How many hours can you get use out of it null

Don't expect any miracles. These units are designed to get you through a power failure with some additional time to allow you to do a safe shutdown. That will deteriorate with battery age. The more equipment you have on it the shorter the run time. The display along with beeps keeps you alerted to whatever runtime is left. It takes a long time to completely charge a battery that has been totally discharged. Don't get me wrong these units do a great job but don't think they are going to run for hours during a power failure.

As others mentioned, it will depend on: 1) How many devices are connected and 2) How many you shut down when power goes out. I have 2 computers; 2 monitors; Spectrum Modem; Linksys Router; USB chargers for my phone and headset; and, of course my coffee warmer LOL for a total of 9 systems. When we lose power, it allows me time to gracefully shut down all but my work computer, on line and I still have Internet. The longest outage where I've kept these on line has been about an hour without issue. So, you can have up to 10 devices plugged in (mine was the earlier CyberPower 1500 BRG1500AVLCD model with 12 outlets). Ironically, the battery just reached end of life for mine after 5 years so I'm now looking for a replacement battery at a reasonable cost, less than the $93 advertised on many URL's.

I have printer, PC tower, monitor and modem running on battery plugs and software shows about 100 minutes of run time

I can get 2 hours of solid running time when my TV and cable box are hooked up to it. Same for one computer.

this is a hard question to answer. It really depends on how much power you are using. obviously drawing 5V and 2.1Amps to charge your phone will last much longer on battery than running two GPUs at 250W each, plus the rest of the computers electrical needs.

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Asked by Blu42 7 years ago

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Don't expect any miracles. These units are designed to get you through a power failure with some additional time to allow you to do a safe shutdown. That will deteriorate with battery age. The more equipment you have on it the shorter the run time. The display along with beeps keeps you alerted to whatever runtime is left. It takes a long time to completely charge a battery that has been totally discharged. Don't get me wrong these units do a great job but don't think they are going to run for hours during a power failure.
Answered by Chuck 7 years ago
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As others mentioned, it will depend on: 1) How many devices are connected and 2) How many you shut down when power goes out. I have 2 computers; 2 monitors; Spectrum Modem; Linksys Router; USB chargers for my phone and headset; and, of course my coffee warmer LOL for a total of 9 systems. When we lose power, it allows me time to gracefully shut down all but my work computer, on line and I still have Internet. The longest outage where I've kept these on line has been about an hour without issue. So, you can have up to 10 devices plugged in (mine was the earlier CyberPower 1500 BRG1500AVLCD model with 12 outlets). Ironically, the battery just reached end of life for mine after 5 years so I'm now looking for a replacement battery at a reasonable cost, less than the $93 advertised on many URL's.
Answered by JRog69 6 years ago
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I have printer, PC tower, monitor and modem running on battery plugs and software shows about 100 minutes of run time
Answered by Cobbler68 7 years ago
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I can get 2 hours of solid running time when my TV and cable box are hooked up to it. Same for one computer.
Answered by DrHoo1 5 years ago
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this is a hard question to answer. It really depends on how much power you are using. obviously drawing 5V and 2.1Amps to charge your phone will last much longer on battery than running two GPUs at 250W each, plus the rest of the computers electrical needs.
Answered by BMac 7 years ago
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6 min at full load
Answered by Arches 5 years ago
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3000000 hours!
Answered by billard 5 years ago
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