FSP Eufo 2k noodstroomvoorziening (UPS) line-interactive 2 kVA 1800 W 8 AC-uitgangen

The FSP Eufo EU-1102TS is a 2 kVA uninterruptible power supply (UPS) providing 1600 W of output power and a 0.8 output power factor in a compact rack/tower form factor. Designed for networking, telecom and server environments, it supplies server-grade protection against power failure, spikes and surges. The unit includes a sine waveform output, eight AC outlets and a 48 V, 9 Ah battery with an internal active cooling system and a typical recharge time of 4 hours. It is certified to IEC 62040-1 and IEC 62040-2 standards.

Advantages

The UPS delivers stable sine-wave output and 1600 W continuous power suitable for sensitive equipment. Its flexible rack/tower design and an easy-shift LCD panel simplify installation and monitoring. Built-in active cooling and a 4-hour recharge time support reliable operation, while IEC 62040-series certification confirms compliance with safety and electromagnetic compatibility requirements.

Suitable for

• Network switches, routers and firewalls
• Small to medium servers and NAS systems
• Telecom equipment and VoIP systems
• Point-of-sale terminals and critical workstations

Key specifications

• Model: FSP Eufo EU-1102TS
• Output power capacity: 2 kVA (1600 W)
• Output power factor: 0.8
• AC outlets: 8
• Battery: 48 V, 9 Ah
• Waveform: Pure sine wave
• Form factor: Rack/tower convertible
• Cooling: Active cooling
• Battery recharge time: 4 hours
• Certifications: IEC 62040-1, IEC 62040-2
• Colour: Black

How to use

Install the UPS in a suitable rack space or place it on a stable surface in tower orientation according to the included manual. Connect critical devices to the eight AC outlets and ensure the battery is fully charged before relying on battery backup. Use the LCD panel to view input/output status, load level and battery condition. For extended runtime or battery replacement, follow manufacturer instructions and use compatible replacement batteries.

Recommendations

Place the unit in a ventilated environment, avoid direct sunlight and maintain ambient temperature within the manufacturer’s specified range. Regularly test the UPS and replace the battery when capacity drops below recommended levels to ensure continued protection of connected equipment.