UPS
Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) provide battery backup and power conditioning for critical security infrastructure. When the building power goes out, the UPS keeps your recorders recording, your access control doors functioning correctly, and your network switches online.
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UPS models we install
APC
APC Back-UPS 650 (BE650G1)
The APC Back-UPS 650 (BE650G1) is a 650 VA / 390 W battery backup + surge protector — 8 NEMA 5-15R outlets total (4 battery-backup + 4 surge-only), 340 J surge energy rating, RJ45 Ethernet protection, ultra-efficient 'Green' design that consumes less power during normal operation. ~12 minutes runtime at half load (195 W), ~3.3 minutes at full 390 W. APC's $75,000 lifetime equipment-protection policy. The Chicago go-to entry UPS for compact security panels, network closets, and small office equipment.
UltraTech
UltraTech 0E-1500V10RD
1500 VA / 900 W mini-tower UPS with AVR and ten outlets — battery backup for a workstation, security panel, or small network closet.
UltraTech
UltraTech 0E-RCKMT1500
The UltraTech (W Box) 0E-RCKMT1500 is a 1500 VA / 1050 W rack/tower line-interactive UPS — 2U rackmount form factor, 8 outlets, Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR), maximum 7 Ah battery. Provides battery backup and surge protection for servers, network devices, and telecom installations without active PFC power supplies. The Chicago go-to 1500 VA rack-mount UPS for security NVR / network-rack backup at mid-size commercial properties.
UltraTech
UltraTech 0E-RCKMT2200
Rack-mount 2000 VA / 1540 W UPS with AVR — rides the NVR and switches through an outage from a 2U slot.
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About UPS
Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) provide battery backup and power conditioning for critical security infrastructure. When the building power goes out, the UPS keeps your recorders recording, your access control doors functioning correctly, and your network switches online. We size UPS systems based on the actual load of each project and the runtime requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long will a UPS keep my system running?
Runtime depends on the UPS capacity (VA/W rating) and the connected load. A typical 1500VA UPS powering a recorder and switch may provide 15–30 minutes. Larger rack-mount UPS units can deliver longer runtimes or support more equipment.