Gruppo di continuità PowerWalker VI 1500 GXB IEC

PowerWalker VI 1500 GXB IEC is a line-interactive UPS with 1.5 kVA (900 W) capacity, designed to protect sensitive electronics such as gaming PCs, routers and monitors. The unit provides 8 IEC C13 outlets and uses an internal 9 Ah battery that delivers up to approximately 3.5 minutes of backup at full load. Tower design and active cooling ensure stable operation under varying conditions. The UPS offers pure sinewave output and integrated AVR for clean, stable power during outages or voltage fluctuations, and supports USB communication (HID or with software) for monitoring and control.

Advantages

The PowerWalker VI 1500 GXB IEC delivers pure sinewave output and AVR regulation to maintain voltage stability for connected equipment. The built-in USB communication enables monitoring and graceful shutdown via software or HID, while the tower form factor with active cooling provides reliable thermal management. Color-customizable status indicators allow quick visual identification of the UPS operating mode.

Suitable for

• Protecting a gaming PC and peripherals (monitor, router)
• Maintaining network equipment during short outages
• Performing safe shutdowns of sensitive electronics during extended power loss

Key specifications

• Output power capacity: 1.5 kVA (900 W)
• Outlets: 8 × IEC C13
• Battery: 9 Ah internal battery, ~3.5 min backup at full load
• Form factor: Tower with active cooling
• Product colour: Black; Weight: 13.8 kg

How to use

Install the UPS on a flat, stable surface with adequate ventilation. Connect critical devices (PC, monitor, router) to the IEC C13 outlets. Plug the UPS into a grounded mains outlet and switch it on. For monitoring and automatic shutdown, connect the UPS to a computer via USB and install compatible monitoring software or use the built-in HID interface. Test the configuration by simulating a power interruption to confirm battery support and shutdown behaviour.

Recommendations

For reliable protection, avoid connecting high-current devices that exceed the 900 W output rating. Periodically test the battery operation and replace the battery according to the manufacturer’s service guidelines. Configure the UPS software to perform an automatic, orderly shutdown of your system when battery runtime becomes low.