Uninterruptible Power Supply APC Smart SMT2200IC 2200VA 120V – Tower UPS with AVR and LCD

APC Smart SMT2200IC is a 2200VA, 120V uninterruptible power supply (UPS) engineered to protect servers, network equipment and workstations from power disturbances. The tower UPS provides battery backup and automatic voltage regulation (AVR) to maintain stable output during sags and surges, and an on-board LCD offers real-time status and configuration information. Multiple output receptacles allow connection of critical devices in small office environments and data closets, enabling orderly shutdowns and continued operation during short outages.

Advantages

This UPS combines a 2200VA capacity with AVR to deliver consistent 120V output without transferring to battery for minor voltage fluctuations, reducing unnecessary battery usage. The integrated LCD panel presents clear status, load and battery information and simplifies configuration. Battery backup provides runtime for safe shutdown of servers and workstations, while multiple outlets support several devices concurrently. The tower form factor fits standard rack-adjacent spaces in small offices and server rooms.

Suitable for

• Small office servers and network switches
• Workstations and desktop computers requiring clean power
• Data closet equipment and network appliances
• Graceful shutdown of critical systems during outages

Key specifications

• Output capacity: 2200 VA
• Nominal output voltage: 120 V
• Form factor: tower
• Voltage regulation: automatic voltage regulation (AVR)
• User interface: on-board LCD for status and configuration
• Output connectors: multiple standard outlets for equipment connection
• Battery backup: internal replaceable battery modules for runtime during power loss

How to use

Install the UPS on a stable, ventilated surface close to the protected equipment and plug the UPS into a dedicated 120V AC mains outlet. Connect critical devices to the battery-backed outlets and non-critical devices to surge-only outlets if provided. Use the LCD to verify input voltage, load percentage and battery charge status; configure settings such as sensitivity or audible alarms according to site requirements. When a power outage occurs, the UPS will provide battery-derived power and relay status through the display to allow controlled shutdown procedures for servers and workstations.

Usage recommendations

Position the UPS in a temperature-controlled area, avoid blocking ventilation openings, and perform periodic battery tests and replacements per manufacturer guidelines. Monitor load to ensure the combined connected equipment does not exceed the 2200 VA rating, and use the LCD to track runtime estimates and battery health for reliable protection.