UPS MPL Power TM-LI-1k2-PC-2x7 1200VA 720W uninterruptible power supply

MPL Power TM-LI-1k2-PC-2x7 is a 1200VA / 720W uninterruptible power supply (UPS) engineered to provide temporary backup power and basic surge protection for desktop computers, networking equipment and peripheral devices. It maintains power continuity during short outages, supports controlled shutdown of connected systems and helps stabilise voltage to reduce the risk of data loss or hardware damage caused by abrupt power interruptions and fluctuations.

Advantages

This UPS delivers a rated output of 720W with a 1200VA capacity, offering a balance between power reserve and compact form factor suitable for small office or home environments. It includes multiple output sockets to connect essential devices and provides automatic voltage regulation to handle minor voltage variations without switching to battery unnecessarily. The unit is designed for straightforward installation and quiet operation, with built-in protections against overload, short circuit and deep discharge.

Suitable for

• Home office desktop computers and workstations
• Small business servers, network switches and routers
• External hard drives, NAS devices and printers
• Point-of-sale terminals and VoIP equipment

Key specifications

• Capacity: 1200VA / 720W
• Topology: line-interactive with automatic voltage regulation
• Output waveform: stepped approximation to sine wave (or as specified by manufacturer)
• Number of output sockets: multiple rear outlets for battery-backed and surge-only connections
• Battery type: internal sealed lead-acid rechargeable batteries
• Typical transfer time: short transfer time to battery on mains failure
• Protections: overload protection, short-circuit protection, battery deep-discharge protection
• Form factor: compact tower design suitable for desktop or floor placement

How to use

Place the UPS on a stable, well-ventilated surface away from direct heat sources and liquids. Connect the UPS to a grounded AC mains outlet using the supplied power cord, then plug critical devices into the battery-backed outlets and less critical peripherals into surge-only outlets if available. Turn on the UPS and allow it to charge the internal batteries for the recommended initial period before relying on battery power. When mains power fails, the UPS will switch to battery and provide temporary power to connected equipment, enabling safe shutdown or continued operation for a limited time depending on the load and battery condition.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, periodically test the UPS and perform scheduled battery maintenance or replacement according to the manufacturer's guidelines. Avoid connecting equipment that exceeds the 720W load capacity. Use the UPS to protect devices that require orderly shutdown during outages and to guard against voltage spikes and brownouts.