Can I plug the 4460 into my UPS? Can I plug the 4460 into the UPS?
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I have a Triplite and APC upses and i use my Kill-A-Watt meter with them... I can not guarantee it will work on your unit, but it works fine on mine.
401333
No. This cable is custom to allow you to configure the settings on a APC UPS.
947527
The System has a built in 72 hour lithium battery backup. Of course you can always plug into a UPS as well.
1404401
I agree with the other posts . You need Deep cycle batteries but you also can find power inverted made to accomplish this task the only question being capacity wattage and if it has pure sine wave out put as long as your load isn't more than what the inver can provide and battery has enough capacity & is of correct type then you should be fine . Never however modify or tinker with UPS and modify it beyond what the design say .
2282910
Sorry, I do not know! Contact seller for sure. I am running several 48v IP phones and 48v APs successfully.
1089546
It comes with a semi-proprietary cable in that the end that plugs into the UPS is like Ethernet. The other end is a standard USB so don't lose it.
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It sounds like you are building something heavy-duty. The largest one I have built used a 750 watt. I found the engineering first class and the performance solid. I would buy it again. Built like a gamer, it's still running well after two years. On a smaller machine, the tickler starting circuit failed and they sent me a new PSU, postage paid. Your UPS needs to produce a full sine wave for it, is all. That's what Thermaltake told me, anyway. Good Luck.
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No, because the power strip would degrade the the powerline unit's transmission between your computer and the device connected to the other powerline unit. On the other hand, you can install an ethernet cable between the powerline adapter and a UPS unit equipped with ethernet sockets (not a power strip) and then another ethernet cable between the UPS unit and your computer (or switch) if you want to protect against power surges.
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Transformer has a 9vac output not DC it would be may be easier to just buy a UPS to power it
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The UPS also acts as a surge protector. A few of the plugs are supported by the battery power backup and others are just surge protected.
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Yes, you can have a ups to plug your psu into. I would looking at the AFC BE750G Power Saving Battery Back-UPS it will last for about 30 minutes after the power goes out.
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It I should work just fine. Make sure you are placing it in the correct slot and that the ups itself is not inverted. Mine works fine. You are using the one that came with the keyboard I presume and not your own.
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You can use this for any electronics as long as the power requirements of the device(s) you hook up are lower than the power the UPS is rated to provide. Also keep in mind that UPSs in general don't provide much backup power time if you're close to the limit of what the power the UPS can provide. I believe this UPS provides up to 255 watts of power. You should be able to look at the specs for your TV and satellite receiver to see how much power they consume to see if you can use this UPS or need a bigger one.
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No, it's not like other ups with easy battery access. For the price, you would replace the unit if the battery goes out.
330763
It does not. You can add a UPS, but you need a hefty one to sustain the current flow. I have a device that will measure wattage if you would like, I can hook it up to my Rinnai?
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From the CyberPower website FAQ: "No. This configuration is called "daisy-chaining" and will void the UPS's warranty."http://www.cyberpowersystems.com/support/faqs/general-ups-faqs.html
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If you mean, can the UPS, if charged, be powered on and used to run electronics when unplugged, the answer is yes. And while I haven't exactly tried it myself, I believe that you can start a computer or other device from "cold" while unplugged as well. The only caveat as far as I know is that it not draw more wattage / VA than the unit can supply during start up.