UPS TED ® 2200VA 1250W TED004666 with LCD display and 3 outputs

The UPS TED ® 2200VA 1250W TED004666 with LCD display and 3 outputs is a line‑interactive uninterruptible power supply designed to provide short‑term backup power and voltage regulation for small servers, network devices and sensitive electronics. It supplies up to 2200 VA (1250 W) to connected equipment, monitors input and output status via an integrated LCD, and enables orderly shutdowns during extended outages. The compact form factor and three protected output sockets make it suitable for rack or tower installations where space is limited.

Advantages

This TED line‑interactive UPS offers automatic voltage regulation (AVR) to reduce the impact of brownouts and overvoltages without drawing battery power in many cases, extending battery life for true outages. The built‑in LCD provides clear, real‑time information on input voltage, output load and battery status for simple monitoring and decision making. With three output sockets, the unit supports several devices simultaneously and delivers a combined rated power of 1250 W for reliable short‑term backup and smooth shutdowns.

Подходит для

• Малые серверы и сетевые коммутаторы
• Маршрутизаторы, модемы и точки доступа
• Рабочие станции и периферийные устройства
• Хранение данных и NAS-устройства с малой/средней нагрузкой

Key specifications

• Topology: line‑interactive UPS with automatic voltage regulation
• Output capacity: 2200 VA / 1250 W
• Outputs: three protected AC sockets
• Display: integrated LCD showing input/output status and battery information
• Typical runtime: short‑term backup sufficient for orderly shutdowns of connected equipment
• Protection: surge protection and voltage regulation for connected devices

How to use

Connect the UPS to a grounded AC mains outlet and power it on. Plug required equipment into the three output sockets, prioritizing devices that need graceful shutdown first (for example, servers, NAS or network devices). Monitor the LCD to check input voltage, output load and battery charge. During a mains failure the UPS will switch to battery mode and supply power to connected devices; initiate orderly shutdown procedures on critical systems according to their shutdown settings and available runtime shown on the LCD.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, allow the UPS battery to complete a full charge cycle after initial installation and schedule periodic battery tests. Place the UPS in a well‑ventilated, dust‑free location away from direct heat sources. Limit connected load to the rated 1250 W and prioritize devices to ensure essential equipment remains powered long enough for shutdown procedures.