CyberPower SE450G1 Battery Backup UPS, 450VA, 120V, 8 Outlets, Standby-Includes USB Cable and Manual

Needed power for a lift chair if power goes out. The ones made only for chairs were more expensive and only will do the chair. This handles Chair, light and phone chargers.

I have 5fish tanks, with the unpredictable weather approaching, I needed this for uninterrupted electric supply back up. (I've purchased same identical Brand from a computer box store). Walmart Saved me money so I bought 2. 1 side is Surg protected, the other is backup system after 3 seconds auto power supply kicks on. Prioty plugs for Primary external filter, %26 Heaters.

anyone with electric furniture this is a must have. it has a battery memory that will allow you to lower your seat when the electricity goes out.

I needed a replacement for another brand UPS that failed to provide adequate warning of imminent battery failure. Cyberpower has always been reliable in my experience.

Easy ins TR all. Works seemledsly. We have our power go out almost every time it rains hard.

I have other products from Cyberpower and they have been good quality and reliable. The same seems true with this product as well.

Great little battery backup and surge, it work as it supposed to be, just wish it have a usb port build in.

This is my second purchase of this battery backup. They work really well. Longest power outage I've experienced using my battery backup was one hour. This ran my tv, blu-ray player, and a fan.

The product arrived a day early, the packaging was undamaged, and it appears to be in working order. Pricing was as advertised. Additional supplies needed appear to be overpriced.

The product makes a statement about a NEMA rating indicating it has an angled plug and cord with a 15 amp rating meaning it has %2314 AWG the actual plug is straight clearly written on the cord is 18AWG . less than 1% of the time you will use battery back-up you will be relying on you power source this is the problem brown-outs the voltage will drop the thicker the wire gauge the more protection for your appliance in my case a $1000 custom built HP computer. The other more expensive options may have 14AWG the reason I did not pick them is they are too large for the space on my desk . The one I have now is an old Cyber Power it has the NEMA described 14 AWG or I would not be using it the battery died years ago so my hope in the future battery technology will come up with a safe more compact battery. Check your wire gauge do not use 18AWG 7amp if there is an option for 14AWG 15 amp wire.