Infosec UPS line‑interactive INF_661147 1300 VA / 720 W, 6x IEC C13, AVR, USB, tower, black

Infosec INF_661147 is a line‑interactive UPS in a tower enclosure designed to provide backup power and surge protection for single‑phase equipment. With a rated capacity of 1300 VA (720 W) and Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR), it maintains output voltage within ±10% and delivers a simulated sine wave output. The unit includes six IEC C13 outlets, a USB Type‑B port for communication, audible alarms for battery, fault, overload and low battery conditions, and built‑in surge and overvoltage protection.

Advantages

The UPS offers stable voltage regulation via AVR, multiple IEC C13 outlets for connecting several devices, and audible alarms that signal battery, overload and fault conditions. It provides both surge protection and overvoltage protection, and supports cold start operation. Compact tower design and included USB communication make it suitable for small office and home setups.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and workstations
• Network equipment such as routers and switches
• External drives and peripheral devices requiring IEC C13 connections
• Small office and home office environments

Key specifications

• Output power capacity: 1300 VA / 720 W
• Topology: Line‑Interactive with AVR
• Output waveform: Simulated sine wave
• Input voltage range: 162–290 V
• Output voltage regulation: ±10%
• Input/output frequency: 50/60 Hz
• Number and type of outlets: 6 × IEC C13
• USB interface: 1 × USB Type‑B (USB 2.0)
• Audible alarms: Battery, fault, overload, low battery
• Surge and overvoltage protection: Yes
• Battery: 2 × 7 Ah, lead‑acid; battery voltage 12 V
• Typical backup time: ~10 min at half load, ~60 min at full load
• Battery recharge time: 8 h
• Noise level: 45 dB
• Operating temperature: 0–40 °C
• Operating humidity: 0–90% RH
• Form factor and colour: Tower, black
• Dimensions (H×W×D): 178 × 148 × 298 mm
• Weight: 7.5 kg

How to use

Place the UPS on a stable, level surface away from heat and water sources. Connect critical equipment to the IEC C13 outlets and use the included input power cable to connect the UPS to mains. For communication and monitoring, connect the USB Type‑B port to a computer using the supplied USB cable. The UPS will automatically regulate voltage and switch to battery power during mains failure; audible alarms indicate battery status, overloads and faults. Allow the battery to charge for approximately 8 hours before relying on full backup capacity.

Recommendations

Keep the UPS clear of direct heat and water, perform periodic battery checks, and replace lead‑acid batteries according to manufacturer guidance. Avoid overloading the unit beyond its 720 W rating and ensure adequate ventilation to maintain the specified operating temperature range.