Apc Back-UPS 650 VA

Specifications

Power Output

• Capacity: 650 VA / 390 Watts.
  • Ideal for powering essential devices like desktops, routers, modems, and small appliances.
  • Provides limited backup time depending on the power load.

Battery and Runtime

• Battery Type: Sealed, maintenance-free lead-acid battery.
• Backup Time:
  • Approximately 10–15 minutes for a standard desktop PC and monitor.
  • Backup time decreases with additional devices or higher power loads.
• Recharge Time: 6–8 hours for a full charge after a complete discharge.

Outlets

• Typically comes with 4–6 outlets, depending on the model version:
  • Battery Backup + Surge Protection: A subset of outlets provides both battery backup and surge protection.
  • Surge Protection Only: Remaining outlets provide only surge protection.

Input Voltage

• Input Range: Operates between 140–300V without switching to battery, depending on your model and region.
• Equipped with Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) to correct voltage fluctuations without draining the battery.

Safety Features

• Surge Protection: Protects connected devices from power spikes and surges.
• Overload Protection: Prevents damage by shutting down if connected devices exceed power capacity.

Display and Indicators

• LED Indicators: Provide status updates on power and battery.
• Alarms: Audible alerts for power loss, battery failure, or overload.

Connectivity

• USB or RJ45 Ports (Optional): Some models include a USB port to connect to a PC for monitoring power and battery status using APC PowerChute software.

Dimensions and Design

• Compact Design: Easy to place under desks or in small spaces.
• Weight: Light enough to carry and install (approx. 4–6 kg depending on the model).

Applications

The APC Back-UPS 650 VA is suitable for:

1. Home Users: Protect computers, Wi-Fi routers, and entertainment systems from sudden power loss.
2. Small Offices: Backup and safeguard essential office equipment.
3. Home Surveillance Systems: Ensure cameras and recording devices stay operational during outages.

Pros

• Affordable entry-level UPS.
• Reliable surge and power backup protection.
• Compact and lightweight.
• Easy to set up and use.

Cons

• Limited capacity (390W may not be sufficient for high-power devices like gaming PCs or larger appliances).
• Relatively short backup time for high loads.
• Batteries need replacement every 2–3 years.