The APC Backup UPS 1000VA provides dependable power backup and surge protection for computers, networking gear, and home or office electronics. Built with Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR), it actively corrects voltage fluctuations without depleting internal battery reserves, keeping connected equipment running securely during power anomalies.
Equipped with 600 Watts of output capacity, this line-interactive unit delivers sufficient power to safely finish critical workflows and execute smooth equipment shutdowns during unexpected outages. Its space-saving design and intuitive LED status indicators offer seamless integration and real-time operational monitoring for any workspace.
Key Features
Brand
APC
Product Type
Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
Output power capacity
600 Watts / 1.0kVA
Max Configurable Power (Watts)
600 Watts / 1.0kVA
Nominal Output Voltage
230V
Topology
Line Interactive
Waveform type
Stepped approximation to a sine wave
Transfer Time
6ms typical : 10ms maximum Input
Input frequency
50/60 Hz +/- 1 Hz Unsynchronised
Voltage Regulation
Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR)
Highlights
APC Backup UPS 1000VA
Output power capacity: 600 Watts / 1.0kVA
• Max Configurable Power (Watts): 600 Watts / 1.0kVA
• Nominal Output Voltage: 230V
• Topology: Line Interactive
• Waveform type: Stepped approximation to a sine wave
• Transfer Time: 6ms typical : 10ms maximum Input
• Input frequency: 50/60 Hz +/- 1 Hz Unsynchronised
Compatibility
Compatible with standard computers, modems, routers, printers, and sensitive home or office electronics requiring 230V AC power input.
How to use
Connect the UPS directly to a grounded wall outlet, attach essential devices to the battery backup and surge-protected outlets, and monitor operational status using the built-in LED indicators.
Frequently asked questions
What is the power capacity of this APC UPS?
The unit delivers an output capacity of 1000VA or 600 Watts.
What type of topology does this UPS utilize?
It operates on a line-interactive topology with stepped approximation to a sine wave output.
What is the transfer time during a power interruption?
The typical transfer time is 6 milliseconds, with a maximum of 10 milliseconds.
How does Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) work on this model?
AVR corrects minor high and low voltage fluctuations without switching to battery power, preserving overall battery life.
