SVC VP-1000-LCD 1000 VA
 | Outdated Product An affordable interactive uninterruptible power supply (UPS) of medium power with a pure sine wave at the output, USB interface, LED display and AVR line voltage stabilization. It is also worth noting the cold start function, which ensures the start of equipment in the absence of voltage in the network. It is positioned as a product of the basic price category of 2021, focused on domestic use. The rated power of the SVC VP-1000-LCD uninterruptible power supply is 600 W (peak 1000 W). This model is equipped with one 12-volt lead-acid (GEL) battery with a capacity of 9 Ah, which charges in 6 hours. In addition to prompt switching to battery power, such a UPS can act as a network voltage stabilizer operating in the range from 145 to 290 V. The redundant load is connected to two EU Type F outp...uts (Euro socket, Shuko). Another computer socket works without a reserve (bypass). This UPS is suitable for working with any computers, including gaming systems, workstations and home servers. It has a full set of protections and an audible alarm. |
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An affordable interactive uninterruptible power supply (UPS) of medium power with a pure sine wave at the output, USB interface, LED display and AVR line voltage stabilization. It is also worth noting the cold start function, which ensures the start of equipment in the absence of voltage in the network. It is positioned as a product of the basic price category of 2021, focused on domestic use.
The rated power of the SVC VP-1000-LCD uninterruptible power supply is 600 W (peak 1000 W). This model is equipped with one 12-volt lead-acid (GEL) battery with a capacity of 9 Ah, which charges in 6 hours. In addition to prompt switching to battery power, such a UPS can act as a network voltage stabilizer operating in the range from 145 to 290 V. The redundant load is connected to two EU Type F outputs (Euro socket, Shuko). Another computer socket works without a reserve (bypass). This UPS is suitable for working with any computers, including gaming systems, workstations and home servers. It has a full set of protections and an audible alarm.
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I took it because they gave me the broken charts. I didn't have high hopes, but I was pleasantly surprised. It really operates in the range of 150-280V. The AVR levels it adequately. Switches quickly, even the monitor doesn't blink. Lasts for 30 minutes and still has 25-30% charge remaining. Provides complete information to the PC via USB. There is a small minus. If the voltage is about 200V, the AVR tries to pull up but outputs 250V.  Jake52010EV: use SVC VP-1500-LCD few months |
UPD: After consideration, I'll be choosing a model with a capacity for 750W + monitors. So, 900W and above, to have some extra headroom. Switches quickly, lasts >=20 min at an average load of 160W (computer + two monitors) Sometimes the computer shuts down/reboots due to UPS overload. Although there is a power reserve, this didn't happen without the UPS (as long as there was power). I hope it's either a defect or can be fixed in the computer's BIOS. Yegor: use SVC VP-1250-LCD less than month |
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