Minuteman PRO-LCD PRO700LCD - UPS - 490 Watt - 700 VA
Mfg # PRO700LCD
CDW # 2534792
| UNSPSC 39121011
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Line interactive simulated sine wave UPSs are designed to support workstations, small phone systems, and network/server devices. The Minuteman PRO-LCD series UPS, successor of the PRO-E, offers automatic voltage regulation and a small footprint, providing excellent protection in a range of environments.
The PRO-LCD has enhanced features including built-in Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) technology to provide a boost to incoming AC during low voltage situations in addition to trimming the AC during a high voltage situation, preserving vital battery backup power for blackouts, and extending the life of the batteries. The PRO-LCD includes Independent Battery Bypass which allows it to provide AVR and surge and spike protection with weak or even dead batteries without dropping the load from utility AC power. Other features include a large LCD display which shows users input and output voltage and frequency, UPS and battery status, and estimated runtime remaining based on the attached load. Each unit also includes protection for either a network or a phone line to keep damaging AC surges and spikes from entering through those pathways.
The PRO-LCD has enhanced features including built-in Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) technology to provide a boost to incoming AC during low voltage situations in addition to trimming the AC during a high voltage situation, preserving vital battery backup power for blackouts, and extending the life of the batteries. The PRO-LCD includes Independent Battery Bypass which allows it to provide AVR and surge and spike protection with weak or even dead batteries without dropping the load from utility AC power. Other features include a large LCD display which shows users input and output voltage and frequency, UPS and battery status, and estimated runtime remaining based on the attached load. Each unit also includes protection for either a network or a phone line to keep damaging AC surges and spikes from entering through those pathways.