PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Eaton Ellipse PRO UPS (ELP1200DIN)

The Eaton Ellipse PRO UPS 1200 DIN is a robust, line‑interactive uninterruptible power supply (UPS) designed to protect sensitive electronics in office and small server environments. With a capacity of 1200 VA / 750 W, this UPS delivers reliable backup power and surge protection, ensuring connected equipment continues operating seamlessly during voltage fluctuations and short interruptions. Its compact, tower form factor and “extra‑flat” design make it suitable for both desk‑top and small server room installations.

Key Power Protection and Performance Features

At the core of the Ellipse PRO UPS is line‑interactive topology, which uses Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) to stabilize incoming voltage without discharging the battery. This reduces unnecessary battery use during undervoltage or overvoltage events, extending battery life and increasing overall UPS reliability. It includes eight AC outlets—four with full battery backup and surge protection plus four with surge‑only protection—providing flexible power distribution for PCs, networking gear, and peripherals.

The UPS also incorporates advanced surge protection compliant with IEC standards and data‑line protection for telephone or Ethernet connections, helping guard connected equipment against transient spikes and external noise. Its EcoControl feature helps reduce energy consumption by automatically switching off idle devices, claiming up to 20 % energy savings versus earlier models.

Battery Management & Runtime

Internally, the ELP1200DIN uses sealed, maintenance‑free lead‑acid batteries configured in a 2 × 12 V arrangement. This battery design supports auto battery testing, deep‑discharge protection, and cold‑start capability, allowing the UPS to start on battery power alone if utility power is unavailable. Users can replace the batteries themselves, which simplifies long‑term serviceability.

Typical runtime at around 50 % load is approximately 9 minutes, which is sufficient for safely shutting down systems or riding through short outages. Although this duration won’t support extended blackout events, it provides essential buffer time for orderly shutdowns and data integrity.