Uninterruptible Power Supply UPS APC SRV2KIL-E 2 kVA 1800 W Sine Wave

The APC SRV2KIL-E is a 2 kVA uninterruptible power supply designed to provide reliable backup power and clean sine wave output for servers, network equipment and other sensitive electronics. With 1800 W continuous output and a C20 power plug connection, this UPS uses sealed lead acid (VRLA) battery technology with a 72 V nominal battery voltage and a typical recharge time of 5.5 hours. The unit is finished in black, rated IP20 for indoor installation and has compact rack/tower-compatible dimensions of 335 mm width, 425 mm depth and 336 mm height.

Advantages

This UPS supplies a true sine wave output that supports sensitive loads and active power factor-corrected equipment. The 2 kVA capacity with 1800 W output allows protection of multiple devices while maintaining stable voltage and frequency during power events. Sealed lead acid batteries provide proven, maintainable backup power without the need for frequent servicing. The unit's IP20 rating and robust enclosure make it suitable for standard data center, server room or telecommunications environments.

Suitable for

• Small to medium server racks and network closets
• Critical networking equipment (switches, routers, firewalls)
• VoIP and PBX systems
• Storage controllers and SAN/NAS appliances
• Workstations and point-of-sale systems requiring clean power

Key specifications

• Output power: 1800 W continuous
• Apparent power capacity: 2 kVA
• Output waveform: pure sine wave
• Battery type: Sealed Lead Acid (VRLA)
• Battery voltage: 72 V nominal
• Battery recharge time: approximately 5.5 hours
• Protection rating: IP20 (indoor use)
• Dimensions (W x D x H): 335 x 425 x 336 mm
• Weight: 45.8 kg
• Color: Black
• Input/Output connector: C20 power plug (output)

How to use

Install the APC SRV2KIL-E in a stable, ventilated indoor location or within a compatible rack enclosure using the recommended mounting accessories. Connect incoming mains power to the UPS input according to local electrical regulations and then plug protected devices into the UPS output receptacle(s) using compatible C20 connections or supplied cabling. Allow the unit to charge the batteries fully after installation; the typical recharge time is around 5.5 hours. Monitor status indicators or connected management software to verify normal operation and battery condition.

Usage recommendations

Place the UPS in a temperature-controlled environment within the manufacturer's recommended operating range, avoid exposure to liquids or corrosive atmospheres, and schedule periodic battery checks. For critical loads, perform capacity planning to ensure runtime meets requirements and consider parallel or larger-capacity units if extended autonomy is needed.