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Puresine wave

It does exactly what it says it does !

I like that it protects everything I have running including my router too. My computer would shut down when I printed something due to my network printer. I have the computer in the battery side and my computer does not shut down anymore. I feel like I am protected better than I have ever been before!

Easy setup Clean looking Easy management

Low budget, inexpensive, effective UPS. Integrates nicely with software for Windows-based PC's

- Power disruptions do not affect my RPI5 media server now. It has survived surges as well. (I do not have this on a separate surge protector.) - I've added a NAS just recently to it's draw with no other issues.

Powerful, well made and with numerous outlets and great features

My home gets outages in our area once in a blue moon that can hinder some programs I work with. Eco is a great option. Just thought I'd pass along: an Air Force buddy of mine gave me advice to make sure to not rest it on carpet if your desk is around it. These have notches on the back for elevating on a wall, so I did that for mine.

Simple battery connection and change out, no need to use screws and dis assemble the unit like other brands. I have had these ware out over many many years but they still last the longest and easy to swap out old batteries is a must for me.

I have the base Mid-2011 21.5" iMac. I wanted to protect my investment and my files! The iMac uses an Active PFC power supply so a pure sine wave UPS is required for proper functionality. The USB connection on this unit integrates perfectly with the OSX power save panel. Connect the USB cable and a set of options for automaically shutting down the iMac while being powered by UPS become available. You can adjust to shut down after x minutes or x% of UPS power remaining. I was also concerned about the power draw, and was originally considering a larger unit - but with the iMac and one external drive connected the load is only about 20%, and the estimated battery runtime is about 40 minutes. Checked it by pulling the plug - got the notice on the iMac screen that it's now running on battery and to save your work soon. The display on the unit is very informative and it has a small form factor. For OSX compatibility, price, and performance this UPS can't be beat.

Front panel light is adjustable and you can easily mute it when power does go off from a front panel button.

This unit is built like a tank, which is good because it needs to be sturdy to support the heavy battery inside. Detachable control panel is nice for testing, especially since nobody's going to put this beast of a unit on a table. Link software works well, but does not always send me an email like it's supposed to. Sine wave output works correctly with ThermalTake Toughpower Grand PSUs (which means that newer PSU won't kill power during a transfer from AC to battery).

Big enough Battery to never have to worry about a little power lose. Keeps my Router and NAS powered up during power outages.

Works as it should

Nice size, decent runtime, decent wattage, decent software

Easy to setup and the instructions are excellent. My last UPS battery crapped out and did not have the feature to replace it. So this UPS does have that capability, so was one of the features in my decision.

Our electrical grid system is the pits. Lots of drops, dips, and outright failures. This is a great UPS for my system. I have the computer, 500W PS, primary 27" monitor, router, modem, gigaswitch all on the battery side -- battery run time estimated at 33 mins.

Lightweight Small footprint

Works as expected. keeps my devices running long enough for temporary power outages or for me to shut things down if I need to.

I have the older APC SMC1500 and it has improvements. I like that this has more time when power is shut off. The APC SMT1500 C can handle heavier loads and the menu status screen is better even though it still has the same size screen.