EVI 650VA Line-Interactive UPS
EVI 650VA Line-Interactive UPS is priced at Kes 4,800 here at Novelty Tech Solution in Nairobi, Kenya
Key Specifications
Spec | Detail |
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Capacity | 650 VA / 360 W |
Type | Line-Interactive UPS |
Battery | Sealed Lead-Acid (SLA), 12 V, 7 Ah |
Outlets | 2 universal AC outlets |
Input Voltage Range | ~ 140 V to 290 V AC |
Output Voltage | ~ 230 V AC ±10% |
Output Frequency | 50 Hz ±1 Hz |
Display / Indicators | LED indicators showing power status, load, battery status etc. |
Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) | Yes — with “Boost and Buck” AVR to deal with under-voltage (brownouts) and over-voltage without draining the battery. |
Cold-Start Function | Yes (able to power some devices from battery alone without mains) |
Warranty | 2 years (with shorter warranty for battery in some cases, e.g. 1 year) |
Physical Properties
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Approximate dimensions: 280 × 100 × 140 mm (Length × Width × Height)
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Weight: ~ 4.3 kg
Performance & Runtime Estimates
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Backup Time: Depends heavily on load. At lighter loads (for example a PC + router or small home setup drawing ≤100-150W), you might get ~ 10-20 minutes of backup. Under heavier loads closer to the 360 W capacity, expect much shorter time.
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Recharge Time: About 6-8 hours to 90% battery charge after full discharge in many listings.
Protection & Other Features
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Surge protection, overload protection.
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Brownout protection (low voltage), over-voltage protection via AVR.
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Intelligent battery management (float charging, avoids overcharge, etc.).
Pros & Limitations
Pros:
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Good for home/office use for devices like PCs, modems, small networking gear, etc.
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The AVR helps to handle the fluctuating mains voltages common in many areas (brownouts & spikes), preserving lifespan of connected equipment.
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Cold-start means even without main AC, you can power devices from battery temporarily.
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Universal sockets: good compatibility with different plugs.
Limitations:
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Simulated sine wave (not a pure sine wave) is likely (many line-interactive UPS of this class use simulated / stepped sine) — might be less ideal for highly sensitive equipment (audio, some PSU-sensitive hardware). [Note: not explicitly stated, but common in this class]
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360 W is maximum; if you have a high-powered gaming computer + peripherals, you could exceed it; UPS may overload or very short runtime.
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Battery runtime drops significantly with heavier loads.
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SLA battery needs maintenance/lasts limited cycles; after a few years battery performance degrades.
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Only 2 outlets; if you have many devices, you’ll need additional surge strips (but plan their load).
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