INVT HT1103S 3 kVA/2.7 kW Online UPS (Single-phase in / Single-phase out)

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INVT HT1103S 3 kVA/2.7 kW Online UPS (Single-phase in / Single-phase out)

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Description

HT1103S from INVT, part of the HT11 series of tower online UPS units.

  • Capacity: 3 kVA / ~2.7 kW output.

  • Input voltage range: 110 VAC to 288 VAC for this model (100% load above ~176 VAC, etc).

  • Input frequency range: 40 Hz to 70 Hz.

  • Output voltage: Selectable among 220 V / 230 V / 240 V (nominal).

  • Output waveform: Pure sine wave (important for sensitive equipment).

  • Additional features: Wide input range for unstable mains, high input power factor (≥0.97) in this model.

  • Typical physical dimensions in one listing: 190 × 427 × 336 mm, weight ~24.5 kg.

 

Key Features

    • True online double-conversion topology – Ensures the load is always powered through the inverter (clean power) rather than just line interactive.

    • Wide input voltage range – The input accepts 110 VAC-288 VAC (for full load above ~176 VAC) and input frequency range 40-70 Hz.

    • Pure sine-wave output – Suitable for sensitive electronics (servers, telecom, data centre gear). High input power factor / low THD – Helps reduce input distortion and improves compatibility with utility power. For example, input PF ≥ 0.97.

    • Voltage regulation – Output voltage regulation ± 1% under specified load conditions.

    • Smart communication and monitoring interfaces – RS232 standard, optional SNMP, USB, dry contact, etc. Enables network monitoring/management of the UPS.

    • Cold-start capability – The UPS can be started from battery when mains power is off.

    • Compact design for tower installation – The HT11 series is designed for small-to-medium installations (IT rooms, edge computing) and supports built-in battery versions.

    • Overload / protection features – The device offers full protection for over-voltage, short-circuit, over-temperature, and supports defined overload margins.

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