APC by Schneider Electric SecureUPS 1.3kVA Rack-mountable UPS

Protect critical IT equipment with a trusted leader in power protection. The APC by Schneider Electric SecureUPS 1.3kVA Rack-mountable UPS delivers reliable, clean 120 V power with zero transfer time to battery, making it an ideal solution for voltage-sensitive devices in small data centers, network closets, and professional workspaces. Its compact, rack-ready design fits neatly into standard server racks, delivering robust power conditioning and flexible wiring options without sacrificing space or performance. This UPS is built to keep essential systems online during outages, power sags, and surges, so you can maintain productivity, protect data, and extend the life of connected hardware.

• The SecureUPS 1.3kVA unit provides immediate battery backup with zero transfer time, ensuring uninterrupted operation for critical equipment. This instantaneous handoff is crucial for servers, switches, and other sensitive electronics where even a brief interruption can cause data loss or system crashes. Paired with a clean sine-wave output, it supports sophisticated loads without creating unexpected reboot cycles or voltage irregularities, helping to preserve data integrity and service continuity during brownouts or outages.
• Designed to handle essential IT loads, this 1.3kVA rack-mountable UPS offers reliable power conditioning suitable for small data centers, IT closets, and professional workstations. With 120 V input and 120 V AC output, it delivers consistent electrical power for devices that demand stable voltage. The single-phase configuration makes it straightforward to integrate into existing electrical layouts, while the sine-wave output provides a high-quality power profile that reduces thermal stress and improves performance of sensitive electronics.
• Flexible connectivity supports diverse setup options. The unit includes a Battery/Surge Outlet for critical devices and a Hard Wire 3-wire (H N + G) connection for direct integration into a building’s electrical system. This combination enables you to protect individual racks or entire rows of equipment with dedicated outlets alongside a secure hard-wired feed, giving you control over which loads remain powered during an outage and how they are managed inside the rack.
• Rack-mountable design optimizes space in data centers and IT rooms. By consolidating power protection into a compact form factor that fits standard racks, this APC SecureUPS helps you maximize usable rack space while keeping cabling tidy and accessible. The sturdy enclosure is built to endure the rigors of professional environments, with mounting compatibility that accommodates a variety of rack configurations and installation preferences, making it an adaptable choice for growing networks and evolving IT infrastructure.
• Reliability and protection you can trust. As part of the Schneider Electric family, the SecureUPS delivers dependable backup power and surge protection for critical devices. Its emphasis on clean power delivery, robust construction, and straightforward operation makes it suitable for homes with small business needs, network equipment enclosures, and remote office setups where uptime is essential. The combination of zero-transfer-time backup, sine-wave output, and configurable connection options helps minimize downtime while safeguarding valuable data and equipment from power-related damage.

Technical Details of APC by Schneider Electric SecureUPS 1.3kVA Rack-mountable UPS

• Input: 120 V
• Output: 120 V AC
• Output waveform: Sine Wave
• Phase: Single Phase
• Connections: 1 x Hard Wire 3-wire (H N + G)
• Outlets: 1 x Battery/Surge Outlet
• Mounting: Rack-mountable
• Transfer time to battery: Zero transfer time
• Purpose: Protects voltage-sensitive equipment during outages, sags, and surges

how to install APC by Schneider Electric SecureUPS 1.3kVA Rack-mountable UPS

• Plan the installation in a compatible rack with proper ventilation and clearance for service access. Ensure the location is within reach of a standard 120 V power source and away from excessive heat, moisture, or dust.
• Mount the UPS in the rack according to your rack’s guidelines. Use appropriate mounting hardware and ensure the unit sits firmly to prevent vibration or movement during operation.
• Connect the 120 V input power to the UPS from a dedicated circuit or appropriate power source. Verify that the electrical supply is stable and that the protective devices (breaker or fuse) are properly sized for the installation.
• Attach critical equipment to the Battery/Surge Outlet and connect any non-emergency devices to non-critical outlets as needed. If using the Hard Wire 3-wire connection, follow local electrical codes or consult a licensed electrician for safe integration into the building’s power distribution.
• Power on the UPS and monitor the indicators to confirm proper operation. Verify that connected devices regain power immediately after any simulated outage, demonstrating the zero transfer-time capability, and test surge protection by observing the UPS’s response to brief voltage fluctuations.

Frequently asked questions

• What kind of equipment is best suited for the APC SecureUPS 1.3kVA Rack-mountable UPS? It is designed for voltage-sensitive equipment that can operate on 120 V, single-phase power. This includes compact servers, switches, routers, NAS units, workstations, and other critical IT hardware installed in racks or small data centers. The system’s zero transfer time helps protect against data loss and unexpected downtime during outages.
• Does this UPS provide surge protection? Yes. The unit includes a Battery/Surge Outlet to defend connected devices from voltage surges, spikes, and transient events, helping to maintain equipment integrity and prolong component life during power disturbances.
• Is rack mounting required or optional for this UPS? The design is rack-mountable, offering a compact, space-efficient solution for rack-based installations in data closets and server rooms. It is intended to be installed in standard racks to maximize available space while delivering reliable power protection.
• What is the benefit of a sine-wave output? A sine-wave output provides a smooth, clean AC power waveform that is compatible with a wide range of voltage-sensitive devices. This reduces the risk of equipment overheating and ensures stable performance for devices that rely on consistent power quality.
• How does zero transfer time impact operations? Zero transfer time means devices connected to the UPS switch to battery power instantly when the input power fails, with no observable interruption. This is crucial for maintaining uptime of servers, network devices, and storage that could otherwise experience data loss or application errors during a power event.