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So today my C drive on my server corrupted after a power flicker, the server is just connected to a mediocre surge protector and it was bound to happen. So now I need to get a UPS for the server and I am trying to find the right option, I want an Eaton as we use them at work and have had good success with them but am torn between an older low end enterprise grad unit or a newer home style unit, I want to stay under 200 for this and those are the two options in that price point. So here are the two I am looking at, one is an Eaton 5S 1000LCD and the other is an Avaya 9125 1000i, both are 1000VA which should give my server 5+ minutes of run time and both are Eaton made. Ill add links to the bottom but let me know what you guys think. Also if you guys have a better suggestion i am open too it, Trying to keep under $200 with replaceable batteries and 1000+VA, also preferably a way for it to shut down the server and ethernet possibly.

 

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Eaton 5S 1000LCD

Avaya 9125 1000i

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Of the two I'd go for the 2U retired UPS. You may want to replace the batteries though. These types of units offer better features and protection for your equipment than consumer standing UPS's. Most are square wave and only line interactive while what I can find on the 2U it always runs off the battery the server never actually sees direct AC power. I can't find if it's Square wave, Simulated sinewave or pure sine wave but it's likely one of the latter two which is better than consumer units.

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3 hours ago, Windows7ge said:

Of the two I'd go for the 2U retired UPS. You may want to replace the batteries though. These types of units offer better features and protection for your equipment than consumer standing UPS's. Most are square wave and only line interactive while what I can find on the 2U it always runs off the battery the server never actually sees direct AC power. I can't find if it's Square wave, Simulated sinewave or pure sine wave but it's likely one of the latter two which is better than consumer units.

Thank you! I bought the Avaya , hopefully it works good.

Gaming Rig: 1st gen i7 to 8th gen i7 (Build Log)

Specs: i7 8700k : Corsair H110i w 2x Corsair LL140mm RGB Fans : 32GB Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 3600Mhz : Asus ROG Maximux X Hero AC : EVGA RTX 3080Ti FTW3 Ultra : Phanteks Enthoo 719 w/LL120mm RGB fan : Corsair HX750Sabrent Rocket Q 2TB Boot Drive : WD Black HDD Game Drive : Corsair Lighting Node Pro

 

Server: 

Specs: HP DL380e G8 : 2x Intel Xeon E5 2470 : 48GB Ram : 6x HPE 4TB 3.5" HDDs, 2x 4TB WD Red, 3x WD Red 3TB HDDs, 1x Samsung 850 Evo 250GB SSD : Redundant 750w 80+ Gold PSUs

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