I have multiple backups at all times so I am not worried about data
loss. I have 18 years of experience with UPS due to years living in
TVA land where the power dropped once a day, crashing and corrupting
whatever I was running. [TVA is the Tennessee Valley Authority which
creates and provides power.] I use the brand the TVA uses or at least
used when I lived there.

UPS keeps the power steady during those drops, warns of line problems
and in an extended drop does an orderly shutdown. I'm on probably my
4th or 5th one - by the time the battery goes there's generally a
better version for not much more than the cost of the replacement
battery.

As to my question, I take it power drops ARE the concern with leaving it on.


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