UPS recommendation to power nvr, modem and router??

[blake]

What UPS do you guys use and or recommend to power this equipment during a power outage.

 

[fenderman]

It depends on your overall draw (use a killwatt meter) and how long you want to power the cams...Nothing will power the equipment for very long unless you invest in a serious setup which is overkill...
This is one are where using a laptop has a bit of an advantage because it can use its own battery and let the ups power everything else..
I am partial to these..i have a bunch of the 850, 1000 and 1500's in the office and they are great.]
http://www.amazon.com/CyberPower-CP1500PFCLCD-Sinewave-Compatible-Mini-Tower/dp/B00429N19W/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1419443810&sr=8-2&keywords=cyberpower

 

[Mike]

I have that exact UPS that @fenderman linked to (1500) and it's great. It powers my rack which has the modem, router, switch, poe injector, all cameras, and BI server for a good 30 - 40 min after the power goes out.

 

[blake]

Thanks guys! As usual this makes things so much easier for me to pass onto customers.

 

[fmflex]

Can't beat the Cyberpower for bang for your buck. I've got 2 separate 1000VAs, one for the POE switch and the other for the Synology NAS. I've not had to see how much runtime I can get out of each but they were ok for a 10 minute outage while I isolated the supply to hook up a couple of new circuits.

 

[blake]

Cyberpower it is!

 

[Razer]

I use cyber power myself with good results, but for all of my remote installs I get APC Smart UPS 750 units. The reason for this is that all of my remote sites get NMC cards in them so I can remotely power cycle everything over the internet. I also get emails for UPS condition, power outage alerts and the like. The Smart UPS 750 is the smallest one that will take the NMC card that I need.

I combine that with something that will power cycle the modem and router automatically if the internet drops, and I can fix most of my issues without ever having to go onsite. I just got one of these:

http://www.amazon.com/Power-Switch-DLI-Built--Easy-/dp/B00EZWD146/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1420744953&sr=8-2&keywords=web+power+switch

I have need for all 8 programmable outlets and this and a good remote access ups and I'll be good to go. If this works correctly it may make the NMC unneeded though I bet we still use them.

 

[spyfly81]

i agree can't go wrong with a cyberpower unit and cheaper the APC