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CyberPower CP1000PFCLCD PFC Sinewave UPS Systems - 1000VA/600W, 120 VAC, NEMA 5-15P, Mini-Tower, Sine Wave, 10 Outlets, LCD, PowerPanel®
- Outlets: 10
- Battery Run Time: Runtime at Full Load: 2 min Runtime at Half Load: 6 min
- Output Frequency: 60 Hz +/- 1%
- Battery Recharge Time: 8 Hour(s)
- Model #: CP1000PFCLCD
- Item #: 9SIAH2MM1D8288
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- Had some thunderstorms hit my area yesterday and this kept my equipment up through two quick outages. <thumbs up> - This should give me enough time to save files and exit Windows or just put the computer into Sleep mode. - Good amount of outlets. - Easy to read LCD
APC BVK1200M2 Back UPS, 1200VA/650W, Tower, 120V, 8x NEMA 5-15R outlets, USB Type A + C Ports, User Replaceable Battery
- Battery Run Time: At full load (480W): Approximately 3 minutes At half load (240W): Approximately 11 minutes
- Parts: 3 Year
- Model #: BVK1200M2
- Item #: 9SIAH2MM154549
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$192.72
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CyberPower ST900U Standby UPS Systems - 900VA/500W, 120 VAC, NEMA 5-15P, Compact, 12 Outlets, PowerPanel® Personal
- Outlets: 12
- Battery Run Time: At Half Load: 7.5 Minutes At Full Load: 2 Minutes
- Output Frequency: 50 Hz / 60 Hz +/- 1%
- Battery Recharge Time: 8 hour(s)
- Model #: ST900U
- Item #: N82E16842102337
- Return Policy: Manufacturer Only Return Policy
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- Works as advertised, supports my mid-range PC with dual monitor setup long enough to save, close my work & shutdown when outages/fluctuations occur - power supplied to my devices plugged in remains consistent & entirely uninterrupted - Has lived through over a dozen power flickers & full on outages in my small town which is notorious for frying household appliances with our terrible power company (in southern Ontario, Canada) - Alarm when wall power is lost and UPS has kicked on can be turned off/on - Alarm, when on, is not excessively loud - the word alarm makes you think it will be screaming at you but it's comparable to a microwave button beep, probably a little bit quieter - When alarm is turned off, it still makes a very audible click when kicking on due to external power being cut off, so unless you have closed headphones or are blasting music you'll probably know the power went out if you didn't have any other indicator (like you had your lights off in your room mid-day or something) and can begin shutting your stuff off