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  • The text on the image reads "150 MIND 2 ARS SVW3.DA DA Back-UPS 1500 APC by Schneider Electric." This text is grouped and corrected as follows: "150 MIND 2 ARS SVW3.DA DA Back-UPS 1500 APC by Schneider Electric."
  • Alt View 11. APC - Back-UPS Pro BN 1500VA, 10 Outlets, 2 USB Charging Ports, AVR, LCD Interface - Black.
  • Easy to manage: * LCD Interface: Provides quick and easy information on the utility and UPS status. * Three Button Management: Power, Mute, and Display. * Back-UPS 1500 ST3.DA: APC by Schneider Electric. * Two USB Ports: Conveniently charge your mobile devices and tablets (Type C and Type A).
  • Unboxing - Keep tech running when the power goes out video 1 minutes 38 seconds
  • APC Back-UPS and UPS Pro Battery Back-Up System Testimonial video 1 minutes 09 seconds
  • APC Back-UPS Pro Battery Back-Up System Overview video 0 minutes 56 seconds

APC - Back-UPS Pro, 1500VA, Tower, 120V, 10 NEMA 5-15R outlets, LCD, 1 USB Type C + 1 USB Type A ports - Black

Model:
BN1500M2
SKU:
6165881
Highly rated by customers for:
$219.99
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  • QuestionJust bought this product. Plugged my Brother 5200dwt printer and I received a F02. Do I need to charge before using?

    Asked by Tri.

    • Answer I have not seen an F02 error on my unit but I did charge it before I connected anything to it. You also need to plug in the battery. The battery is in the unit but not connected. I looked up the error and the APC troubleshooting guide says: F02 = On-Battery Output Short Troubleshooting Procedure:: Turn the Back-UPS off. Disconnect all equipment from the Battery Backup outlets and the turn Back-UPS on. Re-connect equipment one item at a time. If the output is tripped again, disconnect the device that caused the error. I hope this helps.

      Answered by Guessing

  • QuestionWhat is the run time at full load?

    Asked by LIZ.

    • Answer Depends on the power draw of the system. I have one system that at load pulls over 400 watts from the wall and another that will pull less than 100 watts. it all depends on the hardware

      Answered by LunchB0xK1ller

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