My BX750MI-GR has saved my precious data on two occasions. Earlier this year, my seven year old, well used waffle iron shorted, popping loudly and sparking quite brightly in the process, probably because of all the gunk that had accumulated inside its less cleanable interior over the years. That not only made my breaker trip, but also blew the 16 amp main fuse. The UPS kicked in immediately, making a klick and a beep, which felt amazing. That was my first time ever.

As for the second time, see this post.
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[–] 2 points 15 hours ago

I do recommend it, if the circumstances allow it. LiFePo are such a step up in battery technology.

Just a tip for anyone considering it: Make sure to only use packs with an integrated BMS, as most of the shelves UPS models are designed for a different chemistry.

Addendum regarding the desk UPS: I'm thinking about one of the power stations with a < 10 ms switch time. Have yet to find one that plays well with NUT.

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