The new NETYS PL, 600 to 800 VA, is a UPS with multiple outlets for simplified connections: a compact and easy-to-use protection solution for homes and small offices. In addition to six outlets (four for power outage protection and two for surge protection), it features a convenient USB port for charging mobile devices.
The NETYS PE, from 600 to 2000 VA, operates with VI (line interactive) technology with AVR (pseudo-sine waveform) that stabilizes the output voltage and prevents switching to battery operation mode, ensuring load protection in case of power outages.
The NETYS PR MT, from 1000 to 2000 VA, provides protection for offices and small to medium-sized businesses (high-performance computers, CAD systems, routers/modems, external data storage units, and other sensitive electronic equipment), with a mini-tower enclosure for easy placement near the IT load to be powered and protected. It features LOCAL VIEW software, which allows monitoring and shutdown of the UPS, for Windows®, Linux, and Mac OS X systems.
The NETYS PR RT, available in rack or tower versions from 1700 to 3300 VA, is designed to protect network cabinets connected to small servers, storage units, hubs, routers, and VoIP phone systems. It features sine wave inverter technology, ensuring complete compatibility with any type of load and power supply. The battery is hot-swappable, meaning it can be replaced without interrupting service, and includes an optional expansion module (EBM) to meet any autonomy requirement. Remote control is provided by the SOCOMEC UPS NET VISION LAN card.
The NETYS RT family, ranging from 1100 to 11 kVA, features double-conversion online technology and a sinusoidal waveform to filter out all disturbances to and from the network, ensuring maximum service protection. It is ideal for enterprise servers, critical nodes, wide area network peripherals, storage units, routers, bridges, hubs, and other electronic devices. The 5 to 11 kVA range offers enhanced performance: between 10% and 30% more active power to support rapidly evolving critical services that require increasingly reliable, protected power.
