Title: Does the opposite of its job
Product review: This UPS worked fine for a couple years, but now whenever our laser printer turns on (it's plugged into a nearby outlet), the UPS glitches the power to the devices it serves -- a cordless phone base, a router, a cable modem, and a telephone adapter -- badly enough to cause a reboot. (Obviously, the laser printer must be pulling the line voltage down, but if I substitute an ordinary power strip for the UPS, there's no visible glitch.) This seems like an anti-UPS: amplifying an unnoticeable voltage sag into a failure-inducing power glitch.I will be looking for a replacement made by a different manufacturer.
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