Backup power supply for the boiler – how it works
The backup power supply (UPS) is connected between the socket and the boiler. During a power cut it powers the boiler and pump from its battery. Choose the output by adding up the power input of the boiler and pump. Tap or click a number to see the matching products.
Tap or click a number in the diagram to jump to the matching product below.
Step 1: backup power supply
1Backup power supplies for circulation pumpsKeeps the boiler and pump running during a power cut – the boiler won't cool down and a solid fuel boiler won't overheat.View products →
AVANSA UPS 300 WBackup power supply for a smaller boiler or the pump alone.View products →
AVANSA UPS 500 WBackup power supply for the boiler and pump.View products →
4AVANSA UPS 500 W + batteryPower supply with battery – ready to connect.View products →
AVANSA UPS 700 WHigher output for a boiler with several pumps.View products →
All backup power suppliesThe full range of backup power supplies for boilers and pumps.View products →
Step 2: what you back up
7Circulation pumpHeating pumps – include their power input when choosing a power supply.View products →
8BoilerGas and solid fuel boilers – you'll find the boiler's power input in its specifications.View products →
More diagrams: related products for boilers, underfloor heating. Need help? Write to us at info@atria.sk.