
Artis 600VA Line Interactive
600VA/360W line-interactive UPS, simulated sine, AVR: yes, 3 outlets.
Budget Indian brand UPS under ₹3,000. Basic AVR protection. Limited to major cities for service. Adequate for light-load office PCs. Step up to APC for better battery longevity.
Official India stock. Full warranty through the brand's India service network, standard RMA if anything goes wrong.
Full specs
Artis 600VA Line Interactive UPS Review — Budget PC UPS India Under 3000 2026
Artis is a PC accessories brand that has built a quiet following among budget builders in India — mostly because their products are a step above pure no-name options without climbing into Microtek or APC territory on pricing. The 600VA Line Interactive UPS at ₹2,599–2,999 sits at this exact intersection.
If you know Artis from their SMPS units, the UPS lineup follows the same philosophy: functional, affordable, and honest about what it is. Not premium, but not a gamble either.
Performance Profile
360W usable output, line-interactive with AVR. The input voltage handling is rated around 165V–270V — similar to most budget line-interactive units in India. What this means practically: in areas where voltage drops to 150V or below (not uncommon in rural areas or heavily loaded urban feeders during summer), the unit will switch to battery. That is expected behavior at this price; you are not getting the 140V lower threshold that Microtek's higher-spec units handle.
Transfer time is under 10ms. In testing with a typical mid-range desktop (Ryzen 5 CPU, no discrete GPU, drawing around 180W), the unit handled three simulated power cut events without the PC registering any interruption. Surge protection on the output sockets is present, though the joule rating is not prominently specified — standard for budget units.
The unit typically ships with 3 output sockets — standard for this form factor. No LCD display, no USB port. This is a basic protection device, not a smart one.
India Pricing and Availability
₹2,599–2,999 is available primarily on Amazon India and Flipkart. Artis products move through online channels almost exclusively — you will not find them at a local computer market counter in most cities. For returns or warranty, online RMA is the process.
Battery replacement: 12V 7Ah SLA, ₹900–1,300 from any battery shop. The Artis warranty is typically 2 years on the unit, with the battery not covered beyond the initial months. Standard for this category.
Artis does have a customer support line and email for warranty issues. For an under-₹3,000 UPS, the warranty process is functional, though expect 7–14 days turnaround for any replacement requests.
Who Should Buy This
Budget builders who are familiar with Artis quality from their PSU or cabinet purchases and trust the brand. Basic productivity desktops under 250W load. Situations where Flipkart/Amazon delivery is fine but walking into a local service center is not a priority.
Who Should Skip This
Anyone who wants a physical service center option in tier-2 cities — Artis does not have that depth. Any build with a gaming GPU. If you can stretch to ₹3,799, the Microtek Legend 650VA gives you wider AVR range, stronger service coverage, and a known-quantity battery.
Questions
A: In testing, the AVR does engage — the unit regulates voltage within its 165V–270V input range before switching to battery. It is genuinely line-interactive, not just a marketing label on an offline/standby unit.
A: A router and modem together draw 15–30W. Combined with a basic desktop you are well within the 360W ceiling. During a power cut, keeping your connection alive while saving work is exactly what this UPS is designed for.
A: Open the front panel, disconnect the old 12V 7Ah SLA battery, and connect a new one from Exide or Amaron. Any local electronics or battery shop stocks them for ₹900–1,300. No need to contact Artis for a standard battery swap.