Onduleur ROLINE DesignSecure 2000

The ROLINE DesignSecure 2000 is a compact line-interactive UPS designed for workstations and PCs. It delivers 2 kVA (1200 W) output power through six C13 outlets and offers short-term battery backup — approximately 2 minutes at full load and 4 minutes at half load. The unit has a black-and-silver tower housing with passive cooling, a digital status display, AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulation) and integrated surge protection. Connectivity includes one USB 2.0 port and telephone/modem protection; advanced power management software is included in the delivery.

Advantages

The UPS combines automatic voltage regulation and integrated overvoltage protection to stabilise supply voltage and protect connected equipment. A digital status display and USB port enable monitoring and management via the included software. Its compact tower form factor and passive cooling reduce noise and save space while providing six C13 outlets for multiple devices.

Suitable for

• Home and small office PCs and workstations
• Peripheral equipment such as monitors, routers and external drives
• Environments requiring short-term backup and voltage regulation

Key specifications

• Output power capacity: 2 kVA / 1200 W
• AC outlets: 6 × C13
• Battery backup time: ~2 min (full load), ~4 min (half load)
• Interfaces: 1 × USB 2.0 port, telephone/modem protection
• Features: Line-interactive topology, AVR, digital status display, EMI/RFI noise filter, integrated surge protection
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 130 × 382 × 192 mm
• Weight: 6.3 kg
• Colour: Black, Silver

How to use

Place the UPS on a stable, ventilated surface and connect critical devices to the six C13 outlets. Connect the UPS to a mains outlet and switch it on; the digital display will indicate status and load. Install the included power management software via the USB 2.0 port to enable automatic shutdown, monitoring and event logging. Use the telephone/modem protection ports where applicable.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, avoid covering ventilation openings and keep the unit in a temperature-stable environment. Test the UPS periodically and replace batteries according to manufacturer guidelines. Use the AVR feature for areas with frequent voltage fluctuations and connect only essential equipment to the UPS to maximise backup time.