With a rating of 1000 VA and 600 W, the Ubiquiti UPS Tower is sized for the devices that matter most when the power drops: modems, routers, switches, access points, a NAS or a desktop workstation. Add up the wattage of the equipment you plan to connect and keep the total within 600 W so the UPS can do its job. This capacity class suits home offices, small businesses and network cabinets.
Line-interactive UPS units are a popular choice for networking and office use because they respond to common mains problems without the cost and complexity of online models. The Ubiquiti UPS Tower uses this topology to help keep the supply to your connected devices steadier during dips and fluctuations, switching to battery power when the mains can no longer support the load. It is a practical balance of protection and value for typical installations.
The UPS accepts mains input across a wide range from AC 170 V to 280 V. That flexibility means it can keep working from the grid across a broad span of supply conditions before it needs to draw on the battery. For locations where the mains supply is not always perfectly stable, a wide input window like this helps save battery cycles for the moments that really count, such as a genuine outage.
Ten AC outlets give you plenty of room to connect an entire network corner or workstation from a single unit. Plug in your modem, router, switch, NVR, monitor and computer without needing extra power strips that clutter the floor. Having everything run through one UPS also makes it simpler to see which devices are protected and keeps cabling tidier around your desk or in a small rack area.
The Ubiquiti UPS Tower comes with an embedded accumulator battery, so there is no separate battery pack to source or install before you start. Simply position the unit, connect it to the mains and plug in your devices. The manufacturer does not list the battery capacity or estimated runtime, so check your expected load against the 600 W rating when planning how long you need to stay online.
At a net weight of 7.85 kg, the tower form factor stands upright on the floor, under a desk or on a shelf next to your network equipment. The vertical design keeps its footprint modest, which is handy in tight home offices or small server corners. Its weight also makes it easy enough to move when you rearrange your setup, while still feeling solid in everyday use.
This UPS is a sensible match for Ubiquiti and other network users who want their internet connection, Wi-Fi and cameras to stay up through short outages. It also suits home workers protecting a PC and monitor, small shops keeping a till and router online, and IT installers looking for a straightforward 1000 VA unit with plenty of outlets. If you need solid backup power without overspending, it is a great deal.
| Brand | Ubiquiti |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 600 W |
| Net weight | 7.85 kg |
| AC input voltage | AC 170-280 V |
| AC outlets quantity | 10 |
| UPS topology | Line-Interactive |
| Warranty | 12 months |
| EAN | 810177161868 |
The unit is rated at 1000 VA / 600 W and has 10 AC outlets. Keep the combined power draw of your connected devices within 600 W.
The manufacturer does not list the battery capacity or runtime figures. Runtime depends on the load you connect, so a lighter load will generally run longer.
Yes. The UPS has an embedded accumulator battery, so it is ready to use without buying a separate battery.
It accepts AC input from 170 V to 280 V, giving it a wide operating window on mains power.
The manufacturer does not list any communication ports or management features in the specifications, so we cannot confirm this.
