FSP FP 600 uninterruptible power supply (UPS) 0.6 kVA 360 W 2 AC outlet(s)

The FSP Nano 600 is a compact uninterruptible power supply (UPS) that delivers 0.6 kVA (360 W) of output power in a small, economical housing. It includes two Type F AC outlets and a built-in 12 V / 7 Ah battery with an approximate recharge time of 8 hours. The unit provides simulated sine wave output, microprocessor control and multiple battery protections to maintain stable power and allow safe shutdown of connected equipment during mains failures.

Advantages

Compact dimensions and a lightweight design make the UPS suitable for limited spaces and flexible mounting; microprocessor control ensures reliable operation; the unit supports auto-restart when AC mains return and a cold-start function for powering devices from battery only. Built-in protections cover battery discharge, overcharge, short circuit and thermal events.

Suitable for

• Home desktop PCs and workstations
• Small office equipment (routers, modems, VoIP phones)
• Network devices and external hard drives requiring short-term backup

Key specifications

• Output power: 360 W
• Output capacity: 0.6 kVA
• Battery: 12 V, 7 Ah (recharge time ~8 hours)
• AC outlets: 2 × Type F
• Output waveform: simulated sine wave
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 82.5 × 228 × 207 mm
• Weight: 2.7 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Place the UPS on a stable surface or mount it according to the available stand/mounting options. Connect the UPS to AC mains and allow the battery to charge for the recommended time before full use. Plug your equipment into the two Type F outlets. During a power interruption the UPS will switch to battery supply automatically, maintaining power long enough for safe shutdown of devices. Use the cold-start function to power connected devices from battery when AC mains are unavailable.

Recommendations

For longer battery life, avoid exposing the UPS to high ambient temperatures, perform periodic battery checks, and replace the internal battery according to the manufacturer’s recommended interval or when runtime visibly decreases.