APC Back-UPS BR1500G Line-interactive UPS - 1.50 kVA/865 WTower

APC Back-UPS BR1500G Line-interactive UPS - 1.50 kVA/865 WTower (BR1500G)

0.05 Hour Full Load - 5 x NEMA 5-15R - Battery Backup System, 5 x NEMA 5-15R - Surge-protected

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Main Features

  • Plug/Connector Type: NEMA 5-15P
  • Receptacles: 5 x NEMA 5-15R - Surge-protected
  • Load Capacity: 1.50 kVA/865 W
  • Input Voltage: 110 V AC
  • Input Voltage Range: 88 V AC to 139 V AC Mains Operation
  • Output Voltage: 120 V AC Nominal
  • Frequency: 60 Hz Output
  • Filtering: Full time multi-pole noise filtering : 5% IEEE surge let-through : zero clamping response time
  • Overload Protection:

    Resettable Circuit Breaker

  • Batteries: Maintenance Free, Sealed, Spill Proof Lead Acid User-replaceable Hot-swappable
  • Backup/Run Time: 0.22 Hour 432.50 W Half Load
  • Battery Recharge Time: 8 Hour Typical
  • Form Factor: Tower
  • Dimensions: 302 mm Height x 112 mm Width x 381 mm Depth
  • Weight (Approximate): 13.34 kg
  • Package Contents:
  • Back-UPS BR1500G 1500 VA Tower UPS
  • CD with Software
  • USB Cable
  • User Manual
  • Certifications & Standards:
  • FCC Part 15 Class B
  • FCC Part 68
  • NOM
  • TUV
  • UL 1449
  • Green Compliance: Yes
  • Green Compliance Certificate/Authority: RoHS
  • Standard Warranty: 3 Year
  • Package Contents

  • Back-UPS BR1500G 1500 VA Tower UPS
  • CD with Software
  • USB Cable
  • User Manual
  • General Information

    Product SeriesRS
    Product TypeLine-interactive UPS
    ManufacturerAmerican Power Conversion Corp
    Brand NameAPC
    Product NameBack-UPS BR1500G 1500 VA Tower UPS
    Product LineBack-UPS
    Product ModelBR1500G
    Manufacturer Part NumberBR1500G
    Manufacturer Website Addresswww.apc.com

    Technical Information

    Plug/Connector TypeNEMA 5-15P
    Receptacles5 x NEMA 5-15R - Surge-protected

    Power Description

    Input Voltage110 V AC
    Load Capacity1.50 kVA/865 W
    FilteringFull time multi-pole noise filtering : 5% IEEE surge let-through : zero clamping response time
    Frequency60 Hz Output
    Output Voltage120 V AC Nominal
    Input Voltage Range88 V AC to 139 V AC Mains Operation

    Management

    Overload Protection

    Resettable Circuit Breaker

    Battery Information

    BatteriesMaintenance Free, Sealed, Spill Proof Lead Acid User-replaceable Hot-swappable
    Backup/Run Time0.22 Hour 432.50 W Half Load
    Battery Recharge Time8 Hour Typical

    Physical Characteristics

    Dimensions302 mm Height x 112 mm Width x 381 mm Depth
    Weight (Approximate)13.34 kg
    Form FactorTower

    Miscellaneous

    Package Contents
  • Back-UPS BR1500G 1500 VA Tower UPS
  • CD with Software
  • USB Cable
  • User Manual
  • Certifications & Standards
  • FCC Part 15 Class B
  • FCC Part 68
  • NOM
  • TUV
  • UL 1449
  • Green Compliance Certificate/AuthorityRoHS
    Green ComplianceYes

    Warranty

    Standard Warranty3 Year
    May 17, 2011 Watt Watcher says:
    B&H delivered again! Great product at the best price. Unlike many reviews on the internet complaining of a loud fan noise my fan only runs when using the battery. I called APC and they said the fan problem was fixed with a hardware upgrade. My unit was factory tested in Jan. of 2010. I Don't know if it was fixed before then or not? It sounds like a floor fan on high. (Not annoying) I really like the LCD screen on the front. I can turn it on or off and flip through different live stats. The UPS doesn't come with the CD but the management software is easily downloadable from APC. I have mine connected to my editing/render computer (Intel Quad-core Nvidia graphics card 2+ TB of Hard drives). For light CPU and video usage I have 40+ min. of run time. During high power times I have 20-30. More than enough time to finish what I'm working on or start the generator. The alarm settings are great. I can choose what hours of the day that I don't want it to sound. It also knows when the computer is off and won't sound unless you want it to.
    May 16, 2011 Watt Watcher says:
    ... B&H delivered again! Great product at the best price. Unlike many reviews on the internet complaining of a loud fan noise my fan only runs when using the ...
    May 5, 2011 Accountant Mike says:
    So far, this product has been fine. I hope that it stays this way and no complications take place any time soon.
    April 12, 2011 DADDY says:
    I have a small business. I purchased 8 of these babies of the past couple of years. I had some time on my hands and since I am a little GEEKish, I decided to…
    March 22, 2011 Thunder Stick says:
    APC is the best name in power. Cleans, conditions, and is healthy back-up. I have five monitors and two desktops plugged in to mine and i can go for 30 mins on battery alone.
    March 22, 2011 Thunder Stick says:
    Pros: Easy to setup, Good power output, Long battery life, Quiet, Reliable, Small footprint ... Cons: APC is the best name in power. Cleans, conditions, and is…
    February 19, 2011 Anonymous says:
    Pros: great, power back up. used it today during power failure. have an 850w PSU, plenty of components, hdd, ssd, high end GPU and this draws a little over 30%. During power outage had 45 minutes on battery. perfect.
    Long power cord.
    thin fits nice by my desk.
    Cons: have not run into any.
    great, power back up. used it today during power failure. have an 850w PSU, plenty of components, hdd, ssd, high end GPU and this draws a little over 30%. During power outage had 45 minutes on battery. perfect.
    Long power cord.
    January 30, 2011 Ken says:
    Mine has hit 3 years - worked perfectly, came up with a 3 year battery warning but still seems to have lots of capacity - I was going to replace the Backup-UPS pro 1500…
    January 10, 2011 dtour says:
    Pros: Compact, Good cord length, Great protection, Green friendly, Well built / quality ... Cons: This unit has a lot of heft but it is to be expected because…
    December 31, 2010 GREGORY says:
    The lead-in says it all ... really good performance however it is noisier than my computer which is a monster, fully-loaded, GB-screaming full tower chassis PC;…
    December 19, 2010 touchinginfinity says:
    I can see in real time how many Watts my battery backed-up devices are consuming. Note: The fan in this unit runs during trickle charging of the battery.
    December 19, 2010 touchinginfinity says:
    I had the older version of this product (BR1500) which finally gave out on me after about 4-5 years of use. I was still able to use the external extended battery pack from the old unit with this one, which was a definite plus. The addition of the LCD to this model is another great feature. I can see in real time how many Watts my battery backed-up devices are consuming. Note: The fan in this unit runs during trickle charging of the battery. This occurs any time the unit switches to battery, even through a self-test. The fan will kick on and run for about 3 hours. It is fairly noisy, but it will shut off and remain off until the next power interruption.
    December 16, 2010 Excellent Value says:
    Been using APC almost exclusively since 1993. They are for the most part an industry standard. I recently had to return this model, regretfully, because of the…
    November 15, 2010 Anonymous says:
    Pros: ZERO PROBLEMS! Excellent brown-out and power loss protection. Works well without the need of software, Windows 7 Pro recognizes the UPS and hibernates the PC if needed. Never a loss of data.
    Cons: None.
    ZERO PROBLEMS! Excellent brown-out and power loss protection. Works well without the need of software, Windows 7 Pro recognizes the UPS and hibernates the PC if needed. Never a loss of data. None. I've owned 2 since July 2010, and it simply does it's job. If you have an i7 PC with a good sized PSU then you won't be disappointed. I often look at the occurances {in FL we have a lot of brown-outs} and Watt Meter to check power consumption.
    October 25, 2010 Anonymous says:
    ... UPS likes LCD TVs, but doesn't like my computer with less power. Looks nice and stylish. LCD display in front makes their PowerChute software pointless ...