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A tower UPS with up to 600W of battery backup, boost and buck AVR, one SA Type M socket and two Type N sockets. It keeps a router, PC or monitor running through a short power cut.
A tower UPS with up to 600W of battery backup, boost and buck AVR, one SA Type M socket and two Type N sockets. It keeps a router, PC or monitor running through a short power cut.

The RCT 1000VA runs on two 12V 7Ah batteries and gives up to 600W across its three sockets. Three LEDs on the front show mains, battery and fault, and audible alarms warn of battery mode, low battery and overload.

The RCT 1000VA runs on two 12V 7Ah batteries and gives up to 600W across its three sockets. Three LEDs on the front show mains, battery and fault, and audible alarms warn of battery mode, low battery and overload.

Line interactive means the UPS corrects low or high mains between 162V and 290V with automatic voltage regulation, without switching to battery. When the power does drop, it moves to battery in a typical 2-6 ms.
Line interactive means the UPS corrects low or high mains between 162V and 290V with automatic voltage regulation, without switching to battery. When the power does drop, it moves to battery in a typical 2-6 ms.


One large Type M socket and two Type N sockets take local plugs without an adaptor, and the Type N sockets also accept 2-pin Europlugs. The rear panel also carries a USB port, two RJ-11/RJ-45 line protection ports and the IEC power inlet.

One large Type M socket and two Type N sockets take local plugs without an adaptor, and the Type N sockets also accept 2-pin Europlugs. The rear panel also carries a USB port, two RJ-11/RJ-45 line protection ports and the IEC power inlet.
The UPS can start on battery with no mains present, turns back on by itself when the power returns and keeps charging its batteries while switched off. A full recharge to 90% takes 4-6 hours.
The UPS can start on battery with no mains present, turns back on by itself when the power returns and keeps charging its batteries while switched off. A full recharge to 90% takes 4-6 hours.
Everything you need to know about this product
Up to 600W in total across its three sockets. A router, fibre box and a mid-range PC with one monitor usually fit; a high-end gaming PC under full load can pass 600W and trip the overload alarm, so add up the real draw first.
RCT does not publish runtime figures for this model. Runtime depends on the load: two 12V 7Ah batteries keep a router going for a long time, while a PC near the 600W limit gets minutes, enough to save work and shut down.
It has one large SA Type M socket and two Type N (SANS 164-2) sockets, which also accept 2-pin Europlugs. Most local plugs fit without an adaptor.
No. RCT's datasheet lists a simulated sine wave output in battery mode. On mains power the UPS passes regulated mains through its AVR.
The UPS corrects low or high mains voltage between 162V and 290V with boost and buck AVR, without switching to battery. That saves the battery for real power cuts.
Typically in 2-6 ms, according to RCT's datasheet, quick enough for routers, monitors and most PCs to ride through.
The UPS runs on two 12V 7Ah batteries, a common size. RCT covers the batteries for 6 months.
For a router, fibre box, PC and monitor, a 1000VA / 600W line interactive UPS with AVR and SA sockets keeps the connection up through short power cuts and gives a PC time to shut down cleanly.
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