Onduleur PowerWalker VI 1200 CSW FR

PowerWalker VI 1200 CSW FR is a line-interactive UPS in tower form that delivers 1.2 kVA (720 W) of protected output power. The unit provides pure sinewave output and integrated AVR to stabilise voltage during brownouts or surges. It includes an LCD display, four Type E/F AC outlets and two front USB charging ports (2.1 A). The battery is user-accessible from the front panel for straightforward replacement; recharge time is approximately 8 hours and the black housing fits home and office environments.

Advantages

This UPS combines line-interactive topology with pure sinewave output for compatible and stable power to sensitive electronics. The built-in AVR reduces voltage fluctuations without switching to battery, extending runtime for critical loads. Front USB charging ports add convenience for mobile devices while the front-access battery compartment simplifies maintenance. LCD status information and USB communication enable monitoring and control.

Suitable for

• Home PCs and entertainment systems including gaming consoles
• Office workstations and network attached storage (NAS)
• Telecommunication equipment and small servers

Key specifications

• Output power capacity: 1.2 kVA (720 W)
• AC outlets: 4 × Type E/F sockets
• Battery: 7 Ah, front-accessible, recharge time ~8 hours
• Topology: Line-interactive with AVR and pure sinewave output
• Front USB charging ports: 2 × 2.1 A
• Form factor and colour: Tower, black; weight 11.3 kg

How to use

Place the UPS on a stable, ventilated surface and connect protected equipment to the AC outlets. Plug the UPS into a mains outlet to charge the internal battery fully before first use. Use the LCD to view status and connect a computer via USB for optional monitoring or control; the unit supports HID communication without additional drivers. Replace the battery by opening the front panel according to the service instructions when end-of-life indicators appear.

Recommendations

For best results, ensure the UPS is installed indoors in a dry, dust-free location with ambient temperature within the manufacturer’s specified range. Regularly test and replace the battery as needed, and avoid overloading the UPS beyond its 720 W rating.