The Power Guard PG 2000VA PS Offline UPS is built with a Metal Body design for long-lasting performance. This 1200W Offline UPS supports a load capacity of 1200 Watt, making it suitable for desktop computers, workstations, and office equipment. Power Guard PG 2000VA PS operates with an input voltage range of 175-275 VAC and delivers 220/230 VAC output with ±10% accuracy.
Designed for stable backup power, the Power Guard PG 2000VA PS 2000VA Offline UPS features a transfer time of only 2-6 ms. This quick response helps connected devices continue operating during power interruptions. The Metal Body UPS includes two 12V 9Ah batteries and provides approximately 15 to 50 minutes of backup for one desktop PC and one monitor, depending on the connected load.
During operation, the Power Guard PG 2000VA PS 1200W Offline UPS offers clear status indicators for convenient monitoring. A green light signals AC mode, while a red light shows battery mode. A yellow light warns about overload conditions, and the built-in beeping alarm provides audible notifications when attention is required. These indicators help users monitor power conditions without difficulty.
For homes, offices, and commercial setups, the Power Guard PG 2000VA PS Metal Body UPS delivers consistent backup power with reliable voltage support. It operates at a battery frequency of 50/60Hz ±5%, ensuring stable output during outages. With its 1200W load capacity, durable metal enclosure, and efficient switching performance, the Power Guard PG 2000VA PS 2000VA Offline UPS is a practical power backup solution for essential electronic devices.
Under the following conditions, the warranty would not be provided:
• UPS burning due to thunder, abnormal overload, insect entrance and others.
• If ambient temperature should not be maintained at 20 to 26 degrees Celsius with proper dehumidification. (24/7)
• If the product is placed in a dusty and damp place.
• In the absence of Generator connectivity Without proper battery charge, the warranty will be void.
• Battery swelling and overcharging due to the wrong system voltage setting of the UPS.