Salicru UPS Interactive Uninterruptible Power Supply ‎2F70351 595W

Reviżjonijiet

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   Klijent tal-Amazon (sid verifikat) - 10 Settembru 2021

   El envío se retrasó pero llegó al día siguiente. El producto cumple su función, aguanta mi equipo Ryzen 1600X con 2 monitores 30 minutos hasta el 50%, poco después al llegar la batería al 45% empieza a pitar e indicar voltaje de batería bajo. Suficiente para cortes de luz. El ventilador sólo se enciende cuando está en modo batería proporcionando corriente. Emite una vibración y ruido que puede ser molesto en una habitación, pero depende de dónde lo coloques, donde lo puse es bajo y apenas molesta, pero tengo otro más antiguo y pequeño de otra marca que no suena ni vibra, y no sé por qué este no así. El mayor problema que tengo con este producto es que de por sí y con las baterías cargadas, parece consumir 40W, por hacer nada, y se calienta mucho aún sin nada alrededor, apenas lo puedo coger porque quema. Medí 50°C en la carcasa con un termómetro infrarrojos. Cuando está funcionando en modo batería, que pensaría que se calentaría más, eso no ocurre, sólo está templado, quizás por el ventilador. El calor y la vibración no cesan aún apagándolo pulsando 2 segundos el botón de encendido. Me hace preguntarme si tendrá algo roto o si es normal que se caliente tanto y suene incluso apagado. Me quedaría más tranquila si el ventilador tuviera algún modo silencioso para disminuir la temperatura sin molestar en modo normal, pero sólo se activa en modo batería (desconectado de la red eléctrica o cuando ocurre un corte de luz).
   Actualización: Al día siguiente ya no estaba caliente y apenas consume 5W, supongo que necesitaba bastantes horas para terminar de cargar la batería del todo, aunque no parpadeara el icono. Ya no vibra, ni se oye nada, ni se calienta, ni consume, es perfecto. Si algún día necesito otro, será este mismo. Es totalmente silencioso ahora.

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   Matt (sid verifikat) - Ġunju 22 2021

   Early impressions are ok. I wasn’t expecting a lot for the price, but wanted a cheap UPS, available same day on prime to power router, switch and mesh WiFi during a planned power outage from the electricity board while I’m working from home and can’t be offline.

   Case is bright red and display is very brightly backlit by blue LEDs, so it doesn’t exactly blend in. Once you get over the initial flexing of the case as you plug in the cords, things start looking better. The unit comes supplied with seemingly reasonable quality power input and IEC output cables, usb a b cable and a cat 5 cable – if you have multiple devices and/of your devices arent supplied by an IEC “kettle” plug you’re going to need some adaptor wires or additional connectors, but that’s not unusual for any ups and it comes with more than most. Instructions supplied are almost non existent, however, setup is straightforward. Beware of the power button

   The software unstall isn’t exactly slick and must be downloaded from salucru after registration of the device. It works in a Java SE sort of way. It’s reasonably functional, however a lot of the documentation isn’t great (or in Spanish) so you have to find the way yourself. Having said that, with reasonable IT skills, you should be ok. All I want it to do is give a vague idea of load and shut the pc down – which it does reasonably well.

   After letting it fully charge, I’ve been running with power off as a test, seems it gives a couple of hours for my relatively small load. It only supplies 230v on battery, so check your planned appliances, but most modems/routers and the like really don’t care. It’s almost certainly supplying square wave DC but haven’t checked, again, check your usage, but in my case it really doesn’t matter. On mains it’s pretty much silent, but while on battery supply, there’s a reasonably noticeable buzz and regular beep to let you know it’s doing it’s thing.

   Would I use it to power anything particularly valuable – no. Would I use it at anywhere near the 360w rated capacity – no. However, so far, I can’t complain… it seems good value for the cheap, low capacity UPS that it is. Don’t expect it to power your gaming rig for 6 hours and you won’t go far wrong.

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   Anonymous (sid verifikat) - Ottubru 20 2020

   No lo he podido probar, la pantalla no funciona y he solicitado devolución, pero por sus características/precio es un buen producto. Es la versión antigua (la nueva tiene el frontal en blanco y cuenta con puertos USB), por lo que serán restos de stock. Que no lo vendan como nuevo, y que no lo vendan si no funciona correctamente.

   Editado: El segundo llegó sin problemas.
   El ruido excesivo del ventilador es cuando está en modo “normal”, tenéis que esperar que haga una carga completa (4 horas) y darle al botón para activar el modo equilibrado, creo que se llamaba. La disipación pasa a pasiva, sin ventilador, a menos que salte la batería.
   El software es cierto que no es una maravilla, pero por el precio que tiene (~75 €) es muy recomendable. Las otras opciones de potencia similar suelen rondar los 150-175 €.

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   A.Lindholm (sid verifikat) - 8 Settembru 2020

   I’ve had the SPS ONE 700 version of this for about two years now, connected to a mid-range desktop PC and 21 inch LCD monitor.

   It’s very compact and has dealt with several power cuts over that period. My machine will run for at least five minutes on the UPS, more than enough time to save everything and shut down.

   Since UPS batteries have a habit of failing after a couple of years, I recently decided to replace it. If you have a minimal level of technical know-how, this is very simple. The only tools you’ll need are a cross-head screwdriver to remove the four screws attaching the top portion of the case to the bottom and a knife or thin-edged flat-blade screwdriver to ease open the clips attaching the front fascia to the main body on the underside. Once you have the thing apart, disconnect the two spade connectors on the old battery and remove it, put the new one in, reconnect the two connectors (paying attention to polarity, of course) and reassemble. The battery in the box was a brand I didn’t recognise, so I decided to replace it with a Yuasa NP7-12 AGM S65 12V 7.0Ah (currently available on for a price that’s about a quarter of this UPS) which is the same voltage and current spec as the original, and it fit perfectly.

   The only downside of this product is the awful monitoring software. Every time it starts, Windows 10 asks for admin permission to run it, and I couldn’t figure out a way around this. In the end, I removed it from the list of start-up programmes and ran it manually occasionally to check the state of the battery. The only disadvantage of this is that the software couldn’t be used to automatically shut down the PC in a power cut, but Windows 10 copes with improper shutdowns well. Everyone with any sense should have the habit of saving their open work before walking away from their machine, and the UPS software wouldn’t deal with this in any case.

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   Klijent Amazon (sid verifikat) - Ottubru 24 2018

   ace good solid ups … quality clean power at a very good price … or you can just trust to luck