Uninterruptible Power Supply Infosec ZEN-X Master 800 — 800 VA, 480 W, 8x FR/Schuko outlets

Infosec ZEN-X Master 800 is a line-interactive uninterruptible power supply (UPS) delivering 800 VA / 480 W of output via eight FR/Schuko outlets. It protects desktop PCs, network devices and peripheral equipment from short-term power outages, voltage fluctuations and transient surges. The model includes automatic voltage regulation (AVR) to stabilise incoming voltage without using battery power under minor sags or swells, plus a battery-backed mode to provide runtime for safe shutdown or brief continued operation during mains failure.

Advantages

The Infosec ZEN-X Master 800 combines surge protection, AVR and battery backup in a compact tower form factor suitable for office and home environments. Its eight FR/Schuko outlets allow simultaneous connection of multiple devices while maintaining protected power distribution. The line-interactive topology preserves battery life by correcting moderate voltage variations without switching to battery, and the battery mode supplies continuous power during interruptions to prevent data loss and allow controlled shutdown.

Suitable for

• Desktop PCs and workstations
• Network equipment such as routers, switches and small NAS devices
• Office peripherals: monitors, printers, external drives
• Point-of-sale terminals and small server closets

Key specifications

• Output power: 480 W (800 VA)
• Topology: Line-interactive with automatic voltage regulation (AVR)
• Number of outlets: 8 FR/Schuko outlets
• Protection features: surge suppression and battery-backed runtime
• Typical applications: desktop and network equipment protection

How to use

Connect the UPS to a grounded mains outlet and plug protected equipment into the FR/Schuko outlets. Ensure the UPS battery is charged before relying on battery-backed runtime; charging typically begins automatically after initial connection. When mains voltage is within acceptable range, the AVR will regulate the voltage without switching to battery. In the event of a mains failure, the UPS will switch to battery mode to supply connected loads, allowing you to save work and perform an orderly shutdown of critical equipment.

Usage recommendations

Place the UPS in a well-ventilated area away from heat sources and moisture. Verify that the combined load of connected devices does not exceed the rated 480 W output to maintain reliable operation. Periodically test the battery-backed function and replace the battery according to the manufacturer’s maintenance guidance to ensure continued protection.