Apc Easy UPS BV 650VA, AVR, Universal Outlet, 230V BV650I-MSX

Key Feature: Reliable Backup Power: The UPS offers battery backup power to connected devices during power outages or fluctuations, ensuring uninterrupted operation of critical equipment such as computers, networking devices, and home entertainment systems. Line-Interactive Technology: Incorporates line-interactive technology, which regulates voltage fluctuations and smooths out power surges without relying solely on battery power, thus extending battery life and providing efficient power protection. Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR): Automatically adjusts voltage fluctuations within a safe range without switching to battery mode, thereby providing stable and consistent power to connected devices and protecting them from harmful voltage variations. Battery Management: Features intelligent battery management that maximizes battery performance, extends battery life, and provides early warning alerts for battery replacement when necessary. User-Friendly Design: The UPS is designed for easy installation and operation, with a user-friendly interface that includes LED indicators for power status, battery status, and fault notifications. Surge Protection: Offers surge protection to shield connected devices from damaging power surges and spikes caused by lightning, utility grid switching, or other electrical disturbances. Compact Form Factor: The UPS has a compact and space-saving design, making it suitable for use in home offices, small businesses, or anywhere space is limited. Audible Alarms: Equipped with audible alarms to alert users in case of power events or UPS malfunctions, ensuring prompt attention and action to safeguard connected equipment. Automatic Self-Test: Conducts periodic automatic self-tests to ensure the integrity and reliability of the UPS system, providing peace of mind that backup power is ready when needed. Data Line Protection: Some models may offer data line protection (e.g., RJ-11 or RJ-45 ports) to safeguard connected equipment such as modems, routers, or network switches from power surges and spikes transmitted through data lines.