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Mettleramiel
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Joined: 02/08/2011
Location: Canada
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Posted: 02:31pm 01 Aug 2011

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Protect your expensive electronics and run when the power goes out! I got here a ton of UPS units. All the them have been tested and work as they should but had bad batteries. The dead batteries have been removed to save on shipping and without them, most of these units weigh about 1lb. Discounts can be given to people wanting to buy multiple units. You cover shipping costs from Canada.

2 - APC Back-UPS office 350va.
Dimensions: 17" x 6" x 3"

These are 12v 200 watt units. One of them comes with a data cable so you can hook it up to your computer, the other does not. First person to buy one gets the cable. APC has a proprietary cable, but you can make it yourself like this http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum/guides-how-tos/17082-ho w-build-apc-u-p-s-data-cable.html

$10 each CDN

7 - APC Back-UPS ES 350
Dimensions: 10" x 7" 3"

More 12v 200watt units but with larger space for batteries. None of these come with data cables. They look like they are stand DP9 cables, but they are not. You can make them yourself however like this http://www.techiehq.net/pc-technical-talk/apc-ups-serial-cab le-24418.html

$15 each CDN

1 - Powercom KOF373S
11" x 5" x 3"

12v 373watt unit. Comes with serial data cable, it's the one at the top of the picture

$15 CDN

5 Powercom KOS 575S
11" x 5" x 5"

12v 575 watt units all come with serial data cables

$20 each CDN

1 - Powerware 5115 PWS51151400
15" x 6" x 7"
An odd duck, this is a 36v 950watt unit. It weighs about 15lbs on it's own and it even outputs a true sine wave! This units is missing the front face plate. The one on the left in the pic.

$100 CDN OBO

1 - Liebert GXT1500RT-120 48v

Sorry, I lost the picture, I will take one later. This one is a monster. It's a rack mountable 1500watt unit weighing 40lbs and outputting a true sinewave. Open to offers, but probably looking for a couple hundred bucks.

Direct any questions to this thread or mettleramiel at hotmail dot com.

Gizmo

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Posted: 10:25pm 01 Aug 2011

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Pictures are a bit wide. I see they are hosted elsewhere, but see if you can scale them down a bit, makes the post easier to read for potential customers.

Glenn

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