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GOLDENMATE 1500VA/1000W Lithium UPS Battery Backup & Surge Protector, White | Envi

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[Important]: Our UPS supports 90–140V AC input, designed for standard 110V household power. Please verify your outlet voltage before use. This UPS is designed for standard utility AC power. Generator-supplied power may not meet the UPS input requirements for voltage, frequency, waveform, or grounding, and therefore may not be recognized as a valid AC input. In this case, the UPS will remain in battery mode and the battery will not recharge. [Warm Note]: Our 1000W/1200W/1600W lithium battery UPS use a larger-capacity backup battery than comparable lead-acid UPS products on the market. In addition, to properly support the 51.2V lithium battery system, a larger and heavier transformer is integrated. As a result, the overall enclosure size and weight are slightly greater than those of similar products in the same class. [Industrial Certifications]: Our UPS battery backup has undergone rigorous safety testing and meets top industry standards, with certifications. Featuring advanced chip technology, it offers dual anomaly protection for enhanced safety and reliability. Additionally, the system ensures maintenance-free operation for up to 10 years, providing peace of mind and long-term dependability. [Communication Port & USB Charging Ports]: This upgraded 1500VA/1000W model introduces new features, including a communication port with a provided USB cable and front-panel USB charging ports. By connecting to a Windows PC, the UPS can automatically initiate a PC shutdown through Windows settings. Additionally, the two USB charging ports—one Type-C and one Type-A—offer a total of 10W charging power, ideal for keeping your electronic devices such as smartphones, tablets, and smartwatches powered up. [Intelligent LCD Display & Integrated Button]: This UPS offers real-time, detailed monitoring of battery and power status, ensuring optimal performance and reliability. It includes an automatic safety feature that halts charging and discharging if limits are exceeded, preventing potential damage. The mute function and LCD on/off controls are integrated into a single switch, conveniently located alongside the main power button, allowing you to easily silence the alarm and turn off the LCD display when needed. [Multi-Outlets & Flexible Outlet Panel]: Equipped with eight NEMA 5-15P outlets offering both surge protection and battery backup, this plug-and-play device comes complete with an AC power cord. It also features a built-in Battery Management System (BMS) and PP45 terminals for secure, reliable connections. The outlet panel is designed with user convenience in mind, featuring wider spacing between outlets to accommodate multiple devices with varying power cords simultaneously. [Professional Line-Interactive UPS]: The 1500VA/1000W Pure Sine Wave Line-Interactive Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) continuously monitors battery voltage, ensuring optimal efficiency and reliability. Equipped with Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR), it effectively reduces common electrical issues such as power outages, voltage fluctuations, surges, drops, shocks, and high/low voltage. This system is ideal for protecting computers, workstations, network devices, and telecom equipment. [LiFePO4 Battery & Ultra-long Endurance]: This lithium UPS features a cutting-edge Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) Battery Pack (51.2V, 5.8Ah), offering an impressive lifespan of over 10 years and more than 3,000 charge cycles. Compared to conventional lead-acid batteries, it reduces the total cost of ownership (TCO) by over 40%. The advanced battery technology ensures long-lasting performance while removing the need for frequent replacements, making it a cost-effective and reliable power backup solution (Note: The LiFePO4 battery does not require replacement or any other hassle maintainance like Lead-acid battery).

pat dowd
18 de julio de 2026
Nice unit with ample power to run everything.
Seems to work well, it is nice and quiet. It is a bit bigger profile than others I've used, but it looks very good quality. I ordered three of them because I was unhappy with the other brand I've been buying on Amazon for the last couple of years.-Cyber power. The cyber power batteries don't seem to last more than a year and a half to two years at the most and this new unit uses lithium batteries, so I have high expectations for a four- to five-year lifespan.Ver másVer menos
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Jeff
18 de septiembre de 2025
My new UPS brand?
I have used APC and then Cyberpower to save some money. The duration these last has continually gotten shorter over the years, while the price has continued to increase.I had not heard of GoldeMate but the reviews were good and wanted to stop giving my money to companies that seemed to use modern technology to make their UPS fail sooner instead of last longer.This UPS surprised me when it showed, both its size and quality. It does not have the cheap feel plastic case, but a quality and sturdy one. It is also larger, giving the perception it will last longer. The fit around the edges, the outlets themselves, everything is instantly noticeably better quality.I can not speak on how long it will last before needing to be replaced, but the quality, detail, and size, give me the impression it will be longer than the other brands I have tried, and if they paid this much attention to detail on the outside, it get the impression the insides were not made the cheapest components designed to fail either.This cost more than the other brands I usually buy, but it was evident that money went into the product, not share holders pockets. It will take awhile for me to form a final opinion, because I want to see how long this UPS lasts and any problems it has before finalizing it, but I can say at this point I am glad I made the purchase and my hopes are high.I run an Alienware desktop with 1k power supply, external speakers, 2 monitors, and external drive off this and there has, in the last 2 weeks, never been any issue. I tuck the UPS out of the way for room, the cord is small as other have mentioned, but this is not an issue for me since my devices are place to reach the outlet anyway. This UPS does look clean and sharp enough to not need to be hidden though.Ver másVer menos
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ionblue
15 de junio de 2026
Great backup, but definitely large and heavy.
What can I say. It works as a battery backup and so far hasn’t failed me. It is quite large and heavy, but should keep my server and other gear running a good while. Only complaint is my UnRAID server can’t quite get all the deets from this. I do wish it used the same protocols as APC, but at least it can read battery level so that’s what I have the server set to.Ver másVer menos
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BuyerOfThings
15 de junio de 2026
Maybe I got lucky
Other users have stated that this UPS has a fault where the outlet receptacles are wired backwards. I tested mine and it was normal. That's good! One would not think such an outrageous oversight would be possible in a consumer product from the world's largest retailer, but here we are in the Wild West.Ignoring the fact that this device is basically uncertified and the equiv. of a very bright highschooler using AI to piece together a homebrew solution in his garage, this product offers decent value.The unit uses a somewhat uncommon plug; it looks kinda like a normal 20 amp variant of the IEC plug, with the prongs going horizontal rather than vertical, but I think it's smaller. May just be a normal C20. I don't have another one here to compare it to. It looks like it was intended to be used on a 20 amp breaker, but the other end is normal, and will plug right into YOUR wall without any issues.The little screen at the bottom of the unit displays useful but hard to see information. I have this thing hidden away behind a cabinet so it's absolutely useless in my situation. If you search online there's a neat project that can enable a dedicated tinkerer to open up this unit, do some modding, and get realtime power consumption information available in the host computer. The way it ships, Windows just sees this as an ACPI battery; all you can see is battery level, so you can adjust how your computer behaves when the battery gets to a given percentage. No realtime power consumption data is available. Better than nothing.I'm running a workstation, TV and two somewhat powerful LED lights from this unit. I simulated an outage by unplugging the power into the UPS, and the device transitioned to battery power before the TV, computer, or lights could miss a beat. Fast enough. They claim pure sinusoidal power, but one of my LEDs (intended to be installed in a ceiling) was not happy, and flickered a bit. Another light that's intended to be mounted under a cabinet didn't seem to mind. The computer and TV both have caps in their power supplies to buffer some of whatever aberrations are present in the flow of current. After a minute or less, the LED seemed to stop caring and just produced good stable light. Some sort of hiccup.While on battery power, the device gives off a nice, cheap, annoying beep. That's fine. It's better than not having any power. The frequency and duration of the beep is less obnoxious than the old APC UPS' I'm used to using. Didn't hear as much hum from the transformer either, just a bit of fan noise.I only let it get down to 92 percent or so before re-applying power. Under a 200 watt load, the percentage, as indicated in Windows over USB, dropped pretty rapidly. I did not look at the front screen much since it's hard to see where I have this thing setup.The unit arrived in its box, inside an Amazon box. The GoldenMate box was badly beatup, but the foam protected it. It looked like it may have been used, but it was packaged like new so maybe it's just had a very rough journey to my corner of the world.The next size up has the same capacity battery, but is rated for 20% more load, and costs another hundred dollars. This one seems to be the sweet spot in terms of value. While the computer connected to it is the primary draw, and has a 950 watt power supply, this UPS will spend most of its life well under half capacity in terms of load attached. If you're consistently using 800 watts, it may be good to have the extra overhead and go with the next model up so you don't stress the poor thing out as much.Finally, as another person mentioned, the plug layout is unusual but effective. Great for all sorts of sizes and shapes of "wall wart" transformers if you have your whole internet stack attached to this thing.
Judy K. Whiteside
11 de junio de 2026
Very satisfied with our GOLDENMATE UPS and just installed a second one
Purchased my first one in August 2025 and it has performed without a problem. Really liked the idea of a quality UPS that used Lithium Ion based batteries... We just experienced a very weird power outage that left on APC UPS singing and another one with a long enough outage to shut down one computer and boot another one set to reboot on a power outage. Some old home-made digital clocks gained 5 minutes during that weird outage. The GOLDENMATE worked without a hitch during this event. Just replaced that APC unit with another GOLDENMATE. One extra bonus is its ability to display the battery status like on a laptop.Ver másVer menos
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F. Mendonca
23 de julio de 2025
I'll probably stick with APC...stopped working correctly after one year
I've used APC and Tripp-Lite battery backup systems for at least 30 years due to frequent power outages at my cabin. I have 6 UPS units powering different systems and equipment. I've generally been happy with them but I thought I'd try the GoldenMate with the Lithium-ion battery. I may grow to like the GoldenMate but there were at least 2 things I did not like about it when I hooked it up. First, the power cord is absurdly short. Every UPS unit I've purchased has always had a 6-foot cord. The cord on the GoldenMate is only 3 feet long and it has a proprietary connector that plugs into the unit, so if you want to place it farther from an outlet, you'll have to use an extension cord. Second, you cannot have the display constantly lit. It turns off after 90 seconds and the display screen is very tiny...and at floor level. Displays on the APC and Tripp-Lite units can be set to stay on and the displays are MUCH easier to read. I expected more from a unit that is substantially more expensive than APC or Tripp-Lite units with similar capacities.UPDATE almost exactly one year later: I've demoted this unit to one star. While it still switches to battery power in a power outage, it now remains on battery power and continues beeping after the power comes back on. I have devices connected to it that cannot be powered down, but I now have to turn the GoldenMate unit off and back on before it will switch back to regular power.Ver másVer menos
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Nice unit with ample power to run everything.

My new UPS brand?

Great backup, but definitely large and heavy.

Maybe I got lucky

Very satisfied with our GOLDENMATE UPS and just installed a second one

I'll probably stick with APC...stopped working correctly after one year

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