I've owned several different UPS brands over the years and APC was the
worst by far. My two APC units both failed within two years of purchase.
The best UPS units that I've owned have been a pair of Exide Powerware Prestige
EXT
Where they are always online:
1) do they produce a lot of heat?
2) noise?
My primary goal is for my desktop in my office. I really don't want to up
the heat or db levels much if it can be avoided. For my entertainment
center, heat is okay, but noise would be a problem.
I will check into these,
On Sun, 12 May 2013 11:37:56 -0600
Chris plug@2nerds.com wrote:
I've owned several different UPS brands over the years and APC was the
worst by far. My two APC units both failed within two years of
purchase.
I've owned two APC UPSs over the last 20 years. My current one is a
Back-UPS LS
I guess I wasn't clear. I'm done with APC. After two units charging
circuits failed catastrophically (one destroyed $200 of brand new
batteries), and both could have lit my house on fire I no longer trust APC.
Period. They continued to attempt charging full batteries--which got
bloated, started
I've got a Cyberpower 1500 that been dependable for a couple of years ( worked
through two sets of batteries and still going ). I've also used lots of APC
units that I don't like and don't recommend either
- jf
On May 12, 2013, at 12:54, Charles Curley charlescur...@charlescurley.com
wrote:
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