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The Ubiquiti UPS-Tower (model: UPS-Tower) is a UniFi-managed, 1,000 VA / 600 W line-interactive uninterruptible power supply designed for network equipment, desktop workstations, and small server environments. It combines automatic voltage regulation (AVR), a hot-swappable lead-acid battery, and a built-in Ethernet management port — providing clean, protected power with native UniFi Alarm Manager integration and Network UPS Tools (NUT) support for automated graceful shutdown and real-time monitoring across both Ubiquiti and third-party systems.
The UPS-Tower delivers 1,000 VA / 600 W of line-interactive power. At full load (600 W), the unit provides approximately 2 minutes of battery runtime. At half-load (300 W), runtime extends to approximately 7 minutes — giving connected equipment sufficient time to complete a graceful shutdown. When approximately 2 minutes of runtime remain, the unit automatically triggers a NUT shutdown signal regardless of current load.
Ten IEC C13 outlets are split into two groups: five battery-backed and surge-protected outlets for critical equipment (servers, switches, routers), and five surge-only outlets for secondary devices. All ten outlets provide surge protection.
The 12V 9Ah sealed lead-acid battery is accessible from the front panel and can be swapped out while the UPS continues to supply power to connected devices. This eliminates downtime during routine battery replacement and simplifies ongoing maintenance.
A dedicated Ethernet management port connects the UPS-Tower to UniFi Alarm Manager, providing real-time battery status, power event alerts, and monitoring within the UniFi console. Network UPS Tools (NUT) support extends compatibility to Linux, Windows, macOS, and BSD hosts, as well as third-party monitoring platforms such as Home Assistant, PRTG, and Zabbix — enabling automated shutdown workflows without proprietary software dependency.
The built-in AVR corrects input voltage fluctuations between 170 V and 280 V without switching to battery. This reduces unnecessary battery cycling, preserves battery life, and protects connected equipment from under-voltage and over-voltage conditions common in many environments.
Cold start mode allows the UPS-Tower to power devices directly from battery with no utility power present — useful for remote deployments or areas subject to extended outages. Graceful shutdown via NUT is triggered automatically when battery runtime falls to approximately 2 minutes.
Two integrated 1GbE Ethernet passthrough ports provide surge protection on data lines as well as power lines, safeguarding downstream network hardware from voltage spikes originating on the network cable.
The UPS-Tower tolerates a 110% overload for up to 5 minutes before shutting down, and provides immediate protection cutoff at 120% overload. A built-in short-circuit breaker protects both the unit and connected equipment under fault conditions.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | UPS-Tower |
| Topology | Line-Interactive with AVR |
| Capacity | 1,000 VA / 600 W |
| Input Voltage Range (AVR) | 170 – 280 V (regulated without battery) |
| Battery Type | 12V 9Ah sealed lead-acid (SLA), hot-swappable |
| Runtime @ 300 W (half load) | ~7 minutes |
| Runtime @ 600 W (full load) | ~2 minutes |
| Transfer Time (to battery) | 6 ms typical / 10 ms maximum |
| Outlets — Battery + Surge | 5 × IEC C13 |
| Outlets — Surge Only | 5 × IEC C13 |
| Total Outlets | 10 × IEC C13 |
| Management Port | 1 × RJ45 Ethernet (built-in, UPS management) |
| Ethernet Surge Ports | 2 × 1GbE surge-protected passthrough |
| Management Software | UniFi Alarm Manager |
| Third-Party Protocol | NUT (Network UPS Tools) |
| Cold Start | Supported |
| Graceful Shutdown Trigger | ~2 minutes remaining runtime (via NUT) |
| Overload Protection | 110% for up to 5 min; 120% immediate cutoff |
| Short Circuit Protection | Built-in circuit breaker |
| Power Cable Included | UK (Type G) |
| Form Factor | Desktop / Tower |
At half-load (300 W) the UPS-Tower provides approximately 7 minutes of runtime. At full load (600 W), runtime is approximately 2 minutes. These figures are designed to allow a controlled graceful shutdown rather than extended operation during an outage.
Yes. The UPS-Tower integrates with UniFi Alarm Manager via its built-in Ethernet port, providing real-time alerts and battery status in the UniFi console. It also supports NUT (Network UPS Tools) for use with non-Ubiquiti hosts and third-party monitoring platforms.
Yes. The front-panel hot-swap design allows the 12V 9Ah battery to be replaced while the UPS continues supplying power to connected devices, minimising maintenance downtime.
The UPS-Tower has 10 IEC C13 outlets: 5 are battery-backed with surge protection, and 5 are surge-protected only. It also includes 2 surge-protected 1GbE Ethernet passthrough ports.
Yes. NUT support enables automated graceful shutdown of Linux, Windows, macOS, and BSD systems, and integrates with platforms such as Home Assistant, PRTG, Zabbix, and other NUT-compatible monitoring tools.
The UPS-Tower switches to battery in 6 ms typically, with a 10 ms maximum — fast enough to maintain continuous operation for sensitive network and computing equipment.
Yes. Cold start mode allows the UPS-Tower to power devices from battery with no utility power present, suitable for field deployments or areas subject to extended power outages.
The Ubiquiti UPS-Tower (model: UPS-Tower) is a UniFi-managed, 1,000 VA / 600 W line-interactive uninterruptible power supply designed for network equipment, desktop workstations, and small server environments. It combines automatic voltage regulation (AVR), a hot-swappable lead-acid battery, and a built-in Ethernet management port — providing clean, protected power with native UniFi Alarm Manager integration and Network UPS Tools (NUT) support for automated graceful shutdown and real-time monitoring across both Ubiquiti and third-party systems.
The UPS-Tower delivers 1,000 VA / 600 W of line-interactive power. At full load (600 W), the unit provides approximately 2 minutes of battery runtime. At half-load (300 W), runtime extends to approximately 7 minutes — giving connected equipment sufficient time to complete a graceful shutdown. When approximately 2 minutes of runtime remain, the unit automatically triggers a NUT shutdown signal regardless of current load.
Ten IEC C13 outlets are split into two groups: five battery-backed and surge-protected outlets for critical equipment (servers, switches, routers), and five surge-only outlets for secondary devices. All ten outlets provide surge protection.
The 12V 9Ah sealed lead-acid battery is accessible from the front panel and can be swapped out while the UPS continues to supply power to connected devices. This eliminates downtime during routine battery replacement and simplifies ongoing maintenance.
A dedicated Ethernet management port connects the UPS-Tower to UniFi Alarm Manager, providing real-time battery status, power event alerts, and monitoring within the UniFi console. Network UPS Tools (NUT) support extends compatibility to Linux, Windows, macOS, and BSD hosts, as well as third-party monitoring platforms such as Home Assistant, PRTG, and Zabbix — enabling automated shutdown workflows without proprietary software dependency.
The built-in AVR corrects input voltage fluctuations between 170 V and 280 V without switching to battery. This reduces unnecessary battery cycling, preserves battery life, and protects connected equipment from under-voltage and over-voltage conditions common in many environments.
Cold start mode allows the UPS-Tower to power devices directly from battery with no utility power present — useful for remote deployments or areas subject to extended outages. Graceful shutdown via NUT is triggered automatically when battery runtime falls to approximately 2 minutes.
Two integrated 1GbE Ethernet passthrough ports provide surge protection on data lines as well as power lines, safeguarding downstream network hardware from voltage spikes originating on the network cable.
The UPS-Tower tolerates a 110% overload for up to 5 minutes before shutting down, and provides immediate protection cutoff at 120% overload. A built-in short-circuit breaker protects both the unit and connected equipment under fault conditions.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | UPS-Tower |
| Topology | Line-Interactive with AVR |
| Capacity | 1,000 VA / 600 W |
| Input Voltage Range (AVR) | 170 – 280 V (regulated without battery) |
| Battery Type | 12V 9Ah sealed lead-acid (SLA), hot-swappable |
| Runtime @ 300 W (half load) | ~7 minutes |
| Runtime @ 600 W (full load) | ~2 minutes |
| Transfer Time (to battery) | 6 ms typical / 10 ms maximum |
| Outlets — Battery + Surge | 5 × IEC C13 |
| Outlets — Surge Only | 5 × IEC C13 |
| Total Outlets | 10 × IEC C13 |
| Management Port | 1 × RJ45 Ethernet (built-in, UPS management) |
| Ethernet Surge Ports | 2 × 1GbE surge-protected passthrough |
| Management Software | UniFi Alarm Manager |
| Third-Party Protocol | NUT (Network UPS Tools) |
| Cold Start | Supported |
| Graceful Shutdown Trigger | ~2 minutes remaining runtime (via NUT) |
| Overload Protection | 110% for up to 5 min; 120% immediate cutoff |
| Short Circuit Protection | Built-in circuit breaker |
| Power Cable Included | UK (Type G) |
| Form Factor | Desktop / Tower |
At half-load (300 W) the UPS-Tower provides approximately 7 minutes of runtime. At full load (600 W), runtime is approximately 2 minutes. These figures are designed to allow a controlled graceful shutdown rather than extended operation during an outage.
Yes. The UPS-Tower integrates with UniFi Alarm Manager via its built-in Ethernet port, providing real-time alerts and battery status in the UniFi console. It also supports NUT (Network UPS Tools) for use with non-Ubiquiti hosts and third-party monitoring platforms.
Yes. The front-panel hot-swap design allows the 12V 9Ah battery to be replaced while the UPS continues supplying power to connected devices, minimising maintenance downtime.
The UPS-Tower has 10 IEC C13 outlets: 5 are battery-backed with surge protection, and 5 are surge-protected only. It also includes 2 surge-protected 1GbE Ethernet passthrough ports.
Yes. NUT support enables automated graceful shutdown of Linux, Windows, macOS, and BSD systems, and integrates with platforms such as Home Assistant, PRTG, Zabbix, and other NUT-compatible monitoring tools.
The UPS-Tower switches to battery in 6 ms typically, with a 10 ms maximum — fast enough to maintain continuous operation for sensitive network and computing equipment.
Yes. Cold start mode allows the UPS-Tower to power devices from battery with no utility power present, suitable for field deployments or areas subject to extended power outages.
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