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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2026
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2025
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2025
We purchased two of these units on a trial basis to see if they would be suitable for backup power for the PC's on our service advisor line. Power failures during storms are common in our part of the city and even though the whole building is supposed to be surge protected, we have lost equipment from lightning. In my test, the TECH 650VA kept a basic PC and three 24" monitors running for 30 minutes at which point rapid beeping began warning that the unit was about to run out of power. A much larger UPS keeps our network and phones up for 30-40 minutes so this is a fairly good match and gives people plenty of time to make contact with customers and finalize some billing before they have to shut down. The sticker says Made in Philippines. The surge rating is not listed in the manual but the manufacturer website states 890 Joules. The battery that came in ours is a 5.5 amp hour RITAR RT1255H. From what I know so far, I think these are a really good value for PC backups and I'm going to go ahead and start rolling out more of them in our office.
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2026
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2026
This is a nice 8-outlet 650VA Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS). All 8 outlets are surge-protected, but only 4 are protected by the battery. Upon receiving it, I plugged it in to start the initial 8-hour charge. While charging, I connected the included USB cable to my laptop. The laptop immediately recognized it.
Looking at the battery, it reports to be 5500 mAh. I let it charge for 48 hours before starting the test. To test the battery, I plugged my monitor, accessories, and laptop into the UPS and disabled all energy-saving features. This created about 45 watts of load. I expect this load to run for about an hour. I unplugged the UPS from the power to simulate a power failure and waited.
Immediately, a beep every 30 seconds indicated that the load was on battery power. At about 40 minutes, this was replaced with a rapid beep indicating the battery was near exhaustion. At 50 minutes, the UPS shut down. It didn't run as long as I thought it should, but 50 minutes isn't bad and gives the systems connected to it time to shut down properly.
Why it didn't run as long as expected is unclear. It could be that the DC-to-AC converter is inefficient. It could be that the battery is not truly 5500 mAh, but closer to 4500 mAh. It could be that the UPS's load sensor is being too aggressive, not completely draining the battery. Regardless of the reasons, it didn't live up to the 56-minute runtime it advertises for a 50-watt load. For that, I will ding this UPS one star.
Overall, this is a good UPS, comparable to other similar-sized UPSs I own from various manufacturers.
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2025
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2025
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2026
UPS appears to work well. It comes with a USB Type-B cable to connect the UPS to the PC, but I am not using it. The UPS comes with a user manual, but it doesn't have any instructions on how to utilize this feature of the unit. I looked for an online manual, but there is none. IMHO, that's rather lame not to have instructions online in this day and age.
This UPS is rated 650VA / 360W which should be enough for typical systems. My PC has a 750W power supply, but I don't think the power drain ever gets anywhere near that. The UPS will shut down if its rating is exceeded. Time will tell, but I don't anticipate any issues.
I plugged my printer and speaker system into the Surge Protection Only outlets. I plugged my PC, monitor, modem, and wi-fi router into the UPS outlets. Note the picture below: the modem and wi-fi had these larger plugs, but I was able to fit them, especially because the one plug had no ground or polarization. Just be aware. There are short extension cords you can get just to get around situations like this, if needed.
I did test the unit by unplugging it while everything was running, and it worked well. If this UPS is within the power requirements you need, then it should be a good choice, especially given the price point of this unit.
