Eb Project Only Ups CP1500PFCLCD Ups System

Product Description

The EB PROJECT ONLY UPS CP1500PFCLCD is a PFC sine wave uninterruptible power supply designed to provide clean, regulated backup power to sensitive electronics and networked equipment. PFC sine wave output makes this unit compatible with active power factor corrected (PFC) power supplies found in modern servers, workstations, and network infrastructure. It supplies conditioned AC power during utility outages and brownouts, protecting connected loads from power disturbances. Electricians and IT infrastructure technicians are the primary trades responsible for specifying and installing this class of UPS in commercial and light-industrial environments.

This UPS is intended for enterprise-grade surge protection and power distribution applications. Typical deployment scenarios include server rooms, telecommunications closets, point-of-sale systems, and networked AV equipment installations where uninterrupted power and sine wave output are required. The unit is sold individually and is categorized within enterprise surge protection and PDU product lines, making it suitable for structured installations where power quality and uptime are critical requirements.

Key Features

• PFC sine wave output compatible with active PFC power supplies in servers and workstations
• Provides backup power during utility outages and brownouts
• Protects connected equipment from surges, spikes, and power disturbances
• Designed for enterprise surge protection and PDU applications
• Sold as an individual unit (quantity per package: 1)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install unit for enterprise surge protection and PDU applications requiring sine wave UPS output. No specific compatible model numbers or system families were provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation and commissioning of this UPS unit should be performed by a qualified electrician or trained IT infrastructure technician in accordance with NEC guidelines and the facility's power management requirements. Before servicing or connecting load equipment, confirm the unit is fully powered down and that upstream circuit breakers are off. Do not exceed the rated load capacity of the unit when calculating connected equipment draw. Follow the manufacturer's documentation for battery connection sequence and runtime testing procedures.