unsay mga maayo na brand sa UPS?

[keropi]

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Some of the good brands are APC, Tripp Lite, CyberPower.

Bro, maayo ba ang electricals sa Cyberpower? Kanang psu sa mga desktop sets nila, kinsa kahay OEM ana?
@nculver12,

Good choices are APC, Giant, Liebert - locally available ni sila.

Others - Eaton/Powerware, Socomec.
Eaton/Powerware is the best IMO because mao gyud ni ila product. UPS is their strength. Wala lang ni available diri ug mostly industrial grade ni sya. Commecial grade- syempre APC..

Naa na pud diay FSP sa TPC. Not sure lang about sa quality/reliability.

[jhnpl]

APC bro. 7 yrs gamit before ko nag ilis ug battery. Good thing pud naa official service center para sa mga parts ug warranty.

Before ka mopalit ug particular brand, check sa if naa ba mga official distributor or service center. In my case, dli kaau mosalig anang mga STORE WARRANTY or SERVICE WARRANTY gud.

[coolnezz]

I don't think CyberPower make PSUs for PCs.
They manufacture their own UPSs, Surge Protectors, and other power protection/backup equipment for consumers and businesses. CyberPower is a good inexpensive alternative to APC, Tripp Lite, or other more expensive brands. They offer a 3 year warranty compared to 2 years with most brands. They're ISO 9001 certified so quality isn't a question. Too bad they don't have distributors/resellers in PI.
I'm thinking of getting one but we RARELY (almost NEVER) have brownouts/blackouts here.

Bro, maayo ba ang electricals sa Cyberpower? Kanang psu sa mga desktop sets nila, kinsa kahay OEM ana?
@nculver12,

Good choices are APC, Giant, Liebert - locally available ni sila.

Others - Eaton/Powerware, Socomec.
Eaton/Powerware is the best IMO because mao gyud ni ila product. UPS is their strength. Wala lang ni available diri ug mostly industrial grade ni sya. Commecial grade- syempre APC..

Naa na pud diay FSP sa TPC. Not sure lang about sa quality/reliability.

[shunatayz]

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[foofighters]

APC is the standard, that is almost every OS has drivers for this brand, they cover from a 350VA that might handle a small PC and LCD monitor to a 1500VA that I've powered a server-class system