Schneider Electric SRVS1KIL Easy UPS 1 kVA Tower

SRVS1KIL: 1 kVA tower Easy UPS 1Ph On-Line

The SRVS1KIL is a Schneider Electric Easy UPS 1Ph On-Line unit rated 1000 VA / 800 W with a sine-wave double-conversion output. It is built as a tower chassis and is the extended-runtime version of its family, meaning it relies on external battery packs rather than a large internal string. Seven Star LLC supplies the SRVS1KIL in Oman and the GCC as an independent supplier based in Muscat.

The datasheet carries a lifecycle notice: the reference is marked discontinued, with a stated discontinuation date of 31 Oct 2026 and end of service on 30 Aug 2029. Check current availability and ask about replacement options when you enquire. The reading of the reference below is our interpretation of the product title, not a published ordering table: SRVS1KIL is described as an extended runtime model, in tower form, and a socket-outlet output.

Technical specifications of the SRVS1KIL

Battery system and runtime of the SRVS1KIL

SRVS1KIL is the extended-runtime variant: the datasheet shows a 36 V battery system, a rated battery charging power of 175 W rated and a typical recharge time of 4.5 h. The higher charger rating is the practical difference from the standard version, because it can recover a larger external battery string in reasonable time. Battery energy is listed as 516 VAh and the runtime is extendable by adding battery packs of the matching voltage.

Lead-acid batteries have a datasheet service life of 3–5 year(s) years, and ambient temperature is the main factor that shortens it. In Gulf plant rooms the cooling of the battery space deserves as much attention as the cooling of the UPS. Schedule battery tests and replacement against the figure above and against actual room temperature, not against the date of installation alone.

Connections and communication on the SRVS1KIL

Mains enters through an IEC 60320 C14 inlet with a 1.5 m cable, and the load connects to 3 IEC 60320 C13 output sockets. No separate wiring job is needed for a rack or desk installation, which makes the unit easy to relocate, but the plug type of the inlet must be compatible with the supply cord and socket you plan to use.

For monitoring the datasheet lists a serial port, a USB port and one free intelligent-card slot, plus a multifunction LCD status and control console and audible alarms for battery operation, low battery and continuous overload. Surge energy rating is 600 J. A network management card can be fitted in the slot where compatible, which is how most sites bring the unit onto a monitoring system; confirm the card type separately.

Typical uses of the SRVS1KIL in Oman and the GCC

A 1 kVA on-line unit like SRVS1KIL suits control-room workstations and servers, security and CCTV systems and small data closets in commercial buildings, where mains dips and short outages cause more damage than a long blackout would. Gulf sites also deal with high ambient temperatures, dust and unstable feeders from generators or weak grids, so the clean sine output and the input window are valuable, but room cooling and a dust-free enclosure matter just as much as the unit rating. Where the load must run longer than a standard battery allows, the external battery option is the usual route.

Installation, commissioning and maintenance of the SRVS1KIL

Before first start, check that the input supply, frequency and earthing agree with the datasheet, and set the nominal output voltage to match the equipment. Operate within 0–40 °C ambient, relative humidity up to 95 % without condensation and altitudes up to 3000 m; the enclosure is IP20, so the room must be clean and indoor. Use a supply cord and outlet appropriate for the rated current.

After commissioning, test the transfer to battery with a real load, record the runtime, and log it for later comparison. Keep the intelligent-card slot and the USB or serial port in mind if you want remote alarms. Maintenance should cover battery condition, fan and vent cleanliness, firmware or card settings and a periodic check of the bypass operation.

How the SRVS1KIL compares with sibling references

The nearest relatives in the same range, taken from their own datasheets, are listed here. They share the on-line topology, LCD console and card slot but differ in power, chassis and battery arrangement.

Power path and output behaviour

In on-line operation the load is always fed from the inverter, so the output is isolated from mains disturbances and the datasheet lists a sine waveform at 50/60 Hz ± 3 Hz synchronised to mains. The input accepts 230 V AC single phase with 220 V and 240 V also listed, and an auto-sensing frequency range of 40–70 Hz; the output is configurable for 220, 230 or 240 V nominal. Crest factor is 3:1 and an internal bypass is provided with both automatic and manual operation. This unit lists an efficiency of 88 % (full load) at full load.

The input window is stated as 110–285 V half load and 160–280 V full load, which describes the mains range over which the unit can carry load without going to battery. In practice that is a useful margin on weak or fluctuating supplies, but the figures belong to the datasheet and the unit’s own protection limits apply. The datasheet also lists a typical transfer time of 4 ms typical.

Information to send with an RFQ for the SRVS1KIL

• Exact reference SRVS1KIL and the quantity needed.
• Connected load in W and VA, and the required runtime.
• Available supply voltage and frequency, and the earthing arrangement.
• Whether matching battery packs, rail kits or a network card are needed in the same order.
• Delivery location and project timeline, plus any replacement requirement given the lifecycle notice.

Documents and quotation

The manufacturer datasheet for the SRVS1KIL is attached on this page. It carries the full specification summarised above and the lifecycle notice; check its revision date against your project.

Send us the reference SRVS1KIL, quantity and delivery location and Seven Star LLC will reply to your request. We supply as an independent supplier based in Muscat.