Hikvision DS-UPS600 UPS 600VA/360W
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Hikvision

Hikvision DS-UPS600 UPS 600VA/360W

SKU: DS-UPS600 
Description

The Hikvision DS-UPS600 is a compact 600VA / 360W uninterruptible power supply (UPS) for smaller CCTV setups. Plug a DVR or NVR into the DS-UPS600 and a power cut no longer interrupts recording - the unit switches to battery instantly, holding the recorder up through short outages or giving it time to shut down cleanly.

At a glance
- 600VA / 360W back-up capacity for a small recorder or camera system
- Switches to battery in 10 ms or less so the recorder never drops out
- 12V/7Ah rechargeable battery; overload, discharge and overcharge protection
- LED status for mains, charging and overload, with audible alarms
- Compact 274 x 95 x 139 mm, about 4.2 kg, 0 to 40 degrees C
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§ 01Overview

What the DS-UPS600  is

The Hikvision DS-UPS600 is a back-up type uninterruptible power supply rated at 600VA / 360W, sized for a single CCTV recorder or a small camera system. When the mains fails or dips, it switches to its internal battery in 10 milliseconds or less, so a DVR or NVR keeps running and can shut down safely rather than losing footage or risking the hard drive.

It runs from a 220-240 VAC input at 50/60 Hz and protects the connected equipment with overload, discharge and overcharge protection, while an LED shows mains, charging and overload states with audible alarm tones. Runtime depends on the load: at a light load of around 60W it can run for roughly half an hour, with the time falling as the load increases, so it is best matched to a small recorder rather than a large multi-bay system. As with the larger DS-UPS1000, the battery-mode output is a PWM stepped (simulated) waveform rather than a pure sine wave, which suits DVRs, NVRs, modems and routers.

Power comes from a single 12V/7Ah rechargeable lead-acid battery, with a typical recharge time of 10 to 16 hours. The unit is compact at 274 x 95 x 139 mm and about 4.2 kg, and operates from 0 to 40 degrees C. It is a tidy, affordable way to protect a home or small-business Hikvision, Dahua or HiLook recorder from the brief, frequent power interruptions common across Australia. For larger recorders or longer hold-up time, step up to the DS-UPS1000.

§ 02Engineering

DS-UPS600  specifications

- 600VA / 360W back-up UPS keeps a small DVR or NVR running through short power outages.

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

- Overload, discharge and overcharge protection guard the connected equipment.

- 12V/7Ah rechargeable lead-acid battery with a typical 10 to 16 hour recharge time.

- LED status for mains, charging and overload, with clear audible alarm tones.

- PWM stepped (simulated) battery-mode output suits DVRs, NVRs, modems and routers.

- Compact 274 x 95 x 139 mm, about 4.2 kg, operating from 0 to 40 degrees C.

§ 04Why choose this

Built for the way you actually use the DS-UPS600 

Right-sized and affordable

A compact 600VA / 360W UPS that suits a single recorder without paying for capacity you do not need.

Protects your footage

Instant transfer to battery keeps a DVR or NVR recording and shutting down safely through outages.

Protected output

Overload, discharge and overcharge protection guard the connected recorder and its hard drive.

Compact and simple

A small 4.2 kg unit with clear LED status sits neatly beside the recorder.

§ 05Where it fits

Right at home in these scenarios

Home CCTV recorders

Protect a single home DVR or NVR from the brief outages and storms common across Australia.

Small shop or office

Keep a small-business recorder up through a power blip so cameras and viewing stay available.

Modem and recorder hold-up

Power a recorder and modem together briefly so remote viewing and notifications keep working.

Entry-level systems

A budget-friendly back-up for 4-8 channel recorders that do not need a larger UPS.

§ 06Setup

Installation & setup

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Check your load

Add up the wattage of the recorder and anything else you will plug in, keeping it well under the 360W rating.

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Charge first

Charge the UPS before relying on it; the battery takes a typical 10-16 hours to recharge.

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Connect the recorder

Plug the DVR or NVR (and a modem if needed) into the UPS outlets, then route mains in from the wall.

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Test a power cut

Switch off the mains briefly to confirm the recorder stays on and the LED and alarm respond correctly.

§ 07Questions

Frequently asked about the DS-UPS600 

Q.01

What is the DS-UPS600 used for?
It is a 600VA / 360W uninterruptible power supply that gives a small CCTV recorder battery back-up during a power cut, so the DVR or NVR keeps running or shuts down cleanly instead of losing footage.
Q.02

How long will it run on battery?
Runtime depends on the load. At a light load of around 60W it can run for roughly 30 minutes, and the time falls as the load rises. Match it to a small recorder and size it to your actual wattage.
Q.03

Is it big enough for my system?
It suits a single recorder or a small camera system within its 360W rating. For larger multi-bay recorders, or if you want longer hold-up time, the DS-UPS1000 (600W) is the better choice.
Q.04

Is the output a pure sine wave?
No. In battery mode it produces a PWM stepped (simulated) waveform, not a pure sine wave. This is fine for DVRs, NVRs, modems and routers, which is what most people protect with it.
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What battery does it use and how long to recharge?
It uses a single 12V/7Ah rechargeable lead-acid battery, with a typical recharge time of 10 to 16 hours after an outage.
Q.06

Does it protect against surges and overload?
It includes overload, discharge and overcharge protection for the connected equipment, and signals overload conditions with an LED and audible alarm.
Q.07

Can it power my cameras too?
If the recorder supplies the cameras over its own PoE ports, plugging the recorder into the UPS keeps those PoE cameras running with it during a short outage, within the 360W limit.
Q.08

How is it different from the DS-UPS1000?
The DS-UPS600 is the compact model at 600VA / 360W with a 12V/7Ah battery. The DS-UPS1000 is larger at 1000VA / 600W with a 12V/9Ah battery and roughly double the runtime at a given load.

§ 09Bundles

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