POWERSHIELD Gladiator 1500VA/900W Line Interactive Pure Sine Wave Tower UPS. 6x Power Sockets with Surge & Battery Back Up. 2x USB-A Charging Ports. Removable

Introducing the POWERSHIELD Gladiator 1500VA/900W Line Interactive Pure Sine Wave Tower UPS, the ultimate power solution for your electronic devices. With its sleek tower design, this UPS not only provides reliable power backup but also adds a touch of elegance to your workspace.

Featuring 6 power sockets with surge and battery backup, the POWERSHIELD Gladiator ensures that your devices stay protected from power surges and fluctuations. Whether it's your computer, gaming console, or home entertainment system, this UPS has got you covered.

But that's not all! The Gladiator also comes equipped with 2 USB-A charging ports, allowing you to conveniently charge your smartphones, tablets, and other USB-powered devices. No more searching for available power outlets or carrying around bulky chargers.

One of the standout features of this UPS is its pure sine wave output. Unlike traditional UPS systems that provide modified sine wave output, the Gladiator delivers a clean and stable power supply, ensuring optimal performance and longevity of your sensitive electronics.

Worried about the UPS taking up too much space? Don't be! The Gladiator is designed to be compact and portable, with a removable battery for easy maintenance and replacement. Its tower form factor allows for flexible placement options, whether it's on your desk, under your desk, or tucked away in a corner.

With its advanced line interactive technology, the POWERSHIELD Gladiator constantly monitors the incoming power and automatically switches to battery power in the event of a power outage or voltage drop. This seamless transition ensures uninterrupted operation of your devices, giving you peace of mind.

So why settle for anything less when you can have the POWERSHIELD Gladiator 1500VA/900W Line Interactive Pure Sine Wave Tower UPS? Invest in the ultimate power protection solution and never worry about power disruptions again.