Upsonic GD Series 650VA UPS, Line Interactive, Tower, W125 x H150 x D254mm, 2 x AU Socket, USB Communications Port & Winpower Software

Upsonic GD Series Line Interactive UPS 650VA

• Upsonic GD UPS, 650VA, 1600VA, 2200VA
• Line Interactive UPS, AVR – Auto Voltage Regulation reduces battery usage when input voltage is high or low
• Battery Backup, Internal UPS battery supports AC outlets when street mains is missing or corrupted
• Surge Protection, Best in class power surge protection
• LED Display, Shows AC Mode, Battery Mode, Overload, Fault
• Built-in DC Start function, UPS to AC can be used without input AC power
• USB Communication Port, USB HID communication can be used if Upsonic free software is not used
• Auto Restart, UPS automatically restarts on mains return after UPS battery has been completely used
• User Replaceable Batteries, Change batteries at battery end of life to extend UPS total life

Formula for UPS runtime calculation

To calculate the runtime, you can use the following formula:

Runtime (hours) = (Battery capacity (watt-hours) * Efficiency) / Load (watts)

For example, if you have a UPS with a battery capacity of 1000 watt-hours, an efficiency of 90%, and a load of 500 watts, the runtime would be:

Runtime (hours) = (1000 watt-hours * 0.9) / 500 watts = 1.8 hours

Keep in mind that this is a rough estimate and the actual runtime will depend on a variety of factors such as the age of the battery and the ambient temperature. It is always a good idea to have a UPS with a longer runtime than you think you will need to ensure that you have enough power in the event of an outage.

Battery Capacity (Watt-hours): Efficiency (as a decimal, e.g., 0.85 for 85%): Load (Watts): Calculate Runtime