Noodstroomvoeding ROLINE ProSecure II 2000VA

The ROLINE ProSecure II 2000VA is an on-line double conversion uninterruptible power supply (UPS) offering 2 kVA capacity and 1400 W output power. Designed for computer systems, servers and network devices, this UPS protects connected equipment from power failure, sags, surges, under‑ and over‑voltage, switch transients, line noise, frequency variations and harmonic distortion. The unit comes in a silver finish and is suitable for home and office installations.

Advantages

This UPS provides continuous on-line double conversion protection for sensitive IT equipment, with short circuit and overload protection and Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) to stabilise output voltage. Built‑in Automatic Battery Management (ABM) extends battery life by up to 50%. It includes telephone/modem surge protection, a serial port and shutdown software with a licence for one server. SNMP capability enables advanced network management when integrated with compatible SNMP accessories.

Suitable for

• Small and medium office servers
• Workstations and desktop PCs
• Network devices (switches, routers, NAS)
• Home office setups requiring clean, uninterrupted power

Key specifications

• Output power capacity: 2 kVA
• Output power: 1400 W
• Topology: On-line double conversion UPS
• Product colour: Silver
• Features: AVR, ABM, short circuit & overload protection
• Interfaces: Serial port; telephone/modem protection; SNMP capable
• Software: Shutdown software included (license for 1 server)

How to use

Install the UPS on a stable, well‑ventilated surface and connect the input to a suitable mains outlet. Connect critical devices to the battery‑backed output sockets and non‑critical loads to surge‑only sockets if available. Configure the shutdown software on the server covered by the included licence and connect the serial cable for power management. Test the setup by simulating a power interruption and verify graceful shutdown of protected systems.

Recommendations

Place the UPS away from heat sources and direct sunlight, perform regular battery self‑tests, and replace batteries according to the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule. Ensure SNMP or serial management connections are configured for monitoring in larger network installations.