UPS manufacturer Ippon has announced a new product for gamers – the Game Power Pro UPS with a power of 1000 and 1500 Watts. Now every gamer can be calm during the game – unexpected power outages and voltage surges will not stop the process.
Game Power Pro – a line-interactive UPS with a pure sine wave guarantees stable and high-quality power, and built-in overload and overvoltage protection functions will prevent damage to expensive equipment. With the “cold start” function, you can turn on the equipment even without connecting to the mains.
It is important that the Game Power Pro UPS is compatible with AFPS power supplies. AFPS power supplies provide higher power and efficiency compared to traditional power supplies. This is important because powerful PCs can consume a lot of energy, and using an incompatible power supply can lead to overheating, malfunctions, or even equipment damage. In the UPS, the pulse width is specially increased to provide more energy during startup without affecting the frequency, and the UPS operates normally without errors. The built-in autotransformer (AVR) allows you to automatically adjust the output voltage, maintaining it at a stable level, regardless of fluctuations in the input voltage. Rechargeable batteries (batteries) provide long-term autonomous operation, and when it is time to replace them, you can do it yourself, using batteries from any manufacturer that meet the technical characteristics and dimensions.
One of the main advantages of the Game Power Pro gaming UPS is a removable panel with control buttons and an LCD screen. It can be placed in a convenient location and monitor the UPS status, load level, remaining battery life and other indicators. Customizable RGB lighting on the case provides an individual style and mood during the game, and built-in USB-A and USB-C chargers allow you to charge gaming gadgets while the uninterruptible power supply is running.
The Ippon Game Power Pro UPS is ideal for ensuring uninterrupted operation and data protection:
- powerful gaming computers and graphics workstations;
- peripheral computer and computing equipment;
- simple telecommunications equipment (routers, routers, modems, etc.).