Uninterruptible Power Supply Battery Charger

I purchased this about 2 weeks ago as a replacement for my uninterruptible power supply on my computer equipment. Less than a week ago we had another power failure that lasted about 3 hours. The EcoFlow River 2 Pro performed better than I had hoped. It transferred power seamlessly and none of my equipment even sensed it had happened. The app made it easy to manage my power usage to insure that the most critical electronics remained available.

I did not start out to want an uninterruptible power supply, but only a very capable surge protector. Once I read about the benefits of an uninterruptible power supply I was convinced I had to have one for my equipment. Initially this unit was on back order and I was sure getting one would be taking a very long time. Thankfully the day came when B&H gave me the email saying my Cyberpower EC850LCD was on it's way. I've had it protecting my computer, Time Machine and external hard drive. So far just this week the unit gave me the time to shut down safely after a short electrical blackout. I know this was a wise purchase and I am grateful to B&H for their commitment to honor my order.

The shure SBC200 battery charger and power supply works fine

My dual battery charger will also work as a power supply for my F5, but the problem is it's very noisy, and unusable when recording sound. The IndiPRO is silent, small and works for voltages 110v to 240v, and it's the cheapest of all the products I looked at. It's a great power solution for me.

I bought this charger when the XT4 came out, and it came with a Fuji branded 15W USB-C PD charger. While the battery charger recharged my W235 batteries, it was slower than I had hoped. The dual battery charger says it can supply a maximum of either 5.88W or 9.45W per battery. Turns out, the supplied 15W PD charger will never reach the 9.45W charge rate because the battery charger needs to supply the same power to each slot (and 9.45W x 2 = 18.9W plus some overhead for running the charger ... and you'll never get 18.9W out of a 15W charger). I used a USB-C power meter and found the Fuji supplied PD charger was actually delivering ~12W to the battery charger (5.88W x 2 = 11.76W, so it was only powering the charger at the low rate). So, I switched to a 30W USB-C charger (a tiny Anker 30W Nano3) and it delivers 19.5W to the Fuji charger ... and recharges my batteries in about 2/3 of the time as the original Fuji supplied power supply. Bottom line: This charger works great, just make sure you are using a USB-C PD charger delivering at least 20W of power. I'd recommend using a 23W or 30W USB-C PD to be on the safe side.

Perfect, Doubles as a power supply for the camera and a charger!

Very good charger. Except the power supply is too expensive.

I use this excellent power supply in the field to conserve on battery power.

I love my Tandem AC Power Supply and Charger. It's well constructed, looks like it will last a lifetime.

I needed a LARGE Uninterruptible Power Source for an industrial grade Flat Bed Printer. It needed to be single phase 208V, 3,000VA output capacity. This unit by APC weighs in at 105 pounds so it's no light weight! Unpackaged and set up in a matter on minutes as the factory default settings is adequate for the intended use. The machine can be configured for use in a data rack where you can set it to for a controlled shutdown of servers and after power is restored a controlled restart, selecting 3 different power zones to restart in sequence to get your network back up and running without any user input needed. It is about the size on a large desktop computer and comes with Data Rack mounting hardware or can be used with included floor stabilizing feet.