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title: "APC Back-UPS Pro 1000VA UPS Battery Backup & Surge Protector (BR1000G)"
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# 1000VA / 600W power capacity Intelligent battery management & AVR 8 total outlets (4 battery backup + surge, 4 surge only) APC Back-UPS Pro 1000VA UPS Battery Backup & Surge Protector (BR1000G)

**Brand:** apc
**Price:** ฿27843
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔋 Power up your productivity—never miss a beat, even when the lights go out!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** APC Back-UPS Pro 1000VA UPS Battery Backup & Surge Protector (BR1000G) by apc
- **How much does it cost?** ฿27843 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- apc enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted apc brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smart Surge Defense:** 8 outlets with dedicated battery backup and surge protection to safeguard all your critical gear.
- • **Voltage Stability, Always:** Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) smooths out power fluctuations without draining your battery.
- • **Intelligent Battery Management:** Maximize battery life and reliability with precision charging technology.
- • **Seamless Integration & Control:** Plug-and-play USB connectivity with OS-level shutdown support keeps your workflow safe and sound.
- • **Uninterrupted Power, Unmatched Productivity:** Keep your devices running seamlessly through outages with 1000VA/600W backup power.

## Overview

The APC Back-UPS Pro 1000VA (BR1000G) is a robust uninterruptible power supply designed for professionals who demand reliable power continuity. Featuring 1000VA/600W capacity, 8 outlets with a mix of battery backup and surge protection, and Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR), it ensures your critical devices stay powered and protected during outages and voltage fluctuations. Intelligent battery management extends battery life, while USB connectivity enables seamless OS integration for automatic safe shutdowns. With a compact tower form factor and a 3-year warranty, this UPS is a must-have for maintaining productivity and safeguarding data in any modern office or home setup.

## Description

The Back-UPS RS offers high performance protection for your business and office computer systems. It provides abundant battery backup power, allowing you to work through medium and extended length power outages. It also safeguards your equipment from damaging surges and spikes that travel along utility, phone and network lines. A distinguishing feature of the Back-UPS RS is automatic voltage regulation (AVR). AVR instantly adjusts both low and high voltages to safe levels, so you can work indefinitely during brownouts and overvoltage situations, saving the battery for power outages when you need it most. Award-winning shutdown software automatically powers down your computer system in the event of an extended power outage. Additional features like audible alarms, LED status indicators, user replaceable battery, push-button circuit breakers and plentiful outlets (including transformer-block spaced outlets) make the Back-UPS RS the perfect unit to protect your business' productivity from the constant threat of power problems and lost data.

Review: Reliable and quiet - This summer I encountered several power outages at my home due to heavy thunderstorms passing through and decided I need a UPS for my computer. Among the Back-UPS PRO family I chose this model providing 1000VA/600W after weighing my power needs against the physical size and weight of the UPS. I run an iMac with a couple of external hard disks, having a total power consumption of about 180-200W in typical usage (web access or text editing). The UPS tells me it provides about 25-30 minutes runtime for this load which very well meets my goals. I mounted the UPS on a single-board shelf at the foot of my computer table - a laptop style table on casters which I had already heavily customized to hold hard disk and other accessories while hiding cables in the back. The shelf needed to be rather sturdy to hold the unit's weight of 23 pounds. A pair of braced brackets and a wooden board from a hardware store were sufficient. The shipping box contained the UPS, a USB cable to the computer, and a coax bridging cable, and no accompanying software, as several users noted. That said, add-on software is not needed on the Mac since Mac OS X has very good built-in support. Upon connecting the USB cable, the OS recognizes the UPS model and presents options relevant to UPS operation in the Energy Saver preference pane (under Lion, and I believe since Leopard). Sleep times and screen dimming can be customized specifically for the scenario of running under UPS power. A shutdown can be initiated based on one or more of three criteria: time having run on UPS, time remaining on UPS, or percentage charge remaining on the UPS. I chose the latter, with a conservative setting of 25%. The model does not make any noise during regular use. On loss of input power, it starts to quietly hum a little from the internal power source. On push of a front panel button, the font panel display cycles through various characteristics such as voltages, power, and estimated runtime. Its back-light can be set such that it is turned off during normal operations and comes on for a minute after pushing one of the buttons. I wish the display were a little more data-rich to avoid the cycling. The buttons are a little mushy and wobbly but suitable for the expected infrequent use. There is a sufficiently loud beeper which can be muted. By default, it beeps after loss of input power. As others noted, the beep would be rather inconvenient at night, and the ability to switch it off is very welcome. On loss of input power the computer is notified and Mac OS immediately pops up a warning message. After reaching a configured threshold while on UPS power the computer is shut down in an orderly manner. I had this unit for a couple of weeks now and I am very happy with it.
Review: Does the job well - I bought this to deal with the blackouts I had been dealing with. After three power outages that abruptly turned off my gaming PC in the middle of usage, I needed to find a way to protect my PC from further power disruption so as not to break it. This back-UPS is heavy but sturdy. It is not a plug and play machine. You actually need to physically pull out the battery and flip it over to insert the battery in the correct orientation. If you don't do that, then it probably won't work. I didn't install the software or in fact mess with any of the settings. Once I installed the battery correctly, I plugged in my PC tower and my double monitors. After some consideration, I plugged in my TV and PS4 as well because I had extra plugs. And I did use multiple extension cords to fit everything. When my first power outage happened I didn't even notice it happening. My computer didn't flicker or react in any way. I was pleasantly surprised at how smooth the transition was from power to battery. Unfortunately, with my computer on, the display said it only had 10 minutes of power left even at full battery. Which is fine for what I needed--all I wanted was the chance to properly shut down my computer on my own terms in the event of a blackout. Once my computer was off, the display changed to around 100 minutes of power, and when I turned the TV on it changed to 60 minutes. The run time isn't very long but the UPS was satisfactory for me in providing continuous power to protect my computer. I haven't used it very long so I can't attest to its longevity. As a side note I noticed when I first plugged everything in I faintly smelled burnt plastic. The smell lingered for a couple days but I didn't see any issues with the device. After a while, the smell vanished. I'm not sure what it meant but in my personal experience it did not affect its ability to do its job.

## Features

- 1000VA / 600W Battery Backup Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
- 8 Total Outlets: 4 Outlets provide UPS Battery Power Backup and Surge Protection; 4 Outlets offer Surge Protection Only
- Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) maintains safe voltage conditions without using backup battery power
- When the power goes out, an APC battery backup with surge protection provides guaranteed power for computers, external hard-drives and other electronics, including your wireless router so you can maintain a network connection for your IoT devices when you need it most!
- Intelligent battery management: Maximizes battery performance, life, and reliability through intelligent, precision charging

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0038ZTZ3W |
| Amperage | 9 Amps |
| Battery Cell Composition | Lead Acid |
| Battery Cell Type | Lead Acid |
| Battery Charge Time | 12 Hours |
| Best Sellers Rank | #603 in Computer Uninterruptible Power Supply Units |
| Brand | APC |
| Built-In Media | USB Cable, User Manual |
| Color | BLACK |
| Connector Type | NEMA |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 2,000 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | 1 |
| Form Factor | Tower |
| Frequency Range | 60 Hz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00731304278788 |
| Input Voltage | 148 Volts |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 15.04"D x 3.94"W x 9.84"H |
| Item Height | 23.95 centimeters |
| Item Weight | 11.6 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | APC |
| Material | 1 |
| Maximum Power | 600 Watts |
| Model Number | BR1000G |
| Number of Outlets | 8 |
| Output Current | 9 Amps |
| Output Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Output Wattage | 600 Watts |
| Power Plug Type | Type B - 3 pin (North American) |
| Product Dimensions | 15.04"D x 3.94"W x 9.84"H |
| Runtime | 6 hours |
| UPC | 112840035972 641438060534 971477756083 041114110735 731304278788 617407433401 640206656146 782386500069 731304286240 807030490876 804993337118 854032055343 521227122714 065949585711 640026110132 611101329886 809385661376 777050000891 731215385612 806293523901 014444607350 778888192109 163120317370 809185809756 809186266367 |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Warranty Description | 3 years |
| Wattage | 600 watts |

## Product Details

- **Battery Cell Composition:** Lead Acid
- **Brand:** APC
- **Color:** BLACK
- **Product Dimensions:** 15.04"D x 3.94"W x 9.84"H
- **Voltage:** 120 Volts

## Images

![APC Back-UPS Pro 1000VA UPS Battery Backup & Surge Protector (BR1000G) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71G59bCGyWL.jpg)
![APC Back-UPS Pro 1000VA UPS Battery Backup & Surge Protector (BR1000G) - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81EdkgwrxSL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does it work with a Corsair PSU wih Active Power Factor Correction (PFC)? Like the TX and AX series**
A: Just pointing out that this UPS works perfectly fine for non APFC power supplies, such as my Corsair platinum HX1000i. I can't say for sure if it has a compatibility issue with APFC psu's, but I would tend to think if there was a broad compatibility issue, APC would take the time to outline it. I see 2 people here claim it doesn't work sepcifically with a Dell XPS 9000 though. To be safe, if you have an APFC psu in your pc, then I'd spend a moment on google to see if you can find a user who can confirm it works ok for that unit. I suspect it works fine with most APFC PSU's, but I'd confirm it for your model. I imagine there are other psu's out there, other than Dell xps 9000's, which are also sensitive about their sin waves. Clearly don't buy this for a Dell XPS 9000 though ;-)(PS, the HX850 mentioned by Matt, isn't an APFC power supply, so I'd disregard that comment about 2/3 etc).

**Q: when the power goes out how long will you computer, monitor, phone go on?**
A: Other answers say 30 to 45 minutes of power depending on what you have connected to the battery support. Don't buy one of these if you plan to use your devices during an extended outage and rely on the battery that isn't being recharged. I bought mine so I would have time to shut down my desktop normally without data loss and while I haven't experienced an extended outage as yet with this unit, under normal circumstances you (or me) would be warned of a threatening storm and possible outage and shut down early. As with an earlier unit I plan to leave my low voltage base home phone connected even with a cellphone so I have another means of communication because cell towers are as vulnerable as landlines and recharging a cellphone is plausible using this APC. My purpose is to prevent loss via a shut down that I refer to as a power blink; the TV, lights, cable box, modems, and the damn desktop shut off for a few seconds. This APC supports the desktop while everything else either reboots or waits to be turned back on. Everything connected to the APC is surge protected.

**Q: Can the APC BR1000G produce "clean" constant power for an extended period of time if it were connected to a regular so-called "dirty" power generator?**
A: Apparently not.  I'm running off a generator now and adjusted the sensitivity.  The APC "sees" 115v input, but it switched to battery until the battery was dead.  It won't supply the dirty power or charge itself with it.

**Q: May buy for my PowerMac G5 Quad. Will it allow time for saving and shutdown or 1-2 min outages? Rated power consumption: 185 w idle, 550 w max CPU.**
A: At present I have a desktop PC w/Viewsonic 22" monitor running Windows 8.1 with a canon IJ printer standing by. I also have my zoom wireless router, a Cisco DVR, a Denon amp, a Panasonic 60" plasma TV and a PS3 all covered. It shows that the UPS would cover the current hardware drawing 390w continuous for 10 minutes. I believe max power coverage is is 780w for 2 mins.  I shut down everything but the computer and its associated equipment and the draw is 15w and it could power it for 2 hrs. 8 min.  I hope this helps.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reliable and quiet
*by M***G on August 1, 2011*

This summer I encountered several power outages at my home due to heavy thunderstorms passing through and decided I need a UPS for my computer. Among the Back-UPS PRO family I chose this model providing 1000VA/600W after weighing my power needs against the physical size and weight of the UPS. I run an iMac with a couple of external hard disks, having a total power consumption of about 180-200W in typical usage (web access or text editing). The UPS tells me it provides about 25-30 minutes runtime for this load which very well meets my goals. I mounted the UPS on a single-board shelf at the foot of my computer table - a laptop style table on casters which I had already heavily customized to hold hard disk and other accessories while hiding cables in the back. The shelf needed to be rather sturdy to hold the unit's weight of 23 pounds. A pair of braced brackets and a wooden board from a hardware store were sufficient. The shipping box contained the UPS, a USB cable to the computer, and a coax bridging cable, and no accompanying software, as several users noted. That said, add-on software is not needed on the Mac since Mac OS X has very good built-in support. Upon connecting the USB cable, the OS recognizes the UPS model and presents options relevant to UPS operation in the Energy Saver preference pane (under Lion, and I believe since Leopard). Sleep times and screen dimming can be customized specifically for the scenario of running under UPS power. A shutdown can be initiated based on one or more of three criteria: time having run on UPS, time remaining on UPS, or percentage charge remaining on the UPS. I chose the latter, with a conservative setting of 25%. The model does not make any noise during regular use. On loss of input power, it starts to quietly hum a little from the internal power source. On push of a front panel button, the font panel display cycles through various characteristics such as voltages, power, and estimated runtime. Its back-light can be set such that it is turned off during normal operations and comes on for a minute after pushing one of the buttons. I wish the display were a little more data-rich to avoid the cycling. The buttons are a little mushy and wobbly but suitable for the expected infrequent use. There is a sufficiently loud beeper which can be muted. By default, it beeps after loss of input power. As others noted, the beep would be rather inconvenient at night, and the ability to switch it off is very welcome. On loss of input power the computer is notified and Mac OS immediately pops up a warning message. After reaching a configured threshold while on UPS power the computer is shut down in an orderly manner. I had this unit for a couple of weeks now and I am very happy with it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Does the job well
*by M***R on December 10, 2016*

I bought this to deal with the blackouts I had been dealing with. After three power outages that abruptly turned off my gaming PC in the middle of usage, I needed to find a way to protect my PC from further power disruption so as not to break it. This back-UPS is heavy but sturdy. It is not a plug and play machine. You actually need to physically pull out the battery and flip it over to insert the battery in the correct orientation. If you don't do that, then it probably won't work. I didn't install the software or in fact mess with any of the settings. Once I installed the battery correctly, I plugged in my PC tower and my double monitors. After some consideration, I plugged in my TV and PS4 as well because I had extra plugs. And I did use multiple extension cords to fit everything. When my first power outage happened I didn't even notice it happening. My computer didn't flicker or react in any way. I was pleasantly surprised at how smooth the transition was from power to battery. Unfortunately, with my computer on, the display said it only had 10 minutes of power left even at full battery. Which is fine for what I needed--all I wanted was the chance to properly shut down my computer on my own terms in the event of a blackout. Once my computer was off, the display changed to around 100 minutes of power, and when I turned the TV on it changed to 60 minutes. The run time isn't very long but the UPS was satisfactory for me in providing continuous power to protect my computer. I haven't used it very long so I can't attest to its longevity. As a side note I noticed when I first plugged everything in I faintly smelled burnt plastic. The smell lingered for a couple days but I didn't see any issues with the device. After a while, the smell vanished. I'm not sure what it meant but in my personal experience it did not affect its ability to do its job.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ APC BR1000G UPS
*by C***B on July 2, 2011*

I just got in this UPS and installed it. That means the information I'm providing is short dated, specifically that I haven't had it in service but 2 hours. I'll base my review on the installation. The UPS came in two boxes, one box from the APC factory and then inside another box from Amazon so it was well packaged. It came with the normal documentation, installation manual, warranty paperwork etc. Inside the box was the UPS and two cables, a coaxial cable and a USB/telephone jack cable for installation of the software. The installation manual says use the USB/tel. jack cable to install the software from the CD. But there is no CD in the box. I went to the APC website, looked up the software to use (I selected the Powerchute personal edition Version 3.0 for Windows 7, which is SFPCPE30 on the website) and downloaded it. After connecting the UPS to my computer, dual 22 inch monitors, and external 1.5 terrabyte hard drive used for backup, I tried installing the software I downloaded and got a message that it couldn't find a UPS connected to my system. I realized I didn't have the USB/telephone cable hooked up so I connected it, hit the install on my software download, and it installed immediately. I have it (the UPS) plugged in to a surge protector (because of distance from the outlet) with an on/off switch. So after installation of the software, checking the options quickly to see if I wanted to change any of the defaults, I hit the off switch on the surge protector and the computer stayed on as if nothing had happened. However, the display on the UPS beeped and told me the power was off and I had roughly 33 minutes of battery left. I then flipped the power back on and the display then changed and told me I was on AC power again and it was working normally. The UPS display shows that it's online (AC power), the load level, and voltage level. I'm currently getting 122 volts. I haven't tried changing any of that. All in all the installation was easy and the system is working like I expected. Time of course will tell my satisfaction level over the long term but the installation was easy and initial experience good.

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