Designed for servers, point-of-sale, routers, switches, hubs, and other network devices, the APC Smart-UPS C Battery Backup Surge Protector SmartConnectfrom APC Smart-UPS C Battery Backup Surge Protector SmartConnecthas a tower form factor and delivers intelligent and efficient network power protection from entry level to scalable runtime. It can provide 146 minutes of use at 50W, 90 minutes of use at 100W, 49.2 minutes of use at 200W, 32.5 minutes of use at 300W, 23.5 minutes of use at 400W, 18 minutes of use at 500W, 14.2 minutes of use at 600W, 11.5 minutes of use at 700W, 9.4 minutes of use at 800W, and 7.8 minutes of use at 900W.

This Smart-UPS C features an output of 900W / 1440 VA, an input of 120V @ 50/60 Hz ±3 Hz, eight NEMA 5-15R battery backup outlets, a NEMA 5-15P input connection, a surge energy rating of 680 joules, line interactive topology, and a sine waveform. Included PowerChute Network Shutdown management software helps to provide unattended, yet proper shutdowns of network operating systems, and also included is a USB cable. Support is provided by a limited 2-year repair or replace warranty and a limited lifetime $150,000 equipment protection policy.

APC SmartConnect makes the Smart-UPS more adaptable and easier to deploy, enabling you to view the status of your UPS through a secure web portal. Through this remote management interface, you'll receive automatic notifications, firmware updates, and advanced support.

Output: 900W / 1440 VA    Input: 120V @ 50/60 Hz ±3 Hz    8 x NEMA 5-15R Battery Backup Outlets    NEMA 5-15P Input Connection (6' Cord)    680-Joule Surge Energy Rating    Recharge Time: up to 3 Hours    Line Interactive Topology    Sine Waveform    Cold-Start Capable    $150,000 Lifetime Equipment Protection

Provides temporary battery power when the utility power is out.

Patent-pending operating mode that bypasses unused electrical components in good power conditions to achieve very high operating efficiency without sacrificing any protection.

Reduces utility costs, generates less heat.

Provides key UPS status at a glance. There are multiple status indicators with load and battery bar graphs.

Simulates utility power to provide a high degree of compatibility for active PFC (power factor corrected) servers and sensitive electronics.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. are batteries replaceable?

A: Yes, the battery is replaceable.

Q: 2. how many hours of battery does this provide? when no electricity?

A: It will really depend on what you have plugged in. Please see the overview for a basic look at usage. You will need to calculate how much wattage all items being plugged in will pull for an hour and then calculate it from there.

Q: 3. What exactly does this unit provide? Power up computers? Phone?

A: Thank you for your interest in our products. This unit would provide a battery backup during a power outage. For example if you had a small power outage your equipment would stay on till the battery depletes. Usually computers are connected to it but you could connect a phone to it. You would just want to stay under 900 watts so the UPS doesn't become overloaded.

Q: 4. Is this unit compatible with the APC Smart Card "AP9641" - 2020 version of network card?

A: No it is not compatible.

Q: 5. Will this work on 15 amp?

A: Thank you for your inquiry. This would have a NEMA 5-20P plug on it. If you change the plug to a 15 amp plug then you would derating the UPS. You wouldn't get the full capacity out of the UPS and it would be rated for around 1,500VA. I apologize for any inconvenience this causes.

Q: 6. Does this condition the power? Would it replace the need for a Furman power conditioner?

A: This unit has a conditioner in it, but it would depend on the overall setup and how you were using the Furman.

Q: 7. Is the software that comes with this UPS fully compatible with OS X (Yosemite at least)?

A: There is no need to install software for the UPS when connecting to a Mac. You will be able to use the Macs Energy System Preference pane to control your systems responses when on battery power.

Q: 8. What is the battery connector on the back of the UPS for?

A: The port on the back marked battery is actually a disconnect, not a connector. It is recommended that you disconnect the battery during transportation, and this port provide a convenient way to do so.

Q: 9. Will the SmartConnect feature function after the warranty has expired?

A: Yes, it will still function. The SmartConnect feature of the APC Smart-UPS C Battery Backup & Surge Protector with SmartConnect is built into the UPS itself and is not limited by the duration of the warranty.

Q: 10. I know it depends on how many things are pulling from it, but how many hours would this support a MacPro work station with a cinema display, a RAID 5, a 3-drive JBOD and a cable modem?

A: You can see which UPS is recommended for the load you want and the run time here: https://www.apc.com/shop/us/en/tools/ups_selector