Offline UPS

Cost-effective backup power for PCs, routers, POS terminals and home office equipment.

When an offline UPS is enough

For PCs, routers, NAS units and POS terminals, an offline (standby) UPS covers the essentials: battery backup during outages and basic surge protection. The inverter engages only when mains fails, which keeps cost and size down.

The lithium advantage in small UPS

The LT series pairs the offline topology with a built-in LiFePO4 battery — several times the cycle life of lead-acid, maintenance-free, and lighter. If the unit cycles frequently (unstable grid), lithium pays for itself; if outages are rare, the MT series with VRLA battery is the economical choice.

Both series include AVR voltage stabilization for brownout and overvoltage conditions. 110V-output versions for Japan and the Americas are listed under 100V/110V/120V UPS.

Available models2 series

ModelTypeTypical applicationsNotes
MT Series MT Series Offline / standby UPS with AVR PCs, POS terminals, routers, NAS, home office 110V and 230V output versions
LT Series LT Series Offline / standby UPS, LiFePO4 Home PCs, routers, CCTV, NAS, small office equipment Built-in LiFePO4; 110V and 230V versions

Models with links have detailed specification pages; unlisted models are also available on request. Capacity and quantity should be sized by our engineers against the actual load — never by nameplate rating alone.

Offline UPS — frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the MT and LT series?
Both are 500–2000VA standby units. MT pairs AVR stabilization with a conventional battery; LT uses a built-in LiFePO4 battery, so it is maintenance-free and lasts longer.
What loads are these designed for?
PCs, POS terminals, routers, NAS boxes, CCTV and home-office equipment — loads that need ride-through of short outages and voltage sags but not zero-transfer online protection.
Do you offer 110V versions?
Yes. Both series are available for 110V markets; the complete 100–127V range is listed under 100V/110V/120V UPS.
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