Workstations
Backup power for computers and workstations during outages.
Save what matters. Finish what you started. ZIPMARK UPS systems protect your equipment from an unstable mains supply and provide backup power during an outage.

In normal operation, the UPS supplies your equipment from the mains. During an outage, it uses the battery. Switch the scenario to see the power source change.
Mains power is connected. The UPS supplies your equipment and is ready to switch to battery power.
Illustrates the operating principle. Runtime depends on the model, load and batteries.Start with an example or enter your load. See models with the power headroom you need.
These are example loads. For an accurate selection, enter the actual consumption of all connected equipment.
Enter actual consumption in watts, rather than your PC power supply rating.

A preliminary selection by power. A specialist will confirm runtime, starting currents and compatibility, along with the final model and batteries.
Confirm with a specialistBackup power for computers and workstations during outages.
Keep retail and point-of-sale equipment powered during outages.
Backup power for routers and network equipment.
Online UPS systems for more demanding infrastructure.
MARK with AVR for workstations and everyday tasks. MARK11 Online for servers and more demanding loads.

Contact ZIPMARK for the product specification, availability and supply terms.

Contact ZIPMARK for the product specification, availability and supply terms.

Contact ZIPMARK for the product specification, availability and supply terms.

Contact ZIPMARK for the product specification, availability and supply terms.

Contact ZIPMARK for the product specification, availability and supply terms.

Contact ZIPMARK for the product specification, availability and supply terms.

Contact ZIPMARK for the product specification, availability and supply terms.

Contact ZIPMARK for the product specification, availability and supply terms.
Compare power ratings, batteries and charging time. Active power is approximate; backup time depends on the load.
| Model | Power | Battery | Battery outlets | Charging | Noise |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MARK650Line-Interactive + AVR | 650 VA / ~360 W | 12 V / 7 Ah | 2 | 6 h | 40 dB |
| MARK850Line-Interactive + AVR | 850 VA / ~480 W | 12 V / 9 Ah | 2 | 6 h | 40 dB |
| MARK1000Line-Interactive + AVR | 1000 VA / ~600 W | 24 V / 7 Ah × 2 | 4 | 6 h | 40 dB |
| MARK1200Line-Interactive + AVR | 1200 VA / ~720 W | 24 V / 7.5 Ah × 2 | 4 | 6 h | 40 dB |
| MARK1500Line-Interactive + AVR | 1500 VA / ~900 W | 24 V / 9 Ah × 2 | 4 | 6 h | 45 dB |
| MARK2000Line-Interactive + AVR | 2000 VA / ~1200 W | 24 V / 9 Ah × 2 | 4 | 6 h | 45 dB |
| MARK11 3KVAOnline | 3000 VA / ~2400 W | 6 × 12 V / 9 Ah | 4 | 7 h | 45 dB |
| MARK11 6KVAOnline | 6000 VA / ~4800 W | 16 × 12 V / 9 Ah | 4 | 7 h | 45 dB |
Socket counts cover battery-backed outlets. We confirm batteries, input ratings and included equipment during selection. Select a model for full specifications.
From checking the contents to load testing: five quality checks before handover.
Contents and visual inspection.
Fasteners, cables and connections.
Operating modes and indicators.
Stability under load.
Serial number and documentation.
Tell us which equipment needs protection and how long it must run without mains power.