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Energia Max

Compare the four series

The quickest way to narrow the range. Topology is usually the first decision: line-interactive is enough for equipment that tolerates a few milliseconds of break, online double-conversion is required where it is not.

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Energia Max UPS series compared by topology, capacity, waveform, transfer time, power factor, efficiency, parallel operation, monitoring, certification and typical fit
SpecificationAurora III650VA – 2200VAInfinity Series 1–3KVA1KVA – 3KVAInfinity Series 6–10KVA6KVA – 10KVAOptima Series 6–10KVA6KVA – 10KVA
TopologyLine-interactive + AVROnline double-conversionOnline double-conversionOnline double-conversion
Capacity range650VA – 2200VA1KVA – 3KVA6KVA – 10KVA6KVA – 10KVA
Output waveformModified sine wavePure sine wavePure sine wavePure sine wave
Transfer time3–8 ms0 ms0 ms0 ms
Output power factor0.5 – 0.60.90.91.0
Peak efficiency95% (line mode)91% (inverter)94% / 98% ECO95% / 98% ECO
Parallel operationNoNoUp to 3 units (optional)Optional
Remote monitoringUSB (HID)RS232 / USB / EPO / card slotRS232 / optional slot / WinPowerRS232 / USB / EPO / card slot
CertificationCECECE, IEC/EN62040CE, IEC/EN62040
Typical fitWorkstations, retail, home officeComms cabinets, clinical kit, small serversServer rooms, telecom, industrialCritical loads needing full watt capacity

Narrowing it down

Choose this if…

  • Aurora III UPS, 650VA – 2200VA

    Aurora III

    Choose this if you are protecting workstations, tills, routers or AV kit, and a 3–8ms break is acceptable.

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  • Infinity Series 1–3KVA UPS, 1KVA – 3KVAInfinity Series 6–10KVA UPS, 6KVA – 10KVA

    Infinity Series

    Choose this if the load must never see a break, and you need pure sine wave with 0.9pf across 1KVA to 10KVA.

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  • Optima Series 6–10KVA UPS, 6KVA – 10KVA

    Optima Series

    Choose this if you need every nameplate VA as usable watts, adjustable charging, or the widest input window in the range.

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