SVC VP-650-LCD 650 VA
![]() | Outdated Product Type: smart; Form factor: standard (Tower); Switching to battery (ms): 6; Input voltage: 1 phase (230V); Input voltage range (V): 145 – 290; Peak output power (VA): 650; Rated output power (W): 390; Output waveform: pure sine wave (PSW); Full charge time (min): 360; Dimensions (mm): 141x85x305 |
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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. |
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. |
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