Uninterruptible Power Supply PowerWalker VFD 600 APFC

The PowerWalker VFD 600 APFC is a compact standby UPS designed for home and office use. With a capacity of 0.6 kVA (300 W) and a built-in 12 V/5 Ah battery, it provides short-term backup power and quiet operation thanks to passive cooling. The unit includes six Schuko-type AC outlets—four with battery backup and all with surge protection—and features a user-accessible battery compartment for straightforward replacement.

Advantages

The VFD APFC series uses technology that allows the UPS to deliver its full rated power when powering devices with active power factor correction (APFC), eliminating the need to oversize the UPS. This enables selection of a smaller, more cost-effective model while maintaining reliable backup. Lower internal power consumption also reduces operating energy costs. Integrated surge protection on all outlets and a removable battery compartment add convenience and safety for everyday use.

Suitable for

• Home desktop computers and peripherals
• Small office workstations and network equipment
• Modems, routers and VoIP devices
• Home entertainment devices with APFC power supplies

Key specifications

• Model: PowerWalker VFD 600 APFC (MPN: 10120410, EAN: 4260074975499)
• Output power capacity: 0.6 kVA / 300 W
• Battery: 12 V, 5 Ah (user-replaceable)
• AC outlets: 6 Schuko outlets (4 with battery backup, 6 with surge protection)
• Typical backup time: approx. 2 minutes at full load
• Cooling: passive (silent operation)
• Weight: 2.8 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Place the UPS on a stable, flat surface with adequate ventilation. Connect devices that require backup to the battery-backed outlets and non-critical devices to the surge-protected only outlets if applicable. Ensure the UPS is plugged into a properly grounded mains socket. Charge the internal battery for the recommended initial period before relying on backup power. Replace the battery using the accessible battery compartment when end-of-life is indicated or if backup time noticeably decreases.

Recommendations

For best results, size the VFD 600 APFC to cover individual computer systems, network equipment, or AV setups rather than whole-office loads. Regularly test the UPS and replace the battery every 2–4 years depending on usage and operating conditions.