Hikvision DS-UPS1000 UPS 1000VA/600W
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Hikvision

Hikvision DS-UPS1000 UPS 1000VA/600W

SKU: DS-UPS1000
Description

The Hikvision DS-UPS1000 is a 1000VA / 600W uninterruptible power supply (UPS) built to keep CCTV systems running through power cuts and dips. Plug your NVR or DVR - and, where the recorder feeds PoE cameras, the whole camera system - into the DS-UPS1000, and a blackout no longer means lost footage or a recorder that drops out mid-recording.

At a glance
- 1000VA / 600W back-up capacity for recorders and PoE camera systems
- Wide input range with built-in AVR to ride out brown-outs and surges
- 12V/9Ah battery, fast recharge to 90% in about 4-6 hours
- Two AU Type-I outlets, surge, overload, discharge and overcharge protection
- Runtime around 60 min at 60W, 15 min at 150W, 2 min at 300W
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§ 01Overview

What the DS-UPS1000 is

The Hikvision DS-UPS1000 is a back-up type uninterruptible power supply rated at 1000VA / 600W, designed to protect CCTV recorders and small camera systems from mains power problems. When the power fails, dips or surges, the UPS switches to its internal battery in 10 milliseconds or less, so an NVR or DVR keeps recording and shuts down safely instead of losing data or corrupting a hard drive.

It accepts a wide input voltage range and uses built-in automatic voltage regulation (AVR) to smooth out brown-outs and over-voltage, and it adds surge, overload, discharge and overcharge protection. Two AU Type-I outlets supply the connected gear, and a clear LED shows mains, charging and overload states with audible alarms. Runtime depends on load: as a guide, the DS-UPS1000 runs about 60 minutes at a light 60W load, around 15 minutes at 150W, and roughly 2 minutes at 300W - enough to cover short outages or trigger a clean shutdown on longer ones.

Power comes from a single 12V/9Ah rechargeable lead-acid battery that recharges to about 90% in 4-6 hours. Please note the battery mode output is a PWM stepped (simulated) waveform rather than a pure sine wave; this is well suited to DVRs, NVRs and routers, which is what most buyers protect with it. The unit measures 274 x 95 x 139 mm, weighs about 5.4 kg, and operates from 0 to 40 degrees C. It is ideal for keeping a Hikvision, Dahua or HiLook recorder and its hard drive safe during the brief, frequent outages common across Australia.

§ 02Engineering

DS-UPS1000 specifications

- 1000VA / 600W back-up UPS keeps an NVR or DVR (and a PoE camera system it powers) running through outages.

- Transfer to battery in 10 ms or less so the recorder never sees the power gap.

- Wide input range with built-in AVR rides out brown-outs and over-voltage without switching to battery.

- Surge, overload, discharge and overcharge protection guard the connected equipment.

- 12V/9Ah battery recharges to about 90% in 4-6 hours for fast recovery after an outage.

- Two AU Type-I outlets and an LED with audible alarms for mains, charging and overload states.

- Runtime around 60 min at 60W, 15 min at 150W and 2 min at 300W; 274 x 95 x 139 mm, 5.4 kg.

§ 03Full datasheet

Detailed specifications

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Alarm Charging Mode (DC mode): Sounding every 8 seconds; Low Battery: Sounding every second; Overloading Mode: Sounding every 0.5 seconds; Fault: Continuously sounding

§ 04Why choose this

Built for the way you actually use the DS-UPS1000

Protects your footage

Keeps an NVR or DVR recording and shutting down safely through outages, so you do not lose video or risk the hard drive.

Clean, regulated power

Built-in AVR plus surge, overload and discharge protection ride out brown-outs and spikes common on Australian mains.

Sensible runtime

About 60 minutes at 60W covers most short outages, with a clean shutdown margin for longer ones.

Fast recovery

A 12V/9Ah battery recharges to roughly 90% in 4-6 hours, ready for the next interruption.

§ 05Where it fits

Right at home in these scenarios

Home CCTV recorders

Keep a home NVR or DVR and its hard drive safe during the brief outages and storms common across Australia.

Small business systems

Protect a shop or office recorder and network switch so cameras and remote viewing stay up through a power blip.

PoE camera systems

Power a recorder that feeds its cameras over PoE so the whole system rides out a short outage together.

Network and modem back-up

Hold up a router or modem alongside the recorder so alarm and app notifications keep working briefly.

§ 06Setup

Installation & setup

01

Add up your load

Total the wattage of the recorder and anything else you will plug in, then check it against the runtime guide for the hold-up time you want.

02

Charge before use

Charge the UPS fully before relying on it; the battery recharges to about 90% in 4-6 hours.

03

Connect your equipment

Plug the NVR or DVR (and a switch or modem if needed) into the two AU outlets, keeping within the 600W rating.

04

Test a power cut

Switch off the mains briefly to confirm the recorder stays on and the LED and alarm behave as expected.

§ 07Questions

Frequently asked about the DS-UPS1000

Q.01

What does the DS-UPS1000 do?
It is a 1000VA / 600W uninterruptible power supply that gives CCTV recorders battery back-up during a power cut. The connected NVR or DVR keeps running or shuts down cleanly instead of losing footage when the mains drops out.
Q.02

How long will it run my system on battery?
Runtime depends on the load. As a guide it runs about 60 minutes at 60W, around 15 minutes at 150W and roughly 2 minutes at 300W. A typical NVR with a couple of cameras sits at the lighter end, so size it to your actual wattage.
Q.03

Can it power my cameras as well as the recorder?
If your NVR supplies the cameras over its own PoE ports, plugging the NVR into the UPS keeps the recorder and those PoE cameras running together. Cameras on a separate PoE switch would need that switch on the UPS too.
Q.04

Is the output a pure sine wave?
No. In battery mode it produces a PWM stepped (simulated) waveform rather than a pure sine wave. This suits DVRs, NVRs and routers, which is what most people protect with it. Very sensitive pure-sine-only equipment should use a pure sine UPS.
Q.05

What battery does it use and how long to recharge?
It uses a single 12V/9Ah rechargeable lead-acid battery, which recharges to about 90% capacity in around 4 to 6 hours after an outage.
Q.06

Does it protect against surges and brown-outs?
Yes. It includes surge, overload, discharge and overcharge protection, and built-in AVR corrects brown-outs and over-voltage without draining the battery, which extends battery life.
Q.07

How many outlets does it have?
It has two AU Type-I outlets for connecting your recorder and one other device, such as a network switch or modem, so the link to your cameras and the internet stays up briefly during an outage.
Q.08

How is it different from the DS-UPS600?
The DS-UPS1000 is the larger model at 1000VA / 600W with a 12V/9Ah battery, giving roughly double the runtime of the 600VA / 360W DS-UPS600 at a given load. Choose it for larger recorders or longer hold-up time.

§ 09Bundles

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