Sentinel Pro has a unique and modern design and improved performance developed by the Riello UPS research and development team. Sentinel Pro uses on-line double conversion technology, resulting in the highest levels of reliability and maximum protection for critical loads such as servers, and IT and voice/data applications.

For business continuity applications requiring long battery runtimes, battery autonomy can be extended up to several hours using ER models fitted with more powerful battery chargers. The front display panel has been entirely redesigned, adding an LCD display that shows the input and output voltages, battery readings and UPS operating status information. The inverter and the microprocessor control stage has been completely redesigned to provide increased efficiency and greater configuration options.

Maximum expandability: the Sentinel Pro is supplied as standard with a USB port and an expansion slot for protocol conversion or relay contacts boards. With energy savings in mind, Sentinel Pro is also fitted with a shut-off button to reduce energy consumption to zero during prolonged periods of inactivity (ECO LINE). Sentinel Pro is available in 700 VA, 1000 VA, 1500 VA, 2200 VA and 3000 VA models.

Features:

  • Power factor 0.9

  • Operating flexibility

  • Emergency function

  • Battery optimisation

  • Runtime expandability

  • Low noise level

Operating flexibility

Different operating modes that can be programmed according to user requirements and the load to be powered have been introduced in order to reduce energy consumption.

  • On line: maximum load protection and output voltage waveform quality
  • Eco Mode: the UPS uses line interactive technology, with the load powered by the mains, reducing consumption and thus improving efficiency (up to 98%).
  • Smart Active Mode: the UPS automatically selects on-line or line interactive operation, depending on the quality of the mains supply, checking the number,
    frequency and type of disturbances present.
  • Stand by Off (emergency): the UPS supplies the load only when the mains fails. The inverter begins working with a progressive start-up sequence to prevent inrush currents.
  • Frequency converter operation (50 or 60 Hz).
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