UPS Wall Sockets

A UPS wall socket is a grounded socket, distinguished by a clear color such as red or by a marking, used to separate the outlets of a line fed from an uninterruptible power supply from the mains sockets. In offices, data rooms, healthcare facilities and checkout points it is used to connect loads sensitive to power interruptions, such as computers, servers, network devices and cash registers, to the UPS line. This category contains single and double, covered, labeled, child-protected and IP44 UPS sockets in the Schneider Electric Yeni Unica, Asfora and Merten System-M series and the Viko Karre, Meridian and Karre 55 series. Compare the single or double model by the number of devices to be connected to the UPS line, the same series as the other sockets on the wall, the color that sets them apart from mains sockets, and the covered or child-protected construction. Since separate UPS plugs are also made for UPS sockets, verify from the product data that the plug of the device you will connect fits the socket. A UPS socket does not provide uninterrupted power on its own; it is only the marked end of the line connected to the UPS output and does not replace the UPS unit.

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How to choose UPS Wall Sockets

A UPS wall socket is a grounded socket, distinguished by a clear color such as red or by a marking, used to separate the outlets of a line fed from an uninterruptible power supply from the mains sockets. In offices, data rooms, healthcare facilities and checkout points it is used to connect loads sensitive to power interruptions, such as computers, servers, network devices and cash registers, to the UPS line.

  • Clarify whether the task is connection, cable routing, enclosure distribution or termination.
  • Match dimensions, thread standard, conductor cross-section and IP rating with the cable and panel.
  • Choose housing material and pack quantity according to the mounting environment.

Frequently asked questions

What is UPS Wall Sockets and where is it used?

A UPS wall socket is a grounded socket, distinguished by a clear color such as red or by a marking, used to separate the outlets of a line fed from an uninterruptible power supply from the mains sockets. In offices, data rooms, healthcare facilities and checkout points it is used to connect loads sensitive to power interruptions, such as computers, servers, network devices and cash registers, to the UPS line.

What should I compare when choosing UPS Wall Sockets?

In offices, data rooms, healthcare facilities and checkout points it is used to connect loads sensitive to power interruptions, such as computers, servers, network devices and cash registers, to the UPS line.

Where can I find technical details for UPS Wall Sockets products?

A UPS socket does not provide uninterrupted power on its own; it is only the marked end of the line connected to the UPS output and does not replace the UPS unit.

UPS Wall Sockets Selection Guide: Technical Criteria and Engineering Practice