APC BR1000MS 1000VA / 600W Pure SineWave 10 Outlets 2 USB Charging Ports Back-UPS Pro Battery Backup $134.99 AP @ Newegg

[VirtualLarry]

APC BR1000MS 1000 VA Pure SineWave 10 Outlets 2 USB Charging Ports Back-UPS Pro Battery Backup $149.99

• $134.99

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With Promo Code:
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• 1000 VA / 600 Watts
• 10 Total Outlets: 6 Outlets provide UPS Battery Backup and Surge Protection; 4 Outlets offer Surge Protection Only
• Sine Wave battery output is compatible with Modern Computers using Active PFC Power Supplies
• One USB Type C and one standard USB charging port, with 3A of shared power
• Dataline Surge Protection protects connected equipment from power surges on the data lines
• User-replaceable and Hot-swappable batteries extend useable product lifetime
• Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) instantly corrects voltage fluctuations

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Edit: I own a couple of the 1350VA models in this lineup. Have had them for a couple of years now, I think, they work great. However, the particular model in this deal is kind of light-weight, it only supports PCs that take 600W at the wall or less. Don't forget your monitor wattage too, if it's going to be plugged in! So, realistically, this is only good for PCs with a 500W or maybe 550W PSU at MOST. Otherwise, best to bump up to the 1350VA model, like I did, or the 1500VA model, which is I believe 810W capability.

 

[SamirD]

The apc sine wave units are really great. I still have some running after 20 years.

 

[VirtualLarry]

Well, this model lineup is their "consumer" pure sine wave lineup, which is fairly new, it hasn't existed for 20 years.

You're probably talking about a "Back UPS Pro" lineup, which was their "Pro" lineup, and a bit more overbuilt, and significantly more expensive. But very, very nice. A relative used to use those. Very "Pro" oriented unit, VERY reliable.

I've been using these newer consumer "pure sine" APC units, for nearly two years now, and I've been happy with them as well.

 

[SamirD]

Yep, I've got a few of those too. That and some cyberpower ones that almost look like twins of the apc units.

I've got some of the Back UPS Pro, but also the Back UPS Net or something like that--these were the pure sinewave models back then and the batteries last around 5 years each. You can actually connect a car battery to these, but the charging circuitry will get very hot (fire potential), but the runtime is ridiculous with a car battery. Not my thing since I want mine to last, but it was interesting to see what people had pushed these units to do.

Last I checked I think those are on battery #3 or #4 so they've been on for 15-20 years now.