expiredmendelsphotography posted Mar 20, 2024 06:43 AM
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expiredmendelsphotography posted Mar 20, 2024 06:43 AM
1450VA / 810W CyberPower BL1450U Back-UPS Battery
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Probably does not matter depending on your use case.
Personally I am going to spend the extra $15 and order from Costco. That way if I ever have issues in the future with it I'm more likely to be able to return/exchange it.
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Highlights
1450 VA / 810W Capacity
5 x Surge & Battery Outlets
5 x Surge Only Outlets
Coax Connectors
6' NEMA-5-15P Cable
Dual Sealed Lead-Acid Batteries
Network Connectors
USB-A & USB-C Ports
2 to 10 Minute Runtime
8-Hour Recharge Time
Features
Protect your equipment in the event of a power failure with the CyberPower BL1450U Battery Back-UPS. Utilizing dual internal batteries, you can give your system enough time to properly shut down instead of becoming victim to various electrical issues that could otherwise destroy your equipment, making this ideal for professional work spaces, gaming rooms, entertainment centers, and more.
Equipped with a standard 6' NEMA 5-15P plug, you can easily connect this device to the outlet of your choice.
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Probably does not matter depending on your use case.
Personally I am going to spend the extra $15 and order from Costco. That way if I ever have issues in the future with it I'm more likely to be able to return/exchange it.
Probably does not matter depending on your use case.
Personally I am going to spend the extra $15 and order from Costco. That way if I ever have issues in the future with it I'm more likely to be able to return/exchange it.
I have a 2nd for my work PC setup so I can keep working when we have our brief power outage during storms.
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the fakenews started many years ago when computer power supplies with poorly implemented power factor correction would become confused, shut off or not work properly with simulated sine waves (as the PFC circuitry tracks the phase of the input to better match and time current consumption to improve the power factor). This isn't really an issue with modern power supply designs.
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