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APC - Back-UPS 450VA Network 40 UPS - Black
APC - Back-UPS 450VA Network 40 UPS - Black
Keep your home networking equipment working when the electricity goes out with this APC Back-UPS Network 40 BN4001 UPS that features 4 battery-backup and surge-protection outlets to ensure electronics remain powered during outages.
 
This is a minimum power back up. Does the job.
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Posted by: ggia
on October 23, 2016
This is a minimum power back up that does the job.If you have need for the power to continue uninterruptedly for more than a couple of minutes after a power failure then you should buy the bigger unit.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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APC - Back-UPS 450VA Network 40 UPS - Black
APC - Back-UPS 450VA Network 40 UPS - Black
Keep your home networking equipment working when the electricity goes out with this APC Back-UPS Network 40 BN4001 UPS that features 4 battery-backup and surge-protection outlets to ensure electronics remain powered during outages.
 

My old E650R UPS from APC had a Powerchute s/w package and online status

My original E650R from APC had a nice Powerchute software monitor which hooked in via the dataport... this new system mandates that no connection be made through the dataport (manufacturing only??). Is there any means of monitoring status from my laptop????
My googling showed that Powerchute is no longer provided with new units and appears to be unneeded with them.
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