PowerWalker VI 650 SHL IEC line-interactive UPS – 650 VA / 360 W, tower, 2x IEC C13

Small offices, retail counters, and home IT setups often suffer from unstable mains power that can corrupt data or interrupt operations. The PowerWalker VI 650 SHL IEC is a line-interactive UPS designed to keep your router, switch, modem, or small workstation running smoothly during short outages and voltage fluctuations. With 650 VA / 360 W capacity and two IEC C13 outlets, it provides reliable battery backup and surge protection in a compact tower design.

Key specifications

• Line-Interactive topology with Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR)
• 650 VA / 360 W output capacity
• 2x IEC C13 output sockets
• Input voltage range: 170 – 280 VAC
• Battery: 12V / 7Ah sealed lead-acid, recharge in 4–6 hours
• Transfer time: 2–6 ms typical
• USB communication port and RJ-11 protection
• Simulated sine wave output on battery
• Noise level: < 40 dB
• Cold start function and auto restart

Why choose it

The PowerWalker VI 650 SHL IEC offers a practical balance of performance and value. Its line-interactive design corrects minor voltage fluctuations without draining the battery, extending battery life. The AVR ensures your connected equipment receives stable power even when the mains supply is unreliable. With cold start capability, you can power up devices from battery even without grid power, and the automatic restart function reconnects devices after a power outage without manual intervention.

Ideal use cases

• Home office and small business IT equipment
• Network devices like routers, switches, and modems
• Point-of-sale (POS) systems and payment terminals
• Data storage devices and laptops

Good to know

This UPS is installed in a space-saving tower form factor and is ready to use out of the box. The USB port allows basic monitoring and graceful shutdown via your operating system when connected to a host computer. The two IEC C13 outlets give you the flexibility to power standard computer and display cables. With a typical runtime of 10 minutes at half load, you have enough time to save work and safely shut down during extended outages.