Comparison PowerWalker Basic VI 1000 STL FR 1000 VA vs PowerWalker Basic VI 1000 STL 1000 VA
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French type E sockets (with pin) | Interactive UPS. Cold start. | |
| Type | smart | smart |
| Form factor | standard (Tower) | standard (Tower) |
| Operating time (50% load) | 5.5 min | 5.5 min |
| Switching to battery | 4 ms | 4 ms |
Input | ||
| Input voltage | 1 phase (230V) | 1 phase (230V) |
| Input voltage range | 162 – 290 В | 162 – 290 В |
| Bypass (direct connection) | in absent | in absent |
Output | ||
| Output voltage | 1 phase (230V) | 1 phase (230V) |
| Peak output power | 1000 VA | 1000 VA |
| Rated output power | 600 W | 600 W |
| Efficiency | 96 % | 96 % |
| Output waveform | similar to a sinusoid (approximated) | similar to a sinusoid (approximated) |
| Output frequency | 50/60 Hz | 50/60 Hz |
| Redundant sockets | 2 | 2 |
| Socket type | type E (FR) | type F (Schuko) |
Battery | ||
| Number of batteries | 1 | 1 |
| Total battery capacity | 9 Ah | 9 Ah |
| Battery type | GEL ( filled with gel) | GEL ( filled with gel) |
| Full charge time | 480 min | 480 min |
| Max. charging current | 0.7 А | |
Protection | ||
| Protection | short circuit protection overload protection noise filtering data line protection sound alarm | short circuit protection overload protection noise filtering data line protection sound alarm |
| Fuse | melting | melting |
| Control interfaces | USB type B | USB type B |
General | ||
| Screen |  | |
| Operating temperature | 0 – 40 °C | 0 – 40 °C |
| Dimensions (HxWxD) | 138x96x286 mm | 138x96x286 mm |
| Weight | 4.9 kg | 4.9 kg |
| Added to E-Catalog | february 2020 | june 2018 |
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Glossary
Socket type
A socket for a specific type of plug in the UPS design.
— Type F (Schuko). A traditional European socket with two round holes in the center and grounding contacts in the form of two metal brackets (at the top and bottom of the socket). The term Schuko stuck to this type of socket due to the abbreviation from the German Schutzkontakt - protective contact.
— Type E (French). The French style socket has two round holes and a protruding ground pin just above them in the center. The standard has become widespread in France, Poland and Belgium (along with the traditional type F sockets).
— Type G (British). The plug for such sockets consists of two flat horizontal pins and one flat vertical pin for grounding. The standard is found mainly in the countries of the United Kingdom, Malta, Cyprus, Singapore and Hong Kong.
— Type B (American). American-style sockets are designed for plugs with two flat prongs and a semicircular grounding contact. Type B is widely used in regions with voltage 110 - 127 V - USA, Japan, Saudi Arabia, etc.
— Type F (Schuko). A traditional European socket with two round holes in the center and grounding contacts in the form of two metal brackets (at the top and bottom of the socket). The term Schuko stuck to this type of socket due to the abbreviation from the German Schutzkontakt - protective contact.
— Type E (French). The French style socket has two round holes and a protruding ground pin just above them in the center. The standard has become widespread in France, Poland and Belgium (along with the traditional type F sockets).
— Type G (British). The plug for such sockets consists of two flat horizontal pins and one flat vertical pin for grounding. The standard is found mainly in the countries of the United Kingdom, Malta, Cyprus, Singapore and Hong Kong.
— Type B (American). American-style sockets are designed for plugs with two flat prongs and a semicircular grounding contact. Type B is widely used in regions with voltage 110 - 127 V - USA, Japan, Saudi Arabia, etc.
Max. charging current
The maximum current in Amperes that charges the UPS battery or battery pack. Frequent charging cycles with high currents reduce the battery's service life. However, charging in this mode will come in handy during regular power outages - it makes sense to use high charging currents when you need to charge the batteries as quickly as possible while the power is on and be fully prepared for the next power outage.