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Our uninterruptible power supplies are engineered for professional integration, protecting sensitive electronics from damaging fluctuations and complete power loss. Line-interactive models use automatic voltage regulation to correct common sags and swells without draining the battery, preserving it for a true emergency.
For the most critical applications, our on-line, double-conversion units provide the ultimate protection by constantly regenerating a pure sine wave. With versatile rack, tower, and wall-mount form factors, LynTec UPS systems integrate seamlessly into any equipment rack or control room.
Engineered for AV system reliability.
Smarter power correction that preserves battery life.
Flexible form factors for any installation.
Designed for long-term, serviceable operation.
Your questions, answered.
Yes, several models are designed for installation flexibility. The SRA Series, for example, can be deployed in three different ways: horizontally in a standard 19-inch equipment rack, vertically as a freestanding tower, or mounted to a wall using the included hardware.
To ensure clear visibility of system status in any orientation, these units feature a front-panel LCD that can be rotated 90 degrees, making them a versatile solution for control rooms, IT closets, or credenzas.
Our UPS systems are engineered for long-term serviceability to minimize downtime and total cost of ownership. Many models, such as the SRA Series, feature user-replaceable, hot-swappable battery packs.
This design allows a technician to safely replace the batteries while the UPS remains online and continues to power the connected equipment. This eliminates the need to schedule a maintenance window or interrupt the operation of your critical systems for routine battery service.
To properly size a UPS, first sum the total power consumption in watts for all devices you intend to connect. This information is typically found on the equipment’s power supply or in its technical specifications.
Select a UPS with a wattage capacity that is at least 20-25% higher than your total load. This provides a safe operational margin and accommodates the initial high power draw of some devices during startup. Remember that the runtime provided by the battery is inversely proportional to the load; a lighter load will run for a longer time.
LynTec UPS units provide key integration points for system management. Models like the KIN 1000 include an RS-232 communication port, which can be used for basic status monitoring and automated shutdown commands from a connected computer or control processor.
For facility-wide safety integration, the SRA Series includes an Emergency Power Off (EPO) port. This simple contact closure input allows the UPS to be shut down immediately by a master fire alarm or emergency control panel, a common requirement in many commercial installations.
A line-interactive UPS, like our KIN and SRA series, includes an internal transformer that provides automatic voltage regulation (AVR). This allows the UPS to correct common under-voltage (sags) and over-voltage (swells) conditions without switching to its battery. This preserves battery runtime for a complete power failure, reduces wear on internal components, and provides more stable, consistent power to your connected equipment.
A line-interactive UPS with Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) actively corrects common voltage sags and swells without switching to battery power. This is a significant advantage in professional AV systems.
By handling minor power fluctuations internally, the UPS preserves its battery capacity for a complete power outage. This extends the service life of the battery and ensures maximum runtime is available when it is truly needed to protect critical control processors, servers, and network hardware.
An SPD and a UPS serve different but complementary roles in a complete power protection strategy. An SPD (Surge Protective Device) is designed to protect equipment from very short, high-energy events like voltage spikes or surges.
A UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) provides continuous power during brownouts or complete outages using a battery. For maximum protection, an SPD should be installed upstream to protect both the UPS and the connected equipment from damaging surges.
A line-interactive UPS is the ideal choice for most commercial AV and IT equipment. It provides excellent protection from common power problems like sags, swells, and outages, using an internal transformer to regulate voltage without constantly draining the battery.
An on-line (or double-conversion) UPS provides the highest level of protection. It constantly regenerates power to create a perfect sine wave, completely isolating equipment from the utility source. Specify an on-line UPS for mission-critical applications with extremely sensitive electronics, such as in broadcast facilities or scientific labs.