Acconet 700VA/360W Offline UPS | DG 600VA

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The Acconet DG 600VA (700VA / 360W) is a dependable line-interactive / offline UPS engineered to protect personal computers, networking hardware, and vital electronic equipment against sudden power outages and severe voltage fluctuations. Featuring integrated automatic voltage regulation (AVR) with dual-boost and single-buck controls, this compact unit delivers stable power, backed by an estimated 5–10 minutes of run time at a 360W load.

Technical Specifications

  • Part Number: DG 600VA
  • Capacity: 700VA / 360W
  • Topology: Line-Interactive / Offline with AVR
  • Input Voltage Range: 140V to 300Vac
  • Input Frequency: 50 / 60Hz (Auto-sensing)
  • Output Voltage Regulation (Battery Mode): ±10%
  • Output Waveform: Simulated Sine Wave (Modified Sine Wave)
  • Transfer Time: Typical 4–8ms, 13ms Max
  • Battery Configuration: Built-in 1x 12V / 7Ah maintenance-free lead-acid battery
  • Recharge Time: 4 to 6 hours to recover 90% capacity
  • Runtime: 5–10 Minutes @ 360W Load
  • Display Panels: Available with either LED or LCD configurations
  • Interface / Communication: USB port (supports Windows, Linux, Unix, and macOS), RJ-11 surge protection port
  • Physical Dimensions: 140 mm (W) x 350 mm (L) x 230 mm (H)
  • Weight: 4.65 kg

Key Features

  • Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR): Equipped with two boost and one buck stabilizer stages to normalise wide input voltage variations without draining the battery.
  • Generator Compatible: Engineered to interface cleanly with backup generator power feeds commonly utilised during extended grid outages.
  • Cold Start Function: Enables the UPS to be powered on directly from the battery pack in a total blackout condition without active AC mains input.
  • Smart Protections: Comprehensive internal architecture safeguarding against short circuits, overloads, battery overcharge, and over-discharge.
  • Auto-Restart & Off-Mode Charging: Automatically recovers and restarts operations upon grid power restoration, with internal charging active while switched off.
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