Tripp Lite 600VA UPS Desktop Battery Backup and Surge Protector, 300W, 4 Outlets, Home & Office UPS, Small Form Factor, Wall Mounting Option, 5ft Cord, 3-Year Warranty (BC600R)

If you need a small, low profile, UPS this is it. Considering the size and specs, it was the best I could find. Works great to power our router and model so that network systems can be shut down smoothly or run for period of time for IoT systems. No issues so far.

Works great in my distribution panel for our ONT. Would work well with any internet modem. Perfect size!

I have been looking for a small UPS that I could use to connect some smart devices to. Unfortunately, most UPSes are either too big, or if they are small enough, they don’t have a replaceable battery. When I saw this one, would what drew me to it, is first of all it’s small form, factor, and secondly, that despite of a small size, it still has a user replaceable battery. Also, I already own five other UPS’s in the same brand, and they have all proven to be reliable. I cannot speak to the life of the battery, although I expect that it will be at least two years, and as to the reliability of the device, all I have to go on is the companies reputation and my own past experience, but if it holds up, it should last me for a good long time. So far, I am very happy with this device.

I needed something very small form factor to keep my fiber modem online during outages. It does the job. It fits in the small telecom closet, perfectly out of sight.Now, elsewhere in my home, my computer is attached to a large, typical UPS. So when the power goes out, my computer stays up in front of me, while my modem stays up in that tiny telecom closet. This is what I need to prevent being disconnected from my work.Build quality felt good. Compliments to Tripp Lite for making the alarm configurable with a button.

Expensive for what it is. This is a smaller unit and it cost almost as much as some of the beefier APC batteries on sale. BUT I needed something I could easily mount on the wall and support a single small 8 port POE switch. It is light and I think it should support that switch for 5 hrs. or more.The first unit came in and the reset button was crushed and fell back into the UPS. 2nd one has something small rattling around. I am sure it is a small piece of plastic. But it work fine.It only supports 3 plugins so if you need to support a couple of smaller items during brownouts, this is a good choice, but like I said, I bought an APC 950va for $124 on sale. But much heavier to mount on a wall. All 3 ports are surge and battery. Nothing that is just surge.

There are 3 things I LOVE about this unit:1) It is one of the few UPS units that let you permanently disable the power-loss "Beep" sound. Most UPS let you do this, but first you have to download their software, connect the UPS via a cable to a Windows-only machine, then turn off the beep-on-power-loss function through the software. With this unit, you just hold down the Power button for 10 seconds and you'll never hear a constant beep during power outages.2) It lets you mount to a VESA mount. So instead of being on the floor or a desk, you can mount it to the back of a TV or monitor or wall stand. The bolts for this come with the unit.3) The slim profile and light weight means wall-mount it if you don't want some heavy toe-breaker of unit taking up space on the floor.

We've had a problem with occasional power outages that last but a few seconds, just long enough to shut the router down necessitating a lengthy wait while it reboots. I needed a small standby UPS system and the Tripp Lite 350R (AG-075C) looked like just the ticket. There were cheaper systems, but I have a long history with Tripp Lite products and knew it would be worth the extra bucks. I wasn't disappointed. In just a few minutes I had the 350R installed in the base of a little cabinet and connected to the router on the top (see pictures). Plugged it in, turned it on, got the green light⎯problem solved. For anyone needing instructions or data beyond the quick-start sheet, the complete user's guide can be downloaded from the Eaton Tripp Lite web sit.

Absolutely no local control or monitoring of this device. Cloud only, junk.