UPS 600VA, 330W Battery Backup Power Supply & Surge Protector with USB Charger, BN600U1 – Black

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This APC Back-UPS offers power and surge protection for wireless networks, computers, gaming consoles and other electronics in your home or business. The 600VA floor/wall mount UPS has 7 total outlets, 5 of which are battery back up and surge protection, and 2 that are surge protection only. It has a surge energy rating of 490 Joules. It has one USB port for smart charging of personal devices. This battery backup is designed to power wireless home networking devices (router and modem) for hours during utility outages so you can stay connected and productive. Connect and charge mobile devices via the 1 USB port provides a maximum of 1.5A . The USB port will provide power when the UPS is both on utility and battery power. This computer backup offers lifetime guaranteed surge protection with a $75,000 equipment protection policy. The side of this 600VA UPS includes 2 keyhole sockets to easily mount the battery backup on a wall in hard to reach installations. The outlets are arranged with spaces to accommodate both average sized power plugs and transformer block power plugs. This UPS has a 3-year warranty and CE product certification. It is compatible with a dedicated user-replaceable battery, and the APC replacement battery cartridge helps restore UPS performance to the original specifications. Package Contains UPS, user manual APC BN600U1 KEY FEATURES: Power your critical devices during outages: Attach your home networking equipment (router and modem) and stay connected to the internet for over 4 hours after safely shutting down your PC. Run and charge more devices. 5 battery backup and surge protected outlets and an additional USB charging port ensure you have emergency power for your PC, laptop, network, smartphone, tablet and more. Reliable surge protection for peace of mind. Ensure your valuable electronic investments against damaging lightning, surges and spikes. Wall mounting sockets. Keyhole sockets for mounting the UPS in structured wiring closets, behind de