[BC] Favored UPS units

[Williams, Chris Albuquerque]

I agree with that, the Ferrups were bulletproof most of the time.

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[mailto:broadcast-bounces at radiolists.net] On Behalf Of Mike McCarthy
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I have some 9125 units scattered about my sites.  They are not the best
of 
units, but better than most.  We've suffered failures on some of them.
Most 
notably the batteries. Those devices demand a lot from the batteries and

they drain down the stand alone batteries real fast.  Thus resulting in 
early/pre-mature failure of the batteries.  We employ extended run time 
batteries were we can.  BUT, that drives up the cost real fast.

All of the various UPS's suffers from some problems here and there. And 
since Powerware bought BEST, I've seen a decline in their quality of 
product.  I sure wish they'd come out with a new line of Ferrups devices

which don't shut down the UPS if the batteries fail.

MM

At 12:13 PM 5/26/2005 -0500, you wrote:
>Powerware 9125 1450VA Online UPS or double conversion, also you can add
>battery run time by adding battery modules. Harris price is like 800 I
>think.
>
>http://www.powerware.com/ups/9125rm_ups.asp
>
>My 2 cents
>
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>Which brand UPS units do you prefer for your servers, and why?
>
>I am finally getting to shop for some new ones; I'm comparing APC
versus
>Oneac and Belkin for starters.  I'd like to stay away from brands that
>can't handle all the various powerconditioning and pretty regular
>spikes... but don't necessarily need "medical grade" units...  (for
>example... the last SyCom somebody smart bought me and told me to use
>lasted for 1 ONE 1 hit... ! Now it's just a surge protector strip!)
>
>Jason
>
>
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