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1500VA CyberPower Systems PFC Sinewave Mini-Tower UPS C1500PL @TD $140
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I bought CyberPower CP1500PFCLCD PFC Sinewave UPS System, 1500VA/900W, 10 Outlets, AVR, Mini-Tower in December 2019 with $129.95
My best guess, in looking at the photo, is that this is the older model without a USB-C port - so maybe people are thinking that the batteries are older. Still selling for ~$210ish on Amazon and this is the Wirecutter's upgrade pick so it seems decent to me. I bought the newer model off an SD post earlier this year for $139.05 w/ tax - so maybe the thinking is 'why buy the older version for the same price I've seen the newer one go for?'
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Sales on these only happen once or twice a year.
Typically, your county will have recycling centers/dumps that accept batteries. My county's website has a list of centers and what they accept including "Vehicle and small equipment lead acid rechargeable"
Thanks, my county does have the info, i just found out that I can drop them at home depot as well. These battery seems to fail between 2 to 4 years.
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From late 2018 I've stopped to replace broken ones with other model but only this model, well, when usage allows.
There's a newer revision of this model since last year which is slightly taller, comes with USB-C sockets (honestly I don't see the point, they are not USB PD anyways). And judging by spec and picture, TigerDirect is clearing the older revision. I believe internally they are exactly the same for all critical components.
One tip to share is the newer revision comes with network module port, covered so I don't know if that works or not. However for all revisions you can use business version of CyberPower's PowerPanel software and make a networked UPS system out of it. Super useful software.
https://www.amazon.com/CyberPower...B0