In San Jose, California, Inscape Data Corporation announced the launch of its new LinkPower™ UPS1048V2 DC Uninterruptible Power Supply and UPMS2000 Remote Power Management System during the CEDIA Expo 2026 in Denver, Colorado. The company showcased the products at Booth C68 from September 2 to 4, where more than 15,000 industry professionals and 300 brands were expected to attend.

The LinkPower™ platform is engineered to keep critical network equipment running during power interruptions. The UPS1048V2 features an IP68‑rated, weatherproof enclosure that delivers 48 V DC battery backup. It supports both AGM and Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) batteries, with an adjustable output range of 48 V to 58.4 V and a charging current of 0.5 A to 1.5 A. Battery capacities from 7 Ah to 30 Ah let integrators select the backup capacity and runtime that best fit each installation.

The UPMS2000 adds remote monitoring and management to the 48 V DC power system through a web‑based interface and Ethernet connection. Users can check AC input, DC output, connected load, battery status, temperature, system health, and alarms from a remote location. For integration with other network and management systems, the device also supports HTTP, Modbus TCP, MQTT, DHCP/static IP, NTP, event history, and trend monitoring.

Inscape Data positions the UPS1048V2 and UPMS2000 as part of a broader LinkPower™ outdoor networking solution that serves high‑end residential systems, security surveillance, outdoor wireless networks, enterprise and campus networks, mobile security trailers, and selected smart‑city applications. The company notes that mobile security trailers often combine cameras, PoE networking equipment, cellular or wireless communications, sensors, and other devices that operate at different DC voltages. The UPS1048V2 provides a common 48 V DC backup‑power foundation that can serve as the core of a modular power architecture for these deployments. With additional 48 V‑to‑12 V and 48 V‑to‑24 V converters, integrators can design network and power systems around a single 48 V backup platform while also supporting equipment that requires 12 V DC, 24 V DC, or 48 V DC power. Inscape Data’s converter options are scheduled to be available in early November 2026.

Founded in 2004, Inscape Data has long focused on outdoor network deployments. The company is best known for its patented LinkPower™ T1 Contractor Grade Outdoor PoE Switch Series, which combines PoE switching, power delivery, surge protection, and weatherproof enclosure protection in a single unit. Building on that experience, the company is expanding the LinkPower™ platform with IP68 outdoor UPS systems, DC battery backup, intelligent power management, and modular DC power solutions. According to the company, the new products give system integrators a practical way to combine outdoor battery backup with remote power visibility and management.

The CEDIA Expo 2026, held at the Colorado Convention Center, is a key event for the residential systems integration and smart‑home industry. Attendees include smart‑home and systems integrators, AV and custom installers, security and IT professionals, designers, builders, and technology manufacturers. The 2026 show is expected to bring together more than 15,000 industry professionals and 300+ brands.

Inscape Data’s launch of the UPS1048V2 and UPMS2000 at the expo underscores the growing demand for reliable power solutions in outdoor and mobile environments. The company’s focus on weather‑proof, remote‑manageable power systems positions it as an emerging leader in integrated outdoor network‑and‑power systems for security, Wi‑Fi, enterprise, education, smart‑home, mobile security trailer, and smart‑city applications.

For more information, Inscape Data encourages visitors to stop by Booth C68 during the expo or visit the company’s website at https://www.inscapedata.com.