APC BE750G Back-ups Es 10 Outlet 750va 120v Master Control
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| Product DescriptionThe new Back-UPS ES 750 VA powers and protects computer systems and their peripherals from power related events. Additionally it now contains new "green" features designed to reduce wasted electricity. These features include Master/Controlled outlets which will shut power off to computer peripherals like printers scanners and speakers when the equipment plugged into the master outlet is deemed not in use (i.e. asleep). The unit now also has a High Efficiency Design which makes the UPS between 3 and 5 times more efficient than competitive products. Customers can save up to $40 off of their annual electricity bill! This product is already award-winning! It was the winner of a CES Innovations 2008 Design and Engineering Award.
Customer ReviewsReviewed on 2008-07-05 
Excellent
This product is excellent it does all that they it would do and more and the section that is control by the master its just awsome |  | Reviewed on 2008-07-04
Every home should have one
I purchased one of these items on May 10, 2008. Since I had a blackout on 6/27, I figured I could finally write a review.
First, this is my first APC, as well as my first battery backup, product. I've owned a number of surge protectors in the past, but since I had purchased a new computer, I wanted to try a backup device.
After a deal of research, I finally went with this one, after the value for the money, and the positive reviews APC had received.
This model offers 10 outlets, of which 5 can run off of the battery. This also offers a master, and three 'slave' outlets. This means that if the master is off, the three outlets can optionally be shut off as well (helpful for printers, monitors, speakers, ...) It's optional, so you can shut it off (which I did).
It also offers a USB connection, so you can monitor the status of the battery using APC PowerChute Personal Edition.
Along with charge percentage, it gives the number of volts being passed into it, and the watt load on the battery, which seems to translate into a battery estimate (how long equipment can run).
PowerChute offers a couple of options, for when the power goes off - preserve the battery, or keep the computer on for as long as possible.
Having had a blackout, albeit at night, I can suggest what I had happen. First, my computer appears to have been put to sleep. When it started back up, SpeedFan began running my two fans at 100%. In short, the battery handled the blackout perfectly.
If you're worried about alarms going off at night, there are settings to disable the alarm between particular hours, or disable it entirely.
Finally, while this comes with a battery, they do recommend you replace these every three years. You can run self-tests manually to verify the battery. I did have a bit of trouble when first hooking up the battery, but it was relatively minor.
(As a guy who's interested in statistics, I would also have liked to have been able to pull more information from PowerChute - for example, via a battery log of what's happening when I'm not at my computer. Granted, it'll tell you when the battery kicks in, but I'd like to know what voltage is being passed, and whether usage watts are spiking or moving throughout the day. What happens when I'm running tasks, or if I have my computer sit for a couple of hours with the monitor off?)
Overall, I'm *extremely* happy with this product, and will *definitely* be purchasing another one of these to hook up my Playstation 3 and Sony Bravia. | |
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