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Specifications for Monster® Home Theatre PowerCenter!" HT UPS 1000 Uninterruptible Power Supply
Part Number MP-HTUPS1000

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Home Theatre PowerCenter™ HT UPS 1000 Uninterruptible Power Supply

Emergency KickStart™ circuitry supplies start-up power during power failures.
Eight color-coded, labeled outlets with matching cord labels for easy hook-up.
Ultra High 600 VA rating for reliable, long lasting power back-up of connected components.
Conveniently protects against lost memory settings due to suddenly lost power.
Prevents damage to your components caused by incorrect turn-on sequencing when AC power is restored.

Height: 3.5 Inches
Height - With Feet: 3.5 Inches
Width: 14 Inches
Depth: 12.5 Inches
Weight: 48 lbs.

Monster's HTUPS1000 - An Outstanding Power Solution
Today’s high-end home theatre systems rely on constant power to maintain important system functions. Even during brief power outages, a home theater system can suffer damage, ranging from lost memory settings and data to physical component damage caused by incorrect turn-on sequencing that may occur when utility power is restored.

HTUPS1000 is designed to maintain constant power to a home theatre system, even during power outages, while also ensuring that voltage received to the system components does not exceed or fall below safe levels.

HTUPS1000’s 28,000mAH internal backup battery supply maintains voltage to a system during power outages, ensuring that settings or memory are not lost, while also protecting equipment from costly damage due to an incorrect turn-on sequence.