Uninterruptible Power Supply Green Cell UPS09 — Line-Interactive 3 kVA / 1400 W, 230 V, LCD, Tower, 5x Type F outlets

An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) provides temporary electrical power when the mains supply fails, allowing you to save work and safely shut down connected devices. A UPS also compensates for large or prolonged voltage fluctuations and charges its internal battery while mains power is present. Green Cell line-interactive UPS models include an automatic voltage regulator and offer surge protection and continuous power to connected equipment.

Advantages

Green Cell UPS units combine practical functionality with a compact design and include an easy-to-read LCD display that shows essential operating parameters. Line-interactive topology with AVR protects against mains loss and line disturbances. Models with a pure sine wave output support sensitive electronics and ensure compatibility with a wide range of devices. High-quality AGM batteries provide reliable backup and long service life.

Key specifications

• Topology: Line-interactive (AVR)
• Output waveform: Pure sine wave
• Battery type: AGM
• Battery lifetime: up to 5 years (typical for AGM)
• Switching time: minimal (fast transition to battery)
• Display: LCD for real-time parameters

How to use

Install the UPS near the devices to be protected and connect them to the UPS outlets. When mains power is available, the UPS charges its internal battery and provides surge protection. In the event of a mains failure the UPS switches to battery power within a minimal switching time, giving you time to save work and power down equipment safely. Use the front LCD to monitor input and output voltages, load level, battery capacity and temperature.

Recommendations

Install the dedicated Green Cell management software to monitor real-time measurements (input/output voltage, load, battery capacity, temperature) and to configure automatic shutdown, notifications and email alerts for battery operation. Select a UPS capacity that matches the combined power draw of your connected equipment and prefer pure sine wave models for sensitive electronics.