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The Line Interactive UPS ACT 600 VA (AC2300) provides short-term backup power and surge protection for computers and other electronic devices. This compact black UPS delivers 0.6 kVA (360 W) output capacity, features sealed lead-acid battery technology and automatic voltage regulation (AVR) to keep output voltage stable during fluctuations. The unit includes six earthed output sockets — three sockets with battery backup and surge protection and three sockets with surge protection only — and can be mounted on the wall.

Advantages

The ACT 600 VA UPS offers up to approximately 10 minutes of runtime at a 120 W load, allowing time to save files and shut down equipment safely. It provides multiple protections including surge, short circuit, discharge, overcharge and overload protection. Audible alarms and status LEDs inform about power failures and low battery. The compact design and detachable cable simplify installation and enable wall mounting.

Suitable for

• Home or small office desktop computers and workstations
• Network equipment with moderate power draw (routers, switches)
• Peripherals that require short-term backup to perform safe shutdown (external drives, monitors)

Key specifications

• Model: AC2300 (ACT)
• Output power capacity: 0.6 kVA
• Output power: 360 W
• Battery backup runtime: approx. 10 minutes @ 120 W load
• Output sockets: 6 earthed sockets (3 with battery backup + surge protection, 3 with surge protection only)
• Battery type: sealed lead-acid
• Features: Line Interactive topology, AVR (automatic voltage regulation)
• Protection: surge, short circuit, discharge, overcharge, overload
• Mounting: wall-mountable
• Colour: black
• Dimensions (approx.): 360 x 130 x 240 mm

How to use

Connect the UPS to mains power and allow the internal battery to charge before first use. Plug critical equipment into the three battery-backed earthed sockets to ensure power continuity during an outage; non-critical devices can be connected to the three surge-only sockets. During a power failure the UPS will switch to battery and the AVR will maintain stable output voltage. Monitor the status LEDs and listen for audible alerts to know when mains power is lost or the battery is low. When battery runtime is depleted, perform a controlled shutdown of connected devices.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, place the UPS in a ventilated, dust-free area, avoid covering ventilation openings, and periodically test the battery by simulating a power failure. Use the battery-backed sockets only for devices within the UPS output power rating and allow the battery to fully charge after extended storage before relying on it for backup.