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APC Back-UPS Pro BR 1350VA Battery Backup & Surge Protector (BR1350MS) Expired
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TigerDirect has APC Back-UPS Pro BR 1350VA Battery Backup & Surge Protector (BR1350MS) on sale for $139.99. Shipping is free. Thanks DJ3xclusive
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The 1350 is cheaper but the replacement batteries are 70/each and it requires 2 every 5 years.
I paid $200 for the 1500 version. I believe it takes one replacement battery for 70. Long term it's the better buy.
You would need what is called an "online" or "double conversion" UPS. It takes incoming power and converts it to DC (essentially charging the battery), then on the output side converts the DC from the battery back to AC. These UPSes are considerably more expensive.
With a small generator, you will often get voltage dips and spikes whenever the load changes, so for instance if in addition to your electronics you are also powering a refrigerator or air conditioner, any time their compressors kick on, it will result in voltage fluctuations, and theoretically, a UPS with AVR will correct for this without switching to battery, but worst case they should temporarily switch to battery.
If you need to run sensitive electronics on a generator, I would certainly recommend using a UPS. They can't correct for all power problems, but they do help.
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Yes only online I think
"True sinewave output ensures your PC stays connected during an outage allowing you to finish working or continue gaming."
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The 1350 is cheaper but the replacement batteries are 70/each and it requires 2 every 5 years.
I paid $200 for the 1500 version. I believe it takes one replacement battery for 70. Long term it's the better buy.
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Yes, $150 for the 1500VA/900W Cyberpower starting on 9/24
During periods with frequent, long outages, I end up replacing batteries every 2-3 years.
During periods with infrequent, short outages, I end up replacing batteries every 4-5 years.
I really miss the free after rebate offers... didn't have to worry about battery replacements.
Is the Costco deal also a "BR" model (true sine wave rather than simulated sine)?
Fun fact, these things (the 1350VA's at least) will REEK when they switch from line to battery power for a few mins. Left the house and came back to my dog hiding in the furthest room from the UPS' because of the smell. Make sure you have plenty of ventilation wherever you install these! I was lucky my server ventilation pushed most of the acrid smell into a plenum and out through the crawlspace