CyberPower - 1000VA Battery Back-Up System - Black

So far so good. I use this for back up power to my VZ Fios internet & TV. This powers the ONT. When I tested it out it lasted 3hrs powering it as well as the powered coax splitter amplifier.

It worked during blackout, My internet still working during that time.

Great battery backup/surge protector for desktop pc. I also have my 55” tv, PS4 and controllers charging station plugged in. If the power goes out it beeps to let you know it’s running on battery power. Beep alarm can be disabled in settings. It gives you enough time to save anything you’re doing on your computer and safely turn it off.

Super quiet. When I say quiet, I DO mean silent when it not running on backup. Even when running in battery it isn’t obnoxiously loud, but it does have a bit of a buzz and an occasional beep to notify you that you’re running on battery. With this I have two 19” monitors, one 27” monitor, a gaming PC, a workstation with a laptop and hub connection all my other peripherals, 3 routers/modems. With all this running it shows a run time of 19-27 minutes. Obviously if I do not have everything running it’ll extend the runtime but these are simply what I need plugged in running normally and that 20 minutes will give me enough time to save what I need to and shut down. I think it was worth every dollar paid and I plan on buying a second one for my other room.

I needed to replace an old battery backup for my desk tower and related equipment. I have had this basic product before and have found it to be reliable and easy to set up. Good battery backup for anyone looking for this type of device. FYI: I found many years ago that the electrical outlet I use for my computer DOES NOT provide a steady flow of electric current and that use to cause problems for my system. The battery backup keep the flow of electric to my system flowing at a constant pace, making everything work well.

This has been a great UPS so far. The digital display is a nice touch. Does what it's supposed to. Can't really ask for more. Lots of outlets and the top-mounted plugs I find are more convenient than those UPSes with the plugs in the back. I just wish all the plugs were a little more spaced out so more bulky adapters could fit, but at least they give you options for a couple on each side (2 with battery backup, and 2 with just surge).

I bought this because we have several power glitches every week or two. My last back-up system wasn't able to keep up anymore. I have a pc and 2 monitors plugged into the surge protector and battery back-up and several items plugged into just the surge protector. We have had 3 power glitches so far and my pc has stayed up. Thank goodness!! I was so tired of having to restart all of my electronics!!

for starters, people have to understand whatever the time says on any of these, you will more than likely not get that actual time. so when buying, always buy one with a little more "duration" than you want. more devices hooked up, and bigger ones, require more power to operate, 2+2 actually does equal 4. love this though, knew it was big, figured i would make it work, i did, you want a backup, expect it. have everything in my room that is essential during an outage plugged into the backup part, and normal stuff plugged into the standard plug in part. thought that was kind of cool also need to understand what AVR means, and this being a device to "clean" the straggly, dirty, wavy, electricity coming from outside, works awesome. that's the point of it after all. so now with better more stable current to my devices i know i am getting the right flow and i have some heavy things in here.