliable power backup is required.

Advantages

The double‑conversion online design ensures a clean, continuous sine output and isolates connected devices from mains disturbances. Built‑in features include USB communication for power management, built‑in battery with a total capacity matched to the 360 W output, and a compact black housing with passive cooling that requires no additional ventilation. The UPS offers short transfer time and consistent voltage regulation, reducing the risk of data loss or equipment damage during power events.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and workstations
• Small home or office network equipment
• Point‑of‑sale systems and cash registers
• External drives and data backup devices

Key specifications

• Output power: 360 W
• Apparent power: 0.65 kVA
• Battery: 12 V, 9 Ah (built‑in)
• AC outlets: 2
• USB: USB Type‑B (for communication)
• Topology: Double‑conversion Online
• Cooling: Passive
• Weight: 3.544 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Install the UPS on a stable, flat surface in a dry, ventilated location away from direct heat sources. Connect the UPS to mains power and allow the internal battery to charge fully before first use. Plug the equipment to be protected into the UPS AC outlets and connect the USB Type‑B port to a computer if you want to use power management software. In the event of mains failure, the UPS will supply power from its battery automatically; monitor status via the UPS software or the device indicators.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, periodically test the UPS under load, keep firmware and management software up to date, and replace the battery according to manufacturer guidance or when runtime becomes noticeably reduced. Avoid connecting equipment that exceeds the 360 W output capacity.