Uninterruptible Power Supply PowerWalker VFI 3000 LICR IOT PF1 On-Line 3000VA with 8× IEC C13 outputs

PowerWalker VFI 3000 LICR IOT PF1 On-Line 3000VA with 8× IEC C13 outputs is an on-line uninterruptible power supply (UPS) engineered to protect servers, network equipment and other critical electronics. With 3000VA of capacity and continuous double-conversion topology, the unit delivers stable, clean AC power and rapid battery-backed transfer to keep connected equipment operating during mains disturbances. The compact, rack/tower-capable design and eight IEC C13 outputs enable powering multiple devices in small server rooms, data closets or office environments.

Advantages

The on-line double-conversion architecture provides continuous voltage and frequency regulation, isolating connected equipment from mains fluctuations and ensuring low total harmonic distortion and consistent sine-wave output. Built-in battery backup offers immediate, seamless transfer to battery power during outages, while overload and short-circuit protection safeguard both the UPS and connected devices. Multiple IEC C13 outlets simplify distribution to several devices without additional power strips.

Suitable for

• Small and medium server rooms
• Network switches, routers and firewalls
• Rack-mounted and tower servers
• Workstations and critical office electronics
• Edge computing and network closets

Key specifications

• Topology: On-line double-conversion (VFI)
• Rated capacity: 3000 VA
• Output waveform: Pure sine wave with low harmonic distortion
• Output connections: Eight IEC C13 sockets
• Power factor: 1.0
• Transfer behaviour: Seamless switch to battery on mains failure
• Form factor: Rack/tower compatible

How to use

Install the UPS according to rack or floor placement recommendations, secure the unit and connect the UPS to a properly grounded mains supply. Connect equipment to the IEC C13 outputs, ensuring the total load does not exceed the UPS rated capacity. Configure any available communication or monitoring features as required to enable orderly shutdowns and event logging. Test battery operation after installation to confirm the UPS switches to battery power and supplies connected equipment during simulated mains interruptions.

Usage recommendations

Place the UPS in a ventilated, dust-free environment away from heat sources. Regularly inspect battery health and perform periodic load and battery runtime tests. Ensure connected equipment power consumption remains within the rated 3000 VA capacity and distribute devices across the available IEC C13 outputs to avoid outlet overloading.