UniStar IIILA ^®

High Quality, Low Cost Single Phase UPS

1,000 VA - 3,000 VA, Online, Double-Conversion UPS

Features at a Glance:

Tower or Rack Mount to Meet Your Installation Needs

Easy Plug and Play Design
(1 & 2 kVA Units)

User Friendly Control Panel

Precision Power Conditioning

Smart Battery Management

Remote Communications and Monitoring

Optional External Battery Packs for Extended Runtime

The UniStar IIILA provides reliable blackout protection, plus protection against voltage fluctuations, frequency fluctuations, harmonics, electrical noise, and brownouts. Optional extended runtime battery cabinets can provide almost unlimited backup run times.

This sophisticated, yet affordable UPS offers online technology and a wide input voltage range to provide a constant, clean, steady sinewave to equipment, even without going to battery mode.

The user friendly display clearly communicates the UPS status, making diagnostics a trouble-free task. The included software also gives you the ability to remotely test major operating functions, access the UPS functions via the internet, and receive SMS alerts when specific events occur. It is compatible with Novell NetWare, Linux, Free BSD, Windows 95/98, Windows NT, Windows XP, and other Windows operations. An optional adapter card can give you the ability to run the UPS through your local network.

The Staco industry-leading, three-year warranty comes standard with every UniStar IIILA

Just to give you the advantage of the Staco line of double conversion UPS (AC to DC, DC back to AC), I recently witnessed a demonstration as follows:

Staco had set up a series of three lights and each one was monitored by a volt meter. One light was before the UPS units, one was hooked to a typical inexpensive standby UPS and one was hooked to a Staco double conversion UPS. As the voltage was lowered such as you might see in a brown out the following was observed. At a 100 volts the voltage coming from the inexpensive UPS had also dropped to a 100 volts. The Staco UPS continued to put out 120 volts. As the voltage was lowered to around 90 volts the inexpensive UPS unit then went to battery and put out around 110 volts. I am told the voltage will vary with age of the unit and battery. The Staco unit continued to put out 120 volts. When the voltage was lowered to close to 80 volts the Staco unit then went to battery and continued to put out 120 volts. I ask you which would you rather have powering your sensitive computer equipment?

UniStar IIILA ®

High Quality, Low Cost Single Phase UPS

1,000 VA - 3,000 VA, Online, Double-Conversion UPS

Features at a Glance:

The Staco industry-leading, three-year warranty comes standard with every UniStar IIILA

UniStar IIILA ^®