
This APC Back-UPS BE750G UPS protects your computer system and keeps it running for up to 70 minutes in the event of a power failure.
A: Hello! Thank you for your recent inquiry on BE750G! Yes, you can use this unit without the use of computer software, but you may lose some configuration features. Also, this UPS has not been tested for use with CPAP or other medical devices, however, depending on how much power your CPAP machine draws, you could get anywhere from 10-45 mins with this UPS. For example, a typical 200W would receive 15 mins on this machine. If you would like to get a longer runtime during a power outage, you may be better off with a larger unit like the BR1500G, which can also add an external battery pack (BR24BPG) to extend it further (using previous example, 200W = 110 mins, almost 2 hours).
Q: the APC 750. Can it be used for a T V and Direct T V ?
A: Absolutely. I have it powering my Sharp 60" TV, 2 Bluray players, a DVD/VHS unit, the cable box and several other accessories including speakers. I never have to reset anything after a brownout, flash or short power outage. By short I mean anything under about 1½ hours. It is a battery after all and will only last about that long.
A: Thank you for your recent inquiry. It sounds like the unit has reached a low battery condition. Please turn the unit off and give it some time to charge. It will perform a self test once turned back on. If it fails this test or you continue to hear this "chirp", please contact an APCbySchneider support team for further assistance.
A: Thank you for inquiry. The runtime will depend on how much wattage the equipment connected to the unit draws. At 50 watts of power draw the unit will give around 1 hour and 29 minutes. At half load (225 watts) the unit would get around 12 minutes. At full load (450 minutes) the unit would give you around 2 minutes of runtime.
Q: Will this work with a treadmill?
A: Most treadmill manufacturers do not advise utilizing a surge protector, despite the fact that many individuals prefer to take extra measures. This is due to the unit's existing built-in surge protectors. The surge protector could overload and malfunction if it is not rated for the amount of power needed by your treadmill, thereby damaging your equipment.