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A Good Deal on Battery Backup From Buy.com

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I'm a believer in battery backup.   I got this deal from Buy.com this morning.  It is worth mentioning as it includes shipping which can be a bear with something as heavy as a UPS.  So check it out, I did not get any compensation  for posting this.  I just like good deals!  $54.95 including shipping!!
APC Back-UPS ES 650VA Desktop - BE650G
APC Back-UPS ES Series 650VA 390Watt Battery Backup System
Features
Tech Features Backup/Run Time 0.07 Hour 390 W Full Load
0.26 Hour 195 W Half Load
Tech Features Battery Recharge Time 16 Hour Typical
Tech Features Package Contents
  • Back-UPS ES 650VA Desktop
  • USB cable
  • User Manual
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    Tech Features Product Type Standby UPS
    Tech Features Dimensions 3.54" Height x 12.60" Width x 7" Depth
    Tech Features Input Voltage 110 V AC
    Tech Features Manufacturer Part Number BE650G
    Tech Features Manufacturer Website Address www.apc.com
    Tech Features Standard Warranty 3 Year
    Tech Features Output Voltage 120 V AC Nominal
    Tech Features Weight (Approximate) 14.30 lb
    Tech Features Batteries Spill Proof, Maintenance Free Sealed Lead Acid
    Tech Features Form Factor Desktop
    Tech Features Load Capacity 650 VA/390 W
    Tech Features Manufacturer American Power Conversion Corp
    Tech Features Product Name Back-UPS ES 650VA Desktop
    Tech Features Product Line Back-UPS
    Tech Features Product Series ES
    Tech Features Receptacles 4 x NEMA 5-15R - Battery Backup System
    4 x NEMA 5-15R - Surge-protected
    Tech Features Brand Name APC
    Tech Features Plug/Connector Type NEMA 5-15P
    Tech Features Input Voltage Range 120 V AC Nominal
    88 V AC to 139 V AC Mains Operation
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