DEEYA POWER INDUSTRIES
# 5/529A, Dr. Vaideki Salai, Kottivakkam, Chennai - 600041 (Tamil Nadu) India
Deeya Power Industries offers one of the broadest ranges of power backup solutions for the India market. Our UPS products are specially designed for variety of applications including harsh industrial, light industrial, commercial, IT&ITES, datacenters, healthcare, surveillance, BFSI and SOHO segments.
These UPS units are designed to provide power protection and backup to connected devices in case of power outages or fluctuations. Here's a brief overview of each VA rating:
This UPS has a capacity of 650 volt-amperes. It's suitable for providing backup power to small devices like computers, monitors, routers, and other electronics with relatively low power consumption.
This UPS is a compact unit which combines both benefits of UPS and inverter for long-time operation. It can accept wide input voltage range and provide stable and pure power source to the connected devices such as personal computer, monitor and other Desktop Equipments.
With a capacity of 1000 volt-amperes (1 kVA), this UPS can support slightly more power-hungry devices or a few devices simultaneously. It's a good choice for home offices or small business setups.
A 1200VA UPS offers even more power capacity than the 1000VA model. This makes it suitable for larger setups with more devices or for equipment that requires more power, such as servers, workstations, or gaming setups.
The 2000VA UPS provides a significant power capacity, suitable for more demanding scenarios. It can support multiple devices, larger servers, networking equipment, and even some light industrial applications.
When choosing a UPS, consider the power requirements of the devices you intend to connect to it. It's important to not overload the UPS, as exceeding its capacity could lead to reduced backup runtime or even failure to provide adequate power during outages.
Additionally, remember that the actual runtime a UPS can provide during a power outage will depend on factors such as the load (power consumption of connected devices), the battery capacity, and the efficiency of the UPS. It's a good idea to consult the manufacturer's specifications and guidelines to choose the right UPS for your needs.
