Vertiv Liebert PSA720-SOHO-LITE 720VA 360W 230V UPS AVR

• Desktop workstation power protection
• Small-office networking equipment backup
• Router and modem power continuity
• Retail point-of-sale system protection
• Small printer and peripheral protection
• Home-office IT equipment protection
• Security and smart-home equipment backup
• Education workstation deployments
• Standalone IT equipment at branch locations
• Distributed power protection for small business sites

• 720VA / 360W power capacity
• 230VAC single-phase output
• Line-interactive UPS architecture
• Built-in boost and buck AVR
• Helps stabilize output voltage during utility fluctuations
• Two universal sockets
• Cold-start function
• Off-mode charging capability
• High surge resistance
• Input fuse protection
• Three-color LED status indication
• Compact and lightweight chassis
• Plug-and-play installation
• 50/60Hz auto-sensing input frequency
• Two-year replacement warranty according to Vertiv product information 

• Brand: Vertiv
• Product Family: Liebert PSA-SOHO
• Part Number: PSA720-SOHO-LITE
• Product Type: Line-Interactive UPS
• Capacity: 720VA / 360W
• Nominal Output Voltage: 230VAC
• Output Voltage on Battery: 230V ±10%
• Input Voltage Range: 170–280VAC
• Input Voltage: Single Phase
• Input Frequency: 50/60Hz, Auto Sensing
• On-Battery Waveform: Stepped Sinewave
• Battery Type: 12V × 7Ah × 1
• Typical Recharge Time: 6–8 hours to 90%
• Output Frequency in Battery Mode: 50Hz / 60Hz ±1Hz
• Unit Weight: 4.4kg
• Unit Dimensions: 101 × 298 × 142mm
• Operating Temperature: 0°C to 40°C
• Storage Temperature: -20°C to 50°C
• Sockets: 2 × Universal Sockets 

WHY CHOOSE THIS PRODUCT?

• The Vertiv Liebert PSA720-SOHO-LITE is a practical procurement choice when the requirement is reliable power protection for individual IT loads rather than a large centralized UPS installation. Its 720VA/360W capacity, AVR, compact chassis, two universal sockets, cold-start capability, and straightforward installation make it particularly effective for distributed offices, retail counters, branch locations, and networking endpoints. Buyers should size connected equipment against the 360W rating and choose a higher-capacity UPS when the load exceeds this class. Its compact design and cost-focused positioning can reduce deployment complexity and make standardized endpoint power protection easier to roll out across multiple small sites.