APC Back-UPS Pro, 2200VA/1320W, Torre, 230V, 4 salidas Schuko y 2 IEC C13, iluminación RGB, onda sinusoidal pura, Arctic (Blanco)

The APC BGM2200-GR is a Line-Interactive uninterruptible power supply (UPS) offering 2.2 kVA (1320 W) output with six AC outlets and sealed lead-acid (VRLA) 24 V battery technology. Designed to protect sensitive electronics, it provides backup power and voltage regulation in a compact white tower enclosure. The battery type is VRLA with an expected service life of around 5 years under normal operating conditions.

Advantages

This UPS combines Line-Interactive topology with sine waveform output to support typical office and network equipment. With six AC outlets and a rated output of 1320 W, it balances runtime and capacity for small servers, network devices and workstations. The sealed lead-acid battery design reduces maintenance needs and the tower form factor fits standard rack-adjacent or floor installations.

Suitable for

• Small office servers and NAS
• Network switches, routers and VoIP equipment
• Workstations and desktop PCs
• Point-of-sale terminals and retail equipment
• Home office or compact server closets

Key specifications

• Model: APC BGM2200-GR
• Topology: Line-Interactive
• Output power capacity: 2.2 kVA (1320 W)
• Output waveform: Sine
• AC outlets: 6
• Battery type: Sealed Lead Acid (VRLA) 24 V
• Colour: White
• Weight: 12.34 kg

How to use

Place the UPS on a stable, flat surface with adequate ventilation and connect the UPS to a grounded mains outlet. Plug protected equipment into the AC outlets of the UPS. Verify that the UPS is powered on and configured according to load requirements. Perform regular battery self-tests and monitor status indicators or management software to confirm normal operation. Follow APC documentation for installation, battery replacement and safety precautions.

Recommendations

To maximize battery lifespan, operate the UPS in a temperature-controlled environment, avoid deep discharges where possible, and replace batteries following APC’s recommended intervals or when battery self-tests fail.