FSP NanoFit 600 600 VA (PPF3602303)

The minimum set to protect your PC

FSP NanoFit 600 is one of those simple and inexpensive UPSs that you buy to protect against accidental loss of important data while working on a computer. It is "built" around a 4.5 Ah battery and is designed to service equipment with a total power of up to 360 watts. However, you should not load it “to its fullest”, because at full load, UPS provides only 30 seconds of battery life (at half load — up to 5 minutes), which is enough only to quickly save documents open on your computer. Therefore, despite the abundance of connectors on the UPS case (a total of 6 pcs), it is better not to include anything more powerful than a PC with a monitor (or a monoblock) and a Wi-Fi router power supply into three sockets with a reserve. The other three sockets simply perform the function of a surge protector that smooths out interference in the network. They are not supplied with battery power. There are also two USB ports on the side of the case, which can be used to charge gadgets with a cord.

Advantages and disadvantages

Of the interesting features of this uninterruptible power supply, it should be noted the presence of such functions as output voltage adjustment (it can be important for some sensitive electronic devices) and a “cold start” (it can be necessary in emergency cases). Also noteworthy is the quiet operation of the UPS. But the FSP NanoFit 600 also has a certain drawback. Inside it is not an automatic, but a fuse. At a critical current strength, it does not turn off, but burns out. Therefore, if you turn on a powerful device with a large starting current (like a refrigerator or a washing machine) in this UPS, the fuse will burn out, and you will have to disassemble the UPS for minor repairs. Keep this feature in mind and don't put the FSP NanoFit 600 where something more powerful than a computer with peripherals can be plugged into it.