Mercury Maverick 650VA UPS
Protect your computer and network from sudden power cuts. The Mercury Maverick 650 UPS keeps your devices running for a few minutes when the mains fails, so you save your work and shut down safely. As a result, you avoid lost files and corrupted data. In addition, its built-in voltage regulation smooths out low and high voltage before it reaches your equipment.
Why choose this UPS?
- Instant battery backup: It switches to battery in just 4 to 8 milliseconds, so your computer does not restart.
- Automatic voltage regulation (AVR): It corrects low and high mains voltage without using the battery, which also extends battery life.
- Wide input range: It accepts 140V to 300V AC, so it copes with the unstable power common in many areas.
- Two backup outlets: You plug in a computer and a router or modem, so both stay protected.
- Surge and short-circuit protection: Built-in protection guards your equipment against power spikes and faults.
- Sealed battery: The maintenance-free lead-acid battery needs no topping up, which keeps ownership simple.
What can the Mercury Maverick 650 UPS power? (verify)
The Mercury Maverick 650 UPS suits desktop computers, routers, modems, decoders, and small home or office electronics up to about 390W. It gives typical backup times of 10 to 20 minutes, depending on the load. However, it is not made for laser printers, air conditioners, refrigerators, or other heavy loads, because these draw too much power. Send us your equipment list, and we will confirm it works before you order.
Specifications
- Brand: Mercury
- Model: Maverick 650 UPS
- Capacity: 650VA / 390W
- Type: Line-interactive with AVR (verify on your unit)
- Input voltage range: 140V to 300V AC
- Output waveform: Sine wave on mains, simulated sine wave on battery
- Transfer time: 4 to 8 ms (typical)
- Outlets: 2 x universal battery backup outlets
- Battery: Sealed, maintenance-free lead-acid, 12V (confirm the Ah rating on your unit)
- Typical backup time: 10 to 20 minutes, depending on load
- Protection: Surge, overload, short circuit
Planning your setup
First, add up the power of the devices you want to protect, and keep the total under 390W. Next, plug only essential equipment into the battery outlets. Also, leave the UPS plugged in to the mains, so the battery stays charged. Finally, replace the battery every two to three years, because the backup time drops as it ages.
