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USP-RPS · Perth installation

UniFi Redundant Power
Installation Perth.

Plan your UniFi Redundant Power installation in Perth with Servicewest. We assess the site and supporting equipment before specifying USP-RPS.

  • Australian model and supported services
  • Network, mounting and power
  • Account ownership and maintenance
Request a site assessment Australian model, compatibility and procurement checked before the scope is confirmed.

Installing Redundant Power. Start with the site.

Define the job for Redundant Power.

We review what USP-RPS needs to do within your property and which UniFi applications or supporting devices it requires. Existing network capacity, mounting, account access and the Australian model are checked before the equipment list is finalised.

Installation details for USP-RPS

Power Method: (1) Universal AC input, 100–240V AC. Max. Power Consumption: 995W. Networking Interface: (1) GbE RJ45 port. Dimensions: 442.4 x 325.6 x 43.7 mm (17.4 x 12.8 x 1.7"). Ambient Operating Temperature: -5 to 45° C (23 to 113° F). These manufacturer figures inform the mounting, connection and site assessment; we check the final model and supporting equipment before installation.

Review the load and the power arrangement.

Power connections, the intended load and the required backup function determine suitability. Runtime varies with the connected equipment and battery condition. We confirm the Australian configuration and installation responsibilities before specifying the unit.

Document how the addition is used.

Configuration and testing cover the functions agreed for this installation. We explain the controls and assign ownership of routine administration, updates and any backup responsibilities. Supporting equipment is selected for this exact model.

Know the
equipment.

Manufacturer specifications for USP-RPS. Check the selected model, regional version and current software requirements during assessment.

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Mechanical
Dimensions442.4 x 325.6 x 43.7 mm (17.4 x 12.8 x 1.7")
WeightWithout mount brackets : 5.5 kg (12.1 lb) With mount brackets: 5.6 kg (12.3 lb)
Enclosure MaterialSGCC steel
Hardware
ManagementEthernet
Networking Interface(1) GbE RJ45 port
Power Method(1) Universal AC input, 100–240V AC
Power Supply54V DC output: AC/DC, internal, 645W 12V DC output: AC/DC, internal, 350W
Supported Voltage Range100–240V AC
Max. Power Consumption995W
Power Output(6) RPS DC ports
Max. Power Output52V DC: 11.54A (600W) 11.5V DC: 30.44A (350W)
Max. Output Power per RPS Port52V DC: 11.54A (600W) 11.5V DC: 30.44A (350W)
ESD/EMP ProtectionAir: ± 16kV, contact: ± 12kV
Display1.3" touchscreen
Buttons(1) Factory reset
SystemStatus
USP RPSActivity
Ambient Operating Temperature-5 to 45° C (23 to 113° F)
Ambient Operating Humidity10 to 90% noncondensing
CertificationsCE, FCC, IC

Plan the supporting equipment. Check the complete system.

Related catalogue items to discuss. Compatibility is checked against the exact model and site design.

A few practical questions.

Can you assess Redundant Power for an existing system?
Yes. Include USP-RPS, your existing console or host equipment, and a brief description of the work in your enquiry. We check compatibility, capacity and site access before confirming the installation scope.
What should I send for a Redundant Power assessment?
Send your suburb, property type, the intended location and any existing equipment model numbers. Australian model and supported services and network, mounting and power are useful starting points. Photographs of the proposed location can help with the initial discussion.
Does this page confirm Australian stock or a fixed installation price?
No. This catalogue uses manufacturer product references. We confirm the suitable Australian model, procurement options and a site-specific scope before quoting.

Keep planning.

Let’s look at your site.

Good installations
start with a conversation.

Tell us your suburb, your property and what you want to connect. We’ll work through the equipment and the installation with you.