Can I plug this into a APC UPS and then my devices into this?
1289729
No problem as long as the power supply is rated same as the surge protector. 120v in and 120 volt out.
195121
It can run electronics, but I would run it through a UPS to insure steady current.
1140594
Not unless you have the base (which plugs into a wall outlet) on a battery backup UPS system, no.
1204802
My OEM power supply failed for my GoFlexHome Network Storage System, and I bought the APD device you are asking about. It works fine.
1349400
I doubt it. Its designed to connect the APC uniterrupted powersuppy to a NAS or a desktop in order to check the battery status and in case of powerfailure turn the devise off before the batteries run out.
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.
1411292
Yes you can. Depending on the power grid in your area, I would recommend putting this on a UPS or other -very- reliable power source. I had to perform factory resets frequently until I did so.
342521
The answer should come from the battery supplier or a user with your particular model UPS. Mine is a XS1300VA and requires 2 of these and they work. A search of Amazon shows 12v 7000 mAh UPS Battery for APC Back-UP BX1000 - 2 Pack by Max Life Battery http://www.amazon.com/12v-7000-Battery-Back-UPS-BX1000/dp/B00DIGN0L4/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1404296444&sr=8-2&keywords=bx1000+battery - according to the data it says yours are 7 amps and this is a 9 amp battery. I would not use this battery for your UPS, check with the supplier for proper sizing.
1673250
I have a power surge protector -- just in case there is a lightning storm and if it knocks out the motor I will not be a happy camper.An extension of this arrangement means, a UPS may work. I see why not. Principle is the same. Actually, a UPS is a smart move.
1213318
I don't know since my unit is only connected to a television and a music system. However, I have had no problems of any sort with my APC, and it performs beautifully.
1073915
I have only a little experience with this. I used it to remotely hook up a PLC device. This device is very picky on protocol. I believe that it works for me is because my software has a wide range of comports and the USB over IP set up a virtual COM 12. It's works smoothly where other devices have failed. So, I would say it depends on the software you are using to monitor your UPS.
488089
That will depend on how many watts the devices on the UPS draw during the power outage. I have two of these devices for two computers. The older computer draws more power so there would be just enough time to save files, and shut the computer down cleanly. My new computer has a light power footprint; it could run about thirty minutes before depleting the UPS power.
484565
Uninterrupted Power Supply. Yes, you should be ok to use this with a UPS. It really comes down to what your plugging into the whole system that will dictate how the UPS acts.
698533
It depends on your load on the UPS. Check APC's chart here at http://www.apc.com/products/runtime_for_extendedruntime.cfm?upsfamily=165
1655917
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.
1250500
Yes, you can. It's not safe unless you have it plugged into a UPS though, keep that in mind. If power cuts or dips you'll have to start over.
1541000
I said "no" but my brain was not in gear. The UPS part went right by me. You should not use it with a UPS device.