LT500–1500 line-interactive UPS with built-in lithium

Lithium batteries inside a line-interactive body — compact, maintenance-free, and no separate battery box to find room for.

THTAK LT500–1500 series product photo Product photo
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Type
Line-interactive (built-in LiFePO4)
Typical use
Small equipment, network cabinets, shops
Models covered
LT500 series (500 VA class), LT1000 series (1000 VA class), LT1500 series (1500 VA class)
Category
UPS systems / THTAK — our own product line

The small UPS people actually keep

Small UPS units fail in one of two ways: the batteries die quietly after three years, or the unit is so bulky nobody finds room for it. The LT500–1500 attacks both — LiFePO4 cells that hold up for years without maintenance, and a body that fits a shelf, a cabinet plinth or behind a counter.

Straightforward to specify

230 V in and out, pure sine wave, three capacity classes. If the load is a router, a switch, a recorder and a POS terminal, one of the three classes fits — send us the device list and we will confirm which, free of charge.

Key features

  • LiFePO4 batteries built in — no external battery box
  • Line-interactive with automatic voltage regulation; sags are corrected without draining the battery
  • Compact and light — fits where space is tight
  • Maintenance-free; day-to-day, just watch the alarm indicator
  • 230 VAC input and output, matching the Hong Kong standard supply
  • Suited to shops, network racks and small office equipment

Where it fits

Shops and small offices

Tight spaces with nowhere to put a battery box — built-in lithium is the tidy answer.

Network cabinets

Short-ride-through backup for routers, switches and the surveillance recorder.

Home networks and CCTV

Small, silent and maintenance-free — it does not intrude on the room.

Frequently asked questions

Lithium in a small UPS — is that safe?
It is LiFePO4 chemistry, which does not have the thermal-runaway profile of the lithium-cobalt cells in phones, and the pack carries its own BMS with over-charge, over-discharge and temperature protection. It is the same chemistry family used in the 9PX lithium and in solar storage.
How long will it actually run my router and recorder?
A typical shop load of 60–100 W runs roughly an hour or more on the LT1000. Send us the device list — the numbers are honest because the discharge curve is flat — and we will size the right class.

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Specifications

Capacity500–1500 VA (by model)
ArchitectureLine-interactive with automatic voltage regulation
Input / output voltage230 VAC
Battery typeLiFePO4, built in
Output waveformPure sine wave
Form factorTower / desktop
RuntimeBy model and load — sized against the actual load
Typical loadsNetwork gear, POS, surveillance, office computers

Specifications follow the manufacturer's latest data. Actual configuration must be sized against the site load, required runtime and distribution environment — this table is for selection reference only.

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