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I recently purchased this UPS to replace one that could not handle the load of my two servers. Shortly after I had a power outage and this UPS kept them running smoothly until the power came abet on (only a few minutes) . I also experience brown-outs or drops in power, frequently and this is also working well as a power conditioner.
I contain 4 of these and get that they are rock solid. I exhaust 2 of them to succor a 10K Raid HD system and the other two on tower computers. I had a dilemma with one of them after an electrical storm and it was replaced within the week for free (I did have to pay to ship the former one aid though) .
For me being rack mountable was a stout deal as well so this was the perfect fit. It is on the expensive side (thus 4 starts) in my idea compared to desktop versions that do the same thing, but aside from that I'm gay.
I got one of these about 3 months ago. Set Aside it in my rack. It has worked perfectly.
The load indicator is nice. It goes to paunchy at 85% capacity, which is probably a proper thing (to prevent you from looking only at it and adding more equipment) .
The software offers a logging feature, which is nice (no graph, though I stutter you could set aside it to a text file, and import it into a spreadsheet if you want) .
Only drawback is that, when you start the battery door to change the batteries there is a warning that the battery circuit is not isolated from the AC, and could be hot. Certainly made me shut it down before removing the batteries. This would get me wonder if it was hot swappable. (In my case I needed to relocate the unit in the rack by myself. So I wanted to choose the batteries so it would not be so heavy to fit into the rack. Since I was keen servers around I could shut them down too without allege.)
