FSP FP 650 (PPF3601406) 650 VA
 | Expecting restock Interactive UPS for corporate and home users. Equipped with a 7 Ah battery. The device is designed to service several units of computer equipment, the total power of which does not exceed 360 watts. The uninterruptible power supply FSP FP 650 (PPF3601406) differs from other UPSs of the same series in that there are only “computer” sockets on its rear panel (4 in total). This device is characterized by quiet operation and support for the "cold start" function, which allows you to turn on the computer in the absence of mains voltage. E-Catalog uses affiliate links compensated by our partners. |
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Interactive UPS. Cold start. Quiet work.
Interactive UPS for corporate and home users. Equipped with a 7 Ah battery. The device is designed to service several units of computer equipment, the total power of which does not exceed 360 watts. The uninterruptible power supply FSP FP 650 (PPF3601406) differs from other UPSs of the same series in that there are only “computer” sockets on its rear panel (4 in total). This device is characterized by quiet operation and support for the "cold start" function, which allows you to turn on the computer in the absence of mains voltage.
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