Online UPS

UPS Selection

Understanding the Vertiv Liebert GXT4 UPS Series

Introduction The Vertiv Liebert GXT4 family is an established online UPS platform designed for applications requiring continuous power protection. Power Icon’s current catalogue includes GXT4 models ranging from 500VA to 3000VA. Available Power Icon Models Important Compatibility Consideration GXT4 models have different input/output configurations. In particular, the listed GXT4-RT120 models are designed around 120V configurations, while the GXT4-3000RT208 is a 208V configuration. Electrical compatibility must therefore be confirmed before deployment. Power Icon Availability These units are pre-owned, refurbished and tested before delivery. New replacement batteries are available separately.

UPS Selection

Understanding the Vertiv Liebert GXT5 UPS Series

Introduction The Vertiv Liebert GXT5 family includes online double-conversion UPS systems designed for applications requiring protected and continuous power. Power Icon’s current catalogue includes GXT5 models from 750VA through 3000VA. Available Power Icon Models GXT5-750IRT2UXLE — 750VA / 750W GXT5-1000IRT2UXLE — 1000VA / 1000W GXT5-1500IRT2UXLE — 1500VA / 1500W GXT5-2000IRT2UXLE — 2000VA / 2000W GXT5-3000IRT2UXLE — 3000VA / 3000W Key Characteristics The GXT5 platform includes features such as: Power Icon Availability Our GXT5 units are pre-owned equipment refurbished and tested by Power Icon. New replacement batteries are available separately.

UPS Basics

What Is Online Double-Conversion UPS Technology?

Introduction Online double-conversion is a UPS architecture designed for continuous power conditioning and protection. How It Works The incoming AC power is converted to DC and then converted back to AC before being delivered to the connected load. This creates a controlled output supply for connected equipment. Why It Matters Online double-conversion UPS systems can be useful for applications where: Where Are They Used? Common application areas include: Final takeaway The UPS architecture should match the importance and sensitivity of the connected equipment.

UPS Basics

Online UPS vs. Standby UPS: What’s the Difference?

Introduction Not every UPS uses the same power-protection architecture. Two commonly discussed approaches are standby UPS systems and online UPS systems. Understanding the difference can help when evaluating equipment for critical applications. Standby UPS A standby UPS normally supplies incoming utility power to connected equipment and switches to battery power when the input supply fails or moves outside acceptable limits. Online UPS An online double-conversion UPS continuously processes incoming electrical power before delivering output power to the connected equipment. This architecture is commonly used where power quality and continuity are important. Why Choose Online? Online UPS systems can be appropriate for: Final takeaway UPS selection should be based on the actual application rather than simply choosing the cheapest available backup system.