Product comparison · 2 uninterruptible power supplies (upss)

APC Easy UPS On-Line, 2000VA/1600W, Tower vs APC Easy UPS On-Line, 1000VA/800W, Tower

Key differences

Output power capacity
- Easy UPS On-Line, 2000VA/1600W, Tower:2 kVA
- Easy UPS On-Line, 1000VA/800W, Tower:1 kVA
Output power
- Easy UPS On-Line, 2000VA/1600W, Tower:1600 W
- Easy UPS On-Line, 1000VA/800W, Tower:800 W
AC outlets quantity
- Easy UPS On-Line, 2000VA/1600W, Tower:4 AC outlet(s)
- Easy UPS On-Line, 1000VA/800W, Tower:3 AC outlet(s)
Battery weight
- Easy UPS On-Line, 2000VA/1600W, Tower:18.1 kg
- Easy UPS On-Line, 1000VA/800W, Tower:10.6 kg
Width
- Easy UPS On-Line, 2000VA/1600W, Tower:335 mm
- Easy UPS On-Line, 1000VA/800W, Tower:145 mm
Depth
- Easy UPS On-Line, 2000VA/1600W, Tower:425 mm
- Easy UPS On-Line, 1000VA/800W, Tower:288 mm
Height
- Easy UPS On-Line, 2000VA/1600W, Tower:336 mm
- Easy UPS On-Line, 1000VA/800W, Tower:223 mm
Weight
- Easy UPS On-Line, 2000VA/1600W, Tower:45.4 kg
- Easy UPS On-Line, 1000VA/800W, Tower:9.3 kg

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Comparison of SRV2KIL, SRVPM1KIL
54 specifications	A APC Easy UPS On-Line, 2000VA/1600W, Tower Model SRV2KIL View product	B APC Easy UPS On-Line, 1000VA/800W, Tower Model SRVPM1KIL View product
Features3 differ
Output power capacityDiffers	2 kVA	1 kVA
Output powerDiffers	1600 W	800 W
Crest factorKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	3:1
Audible alarm modesDiffers	Alarm when on battery, Low battery alarm	Alarm when on battery, Low battery alarm, Overload alarm
Output frequencyKnown for one	50/60 Hz	Unknown — not stated by the source
Ports & interfaces1 differ
AC outlets quantityDiffers	4 AC outlet(s)	3 AC outlet(s)
Battery1 differ
Automatic battery testKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Battery weightDiffers	18.1 kg	10.6 kg
Weight & dimensions6 differ
WidthDiffers	335 mm	145 mm
DepthDiffers	425 mm	288 mm
HeightDiffers	336 mm	223 mm
WeightDiffers	45.4 kg	9.3 kg
Battery depthDiffers	35.5 cm	36.5 cm
Battery heightDiffers	35.5 cm	33 cm

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