OCZ Technology Group provided a source of uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) on Pro-Source 1500. This UPS was the first device of its kind for the OCZ, known as a manufacturer of high quality memory and other computer components. The development of the PC Power & Cooling Pro-Source 1500 UPS has OCZ acquired some time ago. Through innovative technology and quality materials, this uninterruptible power supply, reportedly has a high degree of stability and reliability in the work, which, coupled with an acceptable price makes it a good choice for computer enthusiasts, and for the owners of solving critical problems.

PC Power & Cooling Pro-Source 1500 UPS is fully compatible with all the computer power supply made by OCZ and gives at the output of clean sine curve, which is available only to professional devices. In addition, it is equipped with a sophisticated system of compensation for power factor with a high degree of sensitivity, allowing the computer power supply switch off and recharges turn off the computer when the battery charge falls in the UPS below the permitted level.

Pro-Source UPS 1500 provides the ability to work offline when the power supply for 10 minutes with a standard load of 600 watts. Its rated power is 900 watts, or about 1500VA (1440VA with standard plug). The device is equipped with a small screen on the front panel, which shows the main parameters (the voltage at the input and output, frequency, load level, the time of autonomous work, and the temperature averages). In addition, Pro-Source 1500 are compatible with most common operating systems, including Windows XP / Vista and Linux, and interact with the computer via USB-interface.

Pro-Source 1500 UPS using three standard 12V, 7Ah rechargeable lead acid batteries. It is equipped with a three-year warranty and is the first solution of this class cost less than $ 300.

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OCZ Unveils the PC Power & Cooling Pro-Source 1500 UPS

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