How many outlets are on the battery and how many just to surge without battery? I need five outlets on battery for this application.
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Four and Four. You could still use a plug-splitter if two of your outlets are low current.
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There are six outlets on the 750 VA model and all are on the battery.See: http://www.apcmedia.com/salestools/SCON-7NBSEM/SCON-7NBSEM_R6_EN.pdf?sdirect=true
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On this device all 8 outlets are on battery, there are no surge only outlets like smaller units. This is also extremely heavy so best to have a hand installing.
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Actually on the back it says "Surge protective devices", it doesn't say how much surge protection. It also says: "125 Vac 50/60Hz 15A USB 5V DC 3A VPR L-N 1200, L-G 1000, N-G 1000 UL No. E363654 Surge protective devices CAN ICES -3(B)/NMB -3(B)" Maybe some of that was helpful? Brenda
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Most convenience stores sell $6 AC USB and 12V Auto USB adapters. When I bought spare batteries I also got spare battery chargers. Now I charge two batteries at once! I have 4 charged batteries in my pocket when I go flying. That's probably one more than recommended due to motor overheating.
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just make sure you have enough batteries to support the startup draw of the appliances or your inverter will kick out for low voltage, even if your battery is fully charged. I would say at least 3-4 batteries at least for them three items, maybe more, depending on the size of the ac's and fridge
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One. Outlets, as I recall. It's been a while since I ordered. I was not impressed with the results.
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No. It only provides multiple outlets from one wall outlet. I used it to connect multiple devices to power at a work station. I used a battery backup system to provide surge isolation.
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ac power without a battery backup. I think it was motion sensor and would sometimes go on in dim lighting. I wouldn't buy another, it isn't worth it. Get this one instead. Brighter light, portable as a flash light and has battery back up. Still working great. Durofix RL435 Li-Ion 4V Plug-in Power Outage LED Light, 2-Pack Good Luck
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For surge capability you would need to use a 300amp fuse. The surge is actually 3000 real watts, not a soft start method. Its roughly 10 DC amps for every 100 watts VAC. The 3k surge is for one half second and with a clamp meter the max I've measured is 290 amps. Also there ARE internal automotive style fuses located in the middle underneath the central heat sink. This does not mean you can run this inverter (or any) without an inline fuse on the positive cable of the battery. I use 2/0 gauge wire under 3ft from battery and two group 31 105Ah bats in parallel for a total of 210Ah. I have 3 mini anl fuses in parallel to cope with voltage drop. For surge capability you would need to use a 300amp fuse. The surge is actually 3000 real watts, not a soft start method. Its roughly 10 DC amps for every 100 watts VAC. The 3k surge is for one half second and with a clamp meter the max I've measured is 290 amps. Also there ARE internal automotive style fuses located in the middle underneath the central heat sink. This does not mean you can run this inverter (or any) without an inline fuse on the positive cable of the battery. I use 2/0 gauge wire under 3ft from battery and two group 31 105Ah bats in parallel for a total of 210Ah. I have 3... » Read More For surge capability you would need to use a 300amp fuse. The surge is actually 3000 real watts, not a soft start method. Its roughly 10 DC amps for every 100 watts VAC. The 3k surge is for one half second and with a clamp meter the max I've measured is 290 amps. Also there ARE internal automotive style fuses located in the middle underneath the central heat sink. This does not mean you can run this inverter (or any) without an inline fuse on the positive cable of the battery. I use 2/0 gauge wire under 3ft from battery and two group 31 105Ah bats in parallel for a total of 210Ah. I have 3 mini anl fuses in parallel to cope with voltage drop. « Show Less
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Look closer to the picture - it has 7 outlets, and by the way this is a great surge protector. I own two and will be buying two more.
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Yes all four plugs can be used at once. They would not put 2 outlet plugs and 2 usb plugs and not expect that they would all be used. The amperage limit on the outlets are probably 15 amps so you cannot exceed that but what your are describing would be no problem
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Sorry for delay responding...Mom in hospital. It takes D battteries.....8 of them. But the fan works great....high fan is almost too much air. I use low fan....saves on batteries. I'm in FL so battery fans are a necessity once the power goes out. Really happy with my purchases (bought 2 large), had 4 small ones also. Good luck.
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Three of the outlets are linked to one trigger (always on) outlet and there are four more always-on outlets. Eight power outlets total -- FIVE of them are always on.
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3, but be careful that your outlet is a standard one, not one with a circuit breaker between the sockets. It won't fit into one of those.
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It's runs 4 outlets. You can get a USB adaptor at Walmart. This is perfect for people who run yellow lights or emergency lights through a 12v outlet
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Yes. There are receptacles for four, maybe five, I forget how many that provide power to devices that are plugged in. There are several additional receptacles that provide surge protection, but not back-up power.You must not overload the UPS, though. It will handle a computer and monitor and router, for example. Or a TV, stereo and another device or two. But do not plug in a laser printer, or a Hoover, or a washing machine. But, to answer your question: if your house power goes off, your connected devices will continue to run for several minutes, maybe a half hour, depending on how many you have connected and how much current they draw.And the correct spelling is straight, not strait. Yes. There are receptacles for four, maybe five, I forget how many that provide power to devices that are plugged in. There are several additional receptacles that provide surge protection, but not back-up power.You must not overload the UPS, though. It will handle a computer and monitor and router, for example. Or a TV, stereo and another device or two. But do not plug in a laser printer, or a Hoover, or a washing machine. But, to answer your question: if your house power goes off, your connected devices will continue to run for several minutes, maybe a half hour, depending on... » Read More Yes. There are receptacles for four, maybe five, I forget how many that provide power to devices that are plugged in. There are several additional receptacles that provide surge protection, but not back-up power.You must not overload the UPS, though. It will handle a computer and monitor and router, for example. Or a TV, stereo and another device or two. But do not plug in a laser printer, or a Hoover, or a washing machine. But, to answer your question: if your house power goes off, your connected devices will continue to run for several minutes, maybe a half hour, depending on how many you have connected and how much current they draw.And the correct spelling is straight, not strait. « Show Less
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No friend you do not need batteries at all, The yellow piece you see the picture has different voltages to plug into. 4 batts equals 6Vs so just plug into the 6Vs and you are all set.
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Like another write said....forget joules...look at clamping voltage and get 300 or less volts. This has 500 and is almost worthless since most failures from a power company transformer can hit you with 440 and that took out everything in my house including a well...surge protected TVs included. Luckily if your handy with a screw driver and a soldering iron you can change the MOVs in most electronics and the device with work just like new...or leave take it out and you have it working but with no protect next time. This strip uses movs and one hit and it will be gone.