The VIX provides everything you need for a simple low cost power protection solution including surge supression, Voltage Regulation and of course battery backup. The unit is simple to operate and comes complete with PC shutdown software that is connected via USB, so you can rest assured you will not lose any data if you have a power cut whilst you are away from your desk (or busy scrambling around in the dark for a torch).

VIX2060 Uninterruptible Power Supply - Bargain.

We’ve got the IP-PRO-Evolution at under £45 delivered. This will provide you with quality surge protection as well as battery backup allowing you to continue to trade even if the lights go off for a while.

If you’re short of space then what about the OPTI VS575C for £50 delivered? This is an ideal system for a EPOS terminal.

When money’s tight it’s easy to skimp on the power protection and not spend the money, but at these low prices it’s crazy not to.

The following product categories are no longer available at UPSMart but are at Power Inspired:

• Medical UPS Systems
• Three Phase UPS Systems
• Marine UPS Systems
• UPS Systems over 3KVA
• Power Conditioners and Power Conditioned UPS Systems
• Eaton Online Double Conversion UPS Systems

In addition some products have been removed in their entirety. Links are provided for legacy reasons. Any link into the UPSMart website will provide the appropriate link for the Power Inspired website if the product has been removed from UPSMart.

Simply select what load you have and add your own items and the tool will calculate your total power requirement. Hit “Select My UPS System” and the tool integrates with the existing bo-selector tool to enable you to make further choices such as run time, technology, form factor, manufacturer to give you the Uninterruptible Power Supply that meets your requirements.

It’s a truly simplified process that makes selecting your ideal system easy. Give it a go here: Select Uninterruptible Power Supply By Device

Well, this question doesn’t concern only those involved with power protection of course, but the first things to check for include the following:

1. Does the site employ SSL? If you are asked to enter any information, such as when registering for an account, your details should be encrypted using SSL. Your browser should show a padlock symbol or similar when in an SSL environment.
2. Is the site obvious about who they are? Are you dealing with Joe Bloggs who runs the business out of his garage, or are you dealing with a reputable company. For example, UPSMart is the trading website of Power Inspired Ltd. If you go to the About Us section of the web site you note that we make this as clear as day. Power Inspired are a limited liability company, registered at Companies House, which you can check here.
3. Any business of substance will be registered for VAT. You can check the VAT number is valid at the Europa Web Site.

Well, these are a few of the obvious things you can check for. I’ve come across web sites that copy exact the layout and feel of the manufacturers web site. You would think you were buying direct from the manufacturer. I’ll have to talk our legal people about this as I’m no legal boffin, but to me this appears misleading at best and even fraudulent. Other sites are clearly created by somebody who has downloaded some web templates, put in some pictures (usually the same one across the range) and is now a bona fide power protection specialist!

You wont find such practices at Power Inspired or on any of our web sites. We are open and clear about who we are and who we represent. There’s honesty and integrity in our organisation and you can rest assured that you can buy with complete confidence from UPSMart.

Manufactured to the highest specifications by Eaton Powerware, these electronic Power Distribution Units (ePDU) come in three different flavours:

• Basic Just the outlets, no electronics.
• Metered Contains easy to read ammeter for current monitoring
• Monitored Contains ammeter plus an Ethernet port for monitoring currents over a network.

There’s a combination of input plugs – EN60309 32A and 16A Commando plugs, EN60320 IEC 10A C14 and 16A C20 plugs and the good old BS1363 UK 13A plug.

Output combinations include EN60320 10A C13, 16A C19 and 13A UK outlets, or a combination.

Some of the units can be vertically and horizontally mounted, others vertical only, and the higher powered version in a 2U rack format.

As always competitively prices, these PDUs are an essential addition to any data room installation.

Power Distribution

Priced to sell at £150 they won’t last long so act like the early bird.

The KR1000J is a rack or free standing online double conversion Uninterruptible Power Supply. You will not get better levels of power protection at this unbelievably low price.

Spread the word.

KR1000-J

Their line interactive design means that they will protect against voltage fluctuations without needlessly dropping to battery, conserving battery power and life. Each model provides surge suppression, with the 600VA model having a dedicated surge suppression only output port. The pseudo-sinewave inverter makes the systems appropriate for use on stand alone PC’s and software is provided to allow safe shutting down of the PC in the event of mains failure. Communication with the UPS is via a USB interface with supplied cable. A simple LED display shows UPS status at a glance.

The 600VA model will provide protection for all but the most powerful of systems, and the 1200VA for higher powered systems or for added runtime.

VIX Series Uninterruptible Power Supplies

If you see it anywhere cheaper, let us know. We’ll match or beat any genuine offer.

We’ll be reducing other prices over the next few days so keep checking.

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