RS Series High Frequency Online UPS 1K-10KVA

·Double Conversion True Online UPS With Pure Sine-Wave Output

.Robust Design, Conformal Coating,Strong Anti-Corrosion Capability For Harsh Environment

. Extra Wide Input Voltage(90V-300Vac), Well Compatible With Gen-Set

·Input Power Factor Correction,Save Power, Wiring Expense For Use

.Strong Loading Capability, Work Well With Laser Printer, Ultrasonic Cleaner

.Compact Size,Win Valuable Space For User

·Open For Customization,Seamless Integrate With Automatic Control System

True Online Double Conversion—No Corners Cut

First, the part that matters most: this is a genuine high frequency online UPS. That means double conversion, all the time. The inverter never rests. Incoming AC gets rectified to DC, filtered clean, and then rebuilt into a brand-new pure sine wave. Your equipment runs on regenerated power every second. When the grid fails, there's no transfer time—the battery simply feeds the DC bus and the output doesn't flinch. Not a millisecond. For sensitive gear like servers, network switches, or industrial controllers that log every power wobble, this is the baseline you want.

Conformal Coating: The Unseen Shield

Most UPS circuit boards are naked—exposed copper traces and solder joints sitting in whatever air the fan pulls through. In a humid coastal site or a dusty grain handling facility, that's a recipe for slow corrosion or conductive dust bridging traces and causing phantom faults. The RS Series boards get a conformal coating—a thin, transparent layer that seals out moisture, dust, and mild chemical nasties. It's the same kind of protection you find in military electronics and outdoor-rated gear. If you've ever had a UPS mysteriously die after two summers of humidity, this is the fix.

Wide Input Window That Saves the Battery

The input voltage range is 90V to 300V, and the frequency tolerance runs 40 to 70Hz. That's wide enough that the UPS doesn't panic every time the grid sags when the big air compressor kicks on. It stays on utility power through deep brownouts and moderate swells, only switching to battery when the voltage genuinely goes out of bounds. That keeps the battery fully charged for real blackouts and extends its working life—fewer unnecessary cycles, less wear. And because the range is generous, the RS Series is naturally generator compatible. A backup genset with sloppy voltage and frequency regulation won't cause the UPS to bounce between battery and bypass. It syncs, it accepts, and it delivers clean output while the generator does its thing.

Input Power Factor Correction: Easier on the Wiring

Active input power factor correction pushes the input power factor above 0.99. In plain English, the UPS draws current cleanly and in phase with the voltage. That reduces the reactive current bouncing around your wiring, cuts down on I²R losses, and puts less heat stress on upstream breakers and transformers. If you're running a long cable run from the panel to a remote UPS location, that efficiency gain is noticeable. You might even skip the cost of upsizing the feeder cable.

Handles the Loads That Trip Cheaper Units

Not every load is a well-behaved server power supply. Laser printers pull sharp current spikes when the fuser heater cycles on—enough to make a weak inverter distort its output or trip entirely. Ultrasonic cleaners draw a non-linear waveform that looks nothing like a clean sine wave. The RS Series inverter is designed with enough headroom to handle these tough non-linear loads without faulting or dropping to bypass. So if your rack also serves a couple of office printers or your workbench runs a cleaner alongside the test computer, this unit won't complain.

Compact Chassis, Open to Your System

Despite the rugged build, the RS Series keeps a compact footprint. It doesn't sprawl across the floor or eat up half a rack. In a cramped utility closet, that's the difference between fitting everything and having to find a new plan. And if you need the UPS to talk to a building management system, an industrial PLC, or a custom supervisory platform, the control architecture is open to customization. No sealed black box, no locked-down firmware that refuses to cooperate.

Where the RS Series Lives

This is your unit if the environment is rough, the grid is unreliable but not catastrophic, and you don't need lithium batteries. Voltage rarely dips below 90V? You're good. The room isn't climate-controlled? The conformal coating has your back. You need to power a mix of IT gear and small machinery? The inverter handles it. It's a straight-talking, heavy-duty online UPS for the spaces that don't make the brochure photos.

No unnecessary features, no fragile office-grade internals. Just a machine that shows up, takes whatever power you feed it, and keeps your load running until the grid decides to behave.