FSP ECO 800-GE SAI Line-Interactive 800VA 480W RJ11/RJ45 3x Schuko

Unstable mains voltage, brownouts, and sudden blackouts can corrupt data and damage sensitive electronics. The FSP ECO 800-GE line-interactive UPS provides automatic voltage regulation and battery backup to keep your workstation, network devices, or point-of-sale system running through short outages and safe from harmful power fluctuations.

Who is it for

This UPS suits home offices, small businesses, and retail environments that need reliable protection for computers, routers, modems, and other electronic equipment. Its compact tower design fits easily on or under a desk, while the three Schuko output sockets cover common European power plugs.

Main features

• 800 VA / 480 W line-interactive topology with simulated sine wave output
• 3 Schuko (Type F) output sockets for direct connection of devices
• Automatic voltage regulation (AVR) stabilizes input voltage from 162 to 290 VAC
• RJ-11 and RJ-45 data line protection against surges on phone and network lines
• USB communication port for monitoring and unattended shutdown
• Audible alarms for battery mode, low battery, overload, and fault conditions
• Compact tower form factor with LED indicators for status at a glance

Specifications

• UPS technology: Line-interactive
• Apparent power: 800 VA
• Real power: 480 W
• Output waveform: Simulated sine wave
• Input voltage: 220/230/240 VAC
• Input voltage range: 162 - 290 VAC
• Input frequency: 50/60 Hz (auto-sensing)
• Transfer time: 2-6 ms typical, 10 ms max
• Battery: 12V/9Ah x 1
• Recharge time: 4-6 hours to 90% capacity
• Data line protection: RJ-11, RJ-45
• Communication interface: USB
• Surge protection: Yes
• Audible alarms: Battery mode, low battery, overload, fault
• Operating temperature: 0 - 40 °C
• Operating humidity: 0 - 90% RH (non-condensing)
• Noise level: < 40 dB
• Form factor: Compact Tower

Tips

Connect only essential equipment to the battery-backed sockets to maximize runtime during an outage. Use the USB cable and power management software to configure automatic shutdown of your computer when the battery is low. Periodically test the UPS by unplugging it from the wall to ensure the battery holds charge and the alarm sounds.