Europower EPWM-MPS-1500/24 1500 VA
 | Outdated Product Line-interactive uninterruptible power supply (UPS) designed for wall mounting, without built-in batteries, generating a pure sine wave and supporting modern LiFePO4 batteries with adjustable charging current from 5 to 20 A. Released by the manufacturer in 2025 as a mid-range solution intended for creating backup power systems for both household and professional equipment. The product line includes options with power capacities of 1000, 1500, and 2000 VA. The nominal power of the UPS Europower EPWM-MPS-1500/24 stands at 1050 W with a peak capacity of 1500 VA, which is sufficient for powering computers, gas boilers, circulation pumps, and other sensitive equipment. The key feature of this model is the support for lithium iron phosphate batteries, which offer an enhanced lifespan of up to 70...00 charge-discharge cycles compared to 400-800 cycles for traditional lead-acid batteries. The wide range of charging current adjustment allows effective use of batteries with various capacities. The formation of a pure sine wave ensures compatibility with equipment that has transformer power supplies and active power factor correction. The switching time to batteries is 6 ms, ensuring continuous operation of equipment. The built-in stabilizing function operates within an input voltage range of 145-275 V. The cold start function allows starting equipment when there is no voltage in the network, and the ability to hot-swap the battery ensures ease of maintenance. The wall-mounted design saves space and simplifies installation.
Key highlight features include: support for long-lasting LiFePO4 batteries, compatibility with sensitive equipment due to its pure sine wave generation, rapid 6 ms switching time for uninterrupted power, and space-saving wall-mounted design. E-Catalog uses affiliate links compensated by our partners. |
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Line-interactive uninterruptible power supply (UPS) designed for wall mounting, without built-in batteries, generating a pure sine wave and supporting modern LiFePO4 batteries with adjustable charging current from 5 to 20 A. Released by the manufacturer in 2025 as a mid-range solution intended for creating backup power systems for both household and professional equipment. The product line includes options with power capacities of 1000, 1500, and 2000 VA.
The nominal power of the UPS Europower EPWM-MPS-1500/24 stands at 1050 W with a peak capacity of 1500 VA, which is sufficient for powering computers, gas boilers, circulation pumps, and other sensitive equipment. The key feature of this model is the support for lithium iron phosphate batteries, which offer an enhanced lifespan of up to 7000 charge-discharge cycles compared to 400-800 cycles for traditional lead-acid batteries.
The wide range of charging current adjustment allows effective use of batteries with various capacities. The formation of a pure sine wave ensures compatibility with equipment that has transformer power supplies and active power factor correction. The switching time to batteries is 6 ms, ensuring continuous operation of equipment. The built-in stabilizing function operates within an input voltage range of 145-275 V.
The cold start function allows starting equipment when there is no voltage in the network, and the ability to hot-swap the battery ensures ease of maintenance. The wall-mounted design saves space and simplifies installation. Key highlight features include: support for long-lasting LiFePO4 batteries, compatibility with sensitive equipment due to its pure sine wave generation, rapid 6 ms switching time for uninterrupted power, and space-saving wall-mounted design.
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