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OPTI UPS

OPTI UPS TS2000E 2000VA 1200W 110/115/120V UPS

SKU CH-XKBR-4V3P8 MPN TS2000E

Line-interactive UPS delivers 2000 VA / 1200 W with automatic voltage regulation, six NEMA 5-15R outlets and user-replaceable batteries

  • International Version110/115/120 VAC or 220/230/240 VAC
  • Input Voltage Range81-145 VAC or 162-290 VAC
  • Input Frequency50/60 Hz AUTO Sensing
  • VA Rating2000 VA
  • Watts1200W
  • Output Frequency50/60 +/- 1 Hz
  • 2000 VA capacity keeps systems running during outages
  • AVR boost and buck stabilises voltage without draining battery
  • Six NEMA 5-15R outlets protect computers and network gear
  • USB interface enables automatic PC shutdown via software
  • User-replaceable 12 V 9 Ah batteries recharge in under four hours

Thunder Shield 2000VA UPS

The OPTI UPS TS2000E is a line-interactive battery backup rated at 2000VA and 1200W. It supplies simulated sine-wave power to computers, network gear, gaming consoles and home entertainment devices. Automatic voltage regulation corrects brownouts and overvoltages without draining the internal batteries. A USB port enables software-driven shutdown of attached systems.

Upgrading from basic surge strips

This unit replaces simple surge protectors that cannot keep equipment running during an outage. The jump is worthwhile when a power cut would corrupt data on a NAS, interrupt a gaming session or drop a router. It also supersedes smaller VA units that lack the headroom for a desktop plus monitor and networking gear. Buyers who need pure sine-wave output or extended runtime beyond the internal batteries should look elsewhere.

Capacity and headroom

Two user-replaceable 12V 9Ah cells recharge in under four hours and support a 1200W load. Six NEMA 5-15R outlets accommodate a typical workstation cluster with router, modem and external drives. The 81-145VAC input window handles wide utility fluctuations before switching to battery. A NEMA 5-20 wall receptacle is required; without it the UPS cannot be connected.

Highlights

  • 2000 VA capacity keeps systems running during outages
  • AVR boost and buck stabilises voltage without draining battery
  • Six NEMA 5-15R outlets protect computers and network gear
  • USB interface enables automatic PC shutdown via software
  • User-replaceable 12 V 9 Ah batteries recharge in under four hours

Specifications

BrandOPTI-UPS
SeriesThunder Shield Series
ModelTS2000E
International Version110/115/120 VAC or 220/230/240 VAC
Input Voltage Range81-145 VAC or 162-290 VAC
Input Frequency50/60 Hz AUTO Sensing
VA Rating2000 VA
Watts1200W
Output Frequency50/60 +/- 1 Hz
Outlets6
Battery Recharge Time< 4 Hours
Battery Replaceable2 x 12V 9Ah
AlarmsBattery mode / Battery Low / Overload / Fault
Interface PortUSB
FeaturesCompact size
Excellent microprocessor control guarantees high reliability
Boost and buck AVR for voltage stabilization
Auto restart while AC is recovering
Off-mode charging
Cold start function
Dimensions7.20" x 5.10" x 12.60"
Weight24.30 lbs.
Shipping weight11.79 kg
Package size381 × 254 × 229 mm

Questions about this item

How much space does the TS2000E need on a shelf?

The unit measures 7.20 inches wide, 5.10 inches deep and 12.60 inches high, so allow at least that footprint plus cable clearance.

What is the step people miss when installing the TS2000E?

Connecting the two internal 12V 9Ah batteries before first use; the UPS will not run on battery until they are wired.

When will the TS2000E need new batteries?

Replace the two 12V 9Ah cells when runtime drops below your needs or the battery‑low alarm sounds during a power cut.

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