Is there a UPS like this that can automatically power cycle the router when internet connection dies?
57124
My router is plugged into a computer outlet that is connected to the UPS and I can continue using the internet on battery power when the commercial electric fails. You can also plug the router directly into an outlet on the UPS that is protected by the internal battery.
57125
that's more of a complex issue, You would probably have better luck renewing your connection lease on your router on an interval. best of luck.
57126
No that I'm aware, when you Internet connection dies is because a problem with the server. The back up unit can maintain power in case of a blackout only.
57127
The UPS unit will maintain a/c power to all devices connected to the battery backup outlets of the UPS unit. Loss of internet connectivity is a separate issue which would be dependent on the "cable" or "dsl" etc service provider. You might need to reboot the router after internet connectivity has been lost.
1241185
No, it's not like other ups with easy battery access. For the price, you would replace the unit if the battery goes out.
1424738
Different UPS systems have different maintenance cycles. Just had to replace the battery in a smaller, consumer level UPS after about 3 years of service, it is now back in use and working fine. At work we used a 2 year maintenance cycle. A UPS would be rather useless if it didn't have circuitry to monitor both power quality in and battery working state. This CyberPower unit has been nothing less than awesome so far.
662042
It depends on the load you put on the UPS and the mode you put it in. There are two modes: one mode to get you to save and shut down; this provides a maximum of 5 minutes power after which your computer is turned off by the UPS through the USB connection; the other mode provides power till the battery is drained; the computer will then shut down (I'm not sure if this is a controlled shot down as I've never let it come this close). Good news either mode is that most modern computers have the option to 'resume' when power is restored (a BIOS option). So when the power is restored, the UPS sends a signal to the computer and it wakes up. On my CP1500 I have roughly 60minutes of battery per the info on the UPS, connected are a desktop, modem, router, and phone (at least).
511046
Buy a UPS of the type you use on your computer. All functions are there. Size it to how long a power failure you want to ride through.
1045066
With no load and in idle state, the INTERNET600U and all our Internet Office UPSs shouldn't be drawing more than 1 amp. If you have any additional questions, don't hesitate to reach out to Tripp Lite's Presales Applications Team at (773)869-1773 or presaleshelp@tripplite.com.
838824
I have my router power cord plugged into a large paddle on/off switch, so that I can turn off the router with my knee while my hands are holding on to the work piece.
1007991
To avoid missing recordings due to power outages I suggest using a small UPS
1540999
Don't know what a UPS is, but I certainly have not noticed high power draw issues so I would say no, that is not normal. If UPS is some power strip thingy are you sure your problem does not lie there?
2039737
Also the go power has a 15 to 20 second delay before switching. Either way you decide to go i would recommend a ups (uninterruptable power supply) for sensitive electronics such as computer, tv, cable boxes, etc....you won't lose power to your equipment and it will protect it from surges as well
1327755
For this specific issue, it would be best to have a line interactive UPS system with (AVR) automatic voltage regulation. This type of UPS provides line conditioning and will help to counteract against sags in power caused by your large applicances. CyberPower has many different series of UPS systems with AVR. The unit that is closest in size to this model would be the CP825AVRLCD.
1308068
No I don't believe it will because a UPS is DC power inverted to AC, therefore the AC signal from the panel transmitter will be blocked. On second thought if you lose power from the utility company, then the TED transmitter in your electrical panel won't have any power so it can't function anyway, so it wouldn't matter if a ups would or would not work . You won't lose any data in your display unit, as soon as power is restored, it will start functioning again as if nothing happened.
616537
I believe the time would depend primarily on the load.Mine kept a modem and router up for over two hours (when the power returned).
2227347
No. I got it because it was not managed because my more tech friend said you don't want that hassle. When you power off you incoming internet it messes up the switch and I have to pull the power to reset it.
516174
I believe the button will need to be manually pressed as the power does not come on to the unit just by plugging it in. If you have frequent outages, have you considered using a UPS (universal power supply) to connect it, which can keep it running during short outages... In which case if the power comes back on shortly thereafter you won't need to manually restart since it won't have quit in the first place?
2277390
Generally yes but it depends on the quality of the output of the generator. The UPS will sense the frequency and voltage of the generator's output. If the output of the generator falls outside the allowable parameters, the UPS will kick in a take over the load. If that happens too often, the UPS's batteries will be depleted and the UPS will shut down until they are recharged.
924850
I actually just power cycled my main router the other day and the Edimax connected automatically.